:14:01
The moment he is conscious
bring him to me for questioning.
:14:04
It may be a little while, Captain.
I'm afraid he's in shock. - Yes...
:14:16
We continue now with a report
from CBS London and Edward R. Murrow.
:14:21
This is London.
:14:23
The loss of Tobruk will make
supplying Malta even more difficult.
:14:27
And the battle for Egypt
may even now be underway.
:14:31
At the moment, all that can be said
:14:33
is that Parliament and the press
are looking for someone to blame.
:14:37
There's no question
about the conduct of British troops.
:14:39
Their bravery deserved victory
but they were defeated.
:14:43
But Rommel is fond of the unorthodox
and speculation is futile.
:14:48
Rommel is being
reinforced through Tobruk.
:14:51
Tell me! Are you
a member of the 5th Commandos?
:14:56
Get him out of here.
:15:04
Quite a performance.
:15:07
What in the name of God is that?
:15:09
Don't worry, she's real.
Belongs to an ltalian general.
:15:12
Any more? - No, she's the only one.
Signorina Vivian something or other.
:15:19
English pigs!
:15:23
She's the only passenger...
- What happened to the 5th Commandos?
:15:28
That's an interesting question.
:15:30
To ask it makes this the bloody
muck-up of all time. - Who are you?
:15:34
Sergeant MacKenzie, 5th Commandos.
- 5th Commandos? Any others here?
:15:40
Well, we're it.
Ed Brown, Bill Wembley,
:15:44
Dan Garth and Reilly.
:15:46
We were left behind when
our unit was moved. Acute dysentery.
:15:50
Except me. I got a bad tattoo
from Alexandria. - And the others?
:15:55
Shipped to a prison camp in Tunisia.
- Oh, Jesus Christ.
:15:59
I don't see why that's a surprise.
- Did he brief you? Major Farrow?