1:02:03
There's a U-boat coming
to pick them up.
1:02:05
"U-841 available. Assign 28 men.
Location, date agreeable."
1:02:08
- What's the location and date?
- We checked all the letters.
1:02:12
Specific time must've been set before
in something they received earlier.
1:02:15
It doesn't matter.
We'll move in now and break it up.
1:02:18
There's got to be a tunnel. We'll pull
every barracks apart until we find it.
1:02:24
Lieutenant, could you excuse us
a minute, please?
1:02:27
Go and have a cup of coffee
or something.
1:02:44
What if we were to let 'em go?
1:02:46
Then we could follow and find out where
the rendezvous is and land the sub.
1:02:51
How'd Willi like that?
1:02:53
Permit the escape?
1:02:55
The tunnel's got to come up
within 50 yards of that fence.
1:02:59
All we have to do is put patrols
out there, see where they come through.
1:03:04
We keep radio contact.
1:03:07
Then we inform the military and civilian
police all the way out to the coast.
1:03:13
Then we nab the sub
and the whole lot.
1:03:16
My job is to run this camp
and account for the prisoners in it.
1:03:20
And curiously enough that doesn't
include letting 28 of them escape...
1:03:23
to further your military career,
Captain.
1:03:28
Under my instructions at this moment,
our men are searching German barracks.
1:03:33
- Perry.
- It's Major Perry, Captain!
1:03:36
I'm your superior officer
and you will respect the rank.
1:03:38
I don't give a damn about
your bloody rank, or anyone else's.
1:03:42
I got sent up here to do a job.
1:03:44
I'm supposed to find out
what's behind that break.
1:03:47
If you don't like what I'm doing, call
General Kerr and have him relieve me.
1:03:54
Now bring the men back
and stop that search.
1:03:59
The War Office has given you
a unique authority here.