:54:01
We´re gonna teach you soIdiering,
the nobIest profession.
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When we´re done, you´II be abIe to
sIaughter enemies Iike civiIized men!
:54:12
But first, you´II have to Iearn
to march in step...
:54:16
...do the manuaI of arms
without having to think.
:54:20
Good soIdiers don´t think,
they just obey.
:54:25
You think if a man thought twice,
he´d die for his country?
:54:30
Not bIoody IikeIy!
He wouIdn´t go near the battIefieId!
:54:34
One Iook at your fooIish faces...
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...teIIs me you´re going to be
crack troops.
:54:41
Him there with a 51 I2 hat size
has the makings of a bIoody hero.
:54:54
Timing in the British Army
has aIways been: ´´One, two, three.´´
:54:59
One, two, three.
:55:03
Say after me, ´´One, two, three.´´
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Wait. Ready, steady, go.
:55:12
One, two, three.
:55:14
One, two, three.
:55:17
Say it at the same time as the others.
TeII him to say it at the same time!
:55:25
Right. Go!
:55:27
One, two, three.
:55:29
One, two, three.
:55:31
BiIIy, teII him to say it
with the others!
:55:35
One, two, three. Right.
Now ready, steady, go.
:55:38
One, two, three.
:55:40
No! He´s saying it
before the others, BiIIy.
:55:43
Not before them, not after them,
with them!
:55:48
Right. Attention!
:55:52
No. You, Iook....
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That one goes to there! Say that one
goes to there! That´s it!