:54:06
- Colonel.
- General.
:54:12
Put it in my safe, in the back.
:54:15
Don't bring it out.
:54:20
That means the Germans don't
have the bomb. Weren't close.
:54:22
Sir, is it wise?
I mean, suppressing this?
:54:27
Well, you tell me, colonel.
:54:29
It's delicate stuff.
:54:33
I'm talking about my longhairs,
my prima donnas.
:54:36
The Jewish element.
:54:38
Take Hitler out of the equation...
they might just run out of stink.
:54:42
Why chance it?
:54:45
We can give this country
the biggest stick in the playground.
:54:49
And I intend to do that.
:54:52
And I'll tell you something
about our bunch.
:54:55
Get them close.
:54:58
Then they'll go all the way.
:55:01
They're just not close enough yet.
:55:03
Yes, sir.
:55:12
Perhaps you should think of these
wedges as forming part of a shell.
:55:16
They do redirect the shock waves in
the same way as a lens redirects light.
:55:21
As a matter of interest, we've
already used the idea in England
:55:25
for armor-piercing shells.
:55:31
Pray it works.
We'll be back on schedule.
:55:34
Heads up.
:55:36
Watch your backs.