Battle of Britain
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:25:02
But the essential arithmetic
is that our young men...

:25:05
will have to shoot down
their young men...

:25:08
at the rate of four to one
if we're to keep pace at all.

:25:15
It's the oil pressure, sir,
but the gauge is being checked.

:25:18
- All right, Charlie. Carry on.
- Thank you, sir.

:25:21
Never give up,
do you, Charlie?

:25:22
Instrument check, sir.
:25:24
I hope your new C.O.
Believes you.

:25:27
He's going to be
one of your headaches now.

:25:29
They know the orders...
don't tangle unnecessarily.

:25:31
So it's "May I do
an engine check, sir?

:25:34
"Or an undercarriage
check or a radio?"

:25:36
Any excuse
to get at the Jerries.

:25:38
At least it shows they're keen.
:25:40
Yeah, they're a good bunch.
:25:42
God knows what I'll find
in Scotland.

:25:44
A lot of kids with down
on their cheeks.

:25:46
Yeah, training them
to be fighter pilots...

:25:48
is a damn sight more dodgy
than fighting Germans.

:25:50
Well, you've got to earn
that new stripe somehow.

:25:52
At least I got
three days in town.

:25:54
Give my regards to your wife.
:25:56
Thanks.
:26:00
May I have a word, sir?
:26:06
Send us back a haggis.
:26:13
If you want permission
for a test flight...

:26:15
the answer is no.
:26:42
Large scotch, please.
:26:44
You with that lot
down the road, sir?

:26:47
No.
:26:48
One and six, please.
:26:50
- Thank you.
- Thank you.


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