:43:01
If you say so, Hancock.
:43:18
Yeah, fine, sir.
:43:22
The artillery should be able to clear
the way very well. Your initial advance.
:43:26
Yes, we'll move off as soon
as their barrage has got going.
:43:30
- Yes, that's absolutely fine.
- Follow behind it as close as we can.
:43:34
But you know...
:43:36
this isn't gonna be the pushover
that everybody seems to think it is.
:43:39
No, I didn't think so.
:43:42
Morning, Alan. Your sleeping beauties
know there's a war on, do they?
:43:45
Absolutely, sir.
:43:46
Is it true that the Germans have put
more troops into the line ahead of us?
:43:49
Yes. They obviously don't intend
to just let us walk in the front door.
:43:53
Hello, Bob! Hope that's not
my funeral they're going to.
:43:58
And I'm still
desperately worried...
:44:00
about having them throw
everything up this road.
:44:02
But there's no alternative.
Morning, Tom.
:44:05
So I've decided to run
the road like a railway.
:44:08
Nobody, repeat,
nobody will be allowed...
:44:10
to put any vehicle on that road
without my permission.
:44:14
- Including me?
- Good luck to you!
:44:16
You too!
Especially you, Joe.
:44:19
Morning, Derek!
:44:21
Glad to see somebody
knows where we're going.
:44:29
Time, Joe.
That's the killer.
:44:33
We can't afford
to drop behind schedule.
:44:37
So for God's sake,
keep your tanks on the move.
:44:50
Good God Almighty.
:44:53
That's just the 101st.
:44:54
The other two groups
are on the northern route.
:44:58
H hour in 90 minutes.