:04:02
Then why the hell didn't you
join the commandos?
:04:04
No... all I meant was...
:04:05
I've done 25 years and where the
hell do you think I'd like to be right now?
:04:08
Nobody's gonna pin a medal on us.
:04:10
Now get this straight. One job's as
important as the next.
:04:14
Is that clear?
- Sir!
:04:16
New prisoners for release, Sir!
- Double them over here!
:04:24
Carry on Jake.
- Sir!
:04:25
About turn! Right turn!
:04:30
Keep them knees up, keep them up!
:04:32
Halt!
:04:34
Right, lets have your names. You?
:04:38
743 Walters, Sir.
- Put your kit bag down. You?
:04:41
158 Martin, Sir.
- Put your kit down.
:04:45
Due for release, eh?
- Yes, Sir.
:04:47
What we in for, Martin?
- Went absent, Sir.
:04:49
You, Walters?
- Went absent, Sir.
:04:50
You going absent again?
- No, Sir.
:04:53
When they came to me they were on
the run. Living it up in Cairo, wasn't it?
:04:57
- Yes, Sir.
- Yes, Sir.
:04:57
Living with a couple of cabaret bints. Very
tough they was considering they was pimps.
:05:02
Wasn't going to do nothing
I told them, was ya? Well speak up!
:05:04
We sort of thought like that, Sir.
:05:07
Any complaints about any
members of my Staff? - No, Sir.
:05:11
Glad of that. We treated you
well, better than you deserve.
:05:14
You look better and you smell sweeter.
:05:18
Gave you both hell, didn't I?
:05:20
- No, Sir.
- Could've been worse, Sir.
:05:22
Good of you to make a speech.
You know I made you suffer.
:05:27
To find out if there
was any good in you.
:05:29
You hurt yourselves,
lads, trying to beat me.
:05:32
You take the hill, the pack drill, the lot
and learn about discipline the hard way.
:05:36
I've doubled in thousands like you.
:05:38
The dregs, the dross,
the filth of the gutters.
:05:41
But when I've doubled them out,
:05:44
they've turned out like you, too.
Like men.
:05:49
And a credit to the uniform.
:05:51
Right, pick up you kits.
:05:55
About turn!
:05:58
Double march!
Left, right, left, right...