1:07:10
- Father Verecker, is it?
- Yes.
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Colonel Miller,
1:07:13
commanding the Independent
Polish Parachute Unit.
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What can I do for you?
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We're on exercise presently.
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A handful of my men are here,
the rest are all over Norfolk.
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There is a rendezvous tomorrow,
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but I'd like to take these chaps
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on some manoeuvres
through the village.
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If that wouldn't burden you?
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On the contrary, we could do
with some excitement here.
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I'm sure everyone
in the village will help.
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I shall be counting...
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..counting on that, Father.
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Phillip, Captain Harry Clark
of the American Rangers.
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How do you do, Father?
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My sister's told me about you.
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Pamela, this is Colonel Miller.
Colonel, my sister, Pamela.
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(Both) How do you do?
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(Verecker) And Captain Clark.
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- Colonel.
- Captain.
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(Verecker)
I hope you'll stay for tea.
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No, I'm sorry.
I'm needed back at headquarters.
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We had no idea
you were in the neighbourhood.
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Yes, you're a surprise
to us as well.
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- Free Polish Paratroopers, huh?
- That's right.
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We've got some Poles
in our outfit.
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- Maybe they could meet them?
- Yes, if it's not too far.
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Where are you staying, Captain?
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Eight miles away
in Meltham House.
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What strength
would you have there?
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We're just a company now.
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Meltham House -
I'll remember that.
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Miss Verecker.
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Father, thank you.
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- Captain.
- Colonel.