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:44:02
How's the boy doing?.
- Just fine.

:44:04
He's a good pilot. Got him in an F4F.
He'll be shipping out any day.

:44:11
Coming from you that means a lot.
:44:13
No. He's good man, a natural pilot,
good attitude, good marksman.

:44:19
Tom's only deficiency
would be in enemy identification.

:44:27
He's got to learn, you don't win a war
by kissing the enemy.

:44:31
For Christ's sake... - Well, he told
the whole God-damned squadron.

:44:35
I met her. She seems like a nice girl.
- So is Madame Butterfly.

:44:39
She's having trouble with him.
- Now you're having trouble seeing.

:44:44
I've got to shove off.
:44:48
Scuttlebutt says you're going out
on the Yorktown. - That's right.

:44:52
Well, keep your dumb ass
out of drafts. - That's right, buddy.

:44:58
Thanks for keeping an eye on my boy.
I appreciate it.

:45:02
He'll be fine, Matt.
:45:15
Tom! - Nice of you
to take the time to see me off, Dad.

:45:18
But your squadron isn't due to ship
for a week. Why are you boarding?.

:45:22
Are you saying you're surprised, Sir?.
Your buddy Jessop transferred me.

:45:27
I didn't know anything about it!
- Like hell you didn't!

:45:29
You wanted me shipped out,
to stop me from doing anything stupid!

:45:34
So your old buddy Jessop obliged.
- Tom, I knew nothing about it!

:45:39
I have to report on board, Sir.
:45:52
MARlNE lNTELLlGENCE

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