:11:02
You know, make it a real luxury trade.
:11:06
l gotta mention this. l'm not too keen
on selling to any cobbers.
:11:11
You know, mates.
lt just don't seem right, does it?
:11:15
King, you know, he's got a point there.
:11:17
Yeah, that's right.
We can't sell to buddies.
:11:19
Yeah, well, l figured that one too.
:11:23
Gentlemen,
our policy will be brass only.
:11:26
-Brass only?
-Majors and up.
:11:34
Genius. l tell you, he's a genius.
:11:37
l've seen Lt. Col. Jones,
Quartermaster Sgt. Blakeley...
:11:44
...and relieved them of their duties
as of today.
:11:51
And now we'll forget the matter.
:11:53
l say, ''we,'' because
you are to forget it with me.
:11:57
ln fact, l'll make it an order.
You're to forget it ever happened.
:12:02
We can't do that, sir. We caught them
red-handed, stealing the camp food.
:12:06
That's your food and mine.
They deserve to be topped.
:12:09
Nevertheless,
under the circumstances...
:12:12
-...this is the decision l've made.
-What circumstances?
:12:15
You can't let them off scot-free.
You can't.
:12:17
Don't tell me what l can
or cannot do, lieutenant.
:12:20
l'm sorry. l'm sorry, sir.
:12:24
But, sir, those men are thieves.
l caught them.
:12:27
-l repeat, the incident is closed.
-By God, it's not closed!
:12:30
l won't let it be closed. They've been
eating while we've been starving.
:12:34
-l insist that they--
-You can't insist on anything.
:12:51
l intend sending the following
to the camp commandant:
:12:57
''l strongly commend
Lt. Robin Grey, Royal Tank Corps...