1941
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1:06:09
Come on, I don't
want to miss Dumbo.

1:06:13
General Stilwell, sir,
an urgent message from Barstow !

1:06:17
-From Colonel Maddox, son ?
-Sir, they're worried about an invasion.

1:06:21
Christ, I thought I told Maddox
to hold his position.
Birkhead, see what he wants.

1:06:27
I'm sorry, sir. My orders
are to give these directly to you.

1:06:41
"Request relief column.
Invasion imminent.

1:06:44
Murderers parachuting in
from the skies."

1:06:49
( Mutters )
1:06:51
Son, are these Jap murderers
or Kraut murderers ?

1:06:55
The colonel
didn't specify, sir.

1:06:57
You seen
these murderers, son ?

1:07:00
Um, no, sir. But Colonel Maddox has
seen lights in the hills after dark.

1:07:05
This leads the colonel to believe
they're being dropped in at night, sir.

1:07:14
You know, son,
1:07:17
Colonel Maddox is mad.
1:07:22
He is ?
1:07:25
I'm getting that old
sinking feeling.

1:07:28
Excuse me, General, but
since it's a bombing range,

1:07:31
don't you think Colonel Maddox
would have some planes there, sir ?

1:07:35
Some airplanes.
1:07:37
Yeah, well, he might have
a few planes there. So what ?

1:07:41
Well, I seem to recall
a huge stockpile of bombs, sir.

1:07:45
Stock-- I'm missing the movie.
I'm missing the movie !

1:07:48
Considering Maddox's state of mind,
there's no telling what he might do.

1:07:52
I thought it might be wise
if I take a jaunt out there...

1:07:55
and see if I can't appease
the girl-- uh, the colonel, sir.

1:07:58
With your permission,
of course.


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