:32:06
D'you think that's funny?
- Well, no, I was...
:32:09
I'll teach you, and everybody
else. Get into your kit.
:32:13
Move it!
:32:14
I'll teach you, and that
goes for the rest of you.
:32:18
Move it I said! Double outside!
:32:26
You dropped that little lad
right in it, didn't you Roberts.
:32:29
Yeah, we're gonna be next if he
don't keep his big trap shut.
:32:31
Don't make things worse
than they are, Roberts.
:32:33
Look! He wants me.
:32:35
And he wants you
cos you're the wrong colour.
:32:37
The rest of you he doesn't
find all that interesting yet,
:32:39
but he'll have you just the same.
:32:41
The RSM likes making toy soldiers,
Williams likes braking them.
:32:45
Now you all work out what
you're gonna do about it.
:32:48
Maybe you're right,
but keep your big mouth shut
:32:51
and don't give him too many opportunities.
:32:56
How come you put one
on you Officer, Roberts?
:33:00
He asked for it.
:33:01
For ordering you up
the line, you mean?
:33:03
For ordering me up the line.
:33:05
Wasn't very considerate, was he?
Should've ordered you to a rest home.
:33:10
I'd have volounteered for that.
:33:12
You know, there's a yarn going round
that you beat up your Officer
:33:14
and then ordered your lads out the line.
:33:17
- Is that the story?
- That's what I heard.
:33:20
It's true I stuck it on him.
- Why, Roberts?
:33:24
Oh, you'll read all about
it when I write my memoirs.
:33:28
How Joe Roberts saw action one
day and didn't fancy a second basin?
:33:32
Well, I'll try and make it
read a bit better than that.
:33:36
How's this?
Half the Regiment wiped out
:33:39
but not gallant Sgt. Major Joe Roberts?
:33:44
Couldn't have that, you see,
I was due weeks leave in Cairo.
:33:49
The lads who'd gone in,
any of them still alive, Roberts?
:33:59
Any of them still alive, Roberts?