:04:06
Yes, sir.
:04:09
I will update you when I know more.
:04:12
Thank you, sir. Good-bye.
:04:15
Sir, eighteen planes, three still out.
:04:31
So, that's the crew of the Memphis Belle?
:04:33
The enlisted men.
You'll meet the officers this afternoon.
:04:37
They must be the 10 luckiest
sons of bitches in the world.
:04:40
-They're just ordinary men.
-Are you kidding?
:04:47
Ordinary? First they volunteer for all this.
:04:49
Then they fly 24 missions without
a scratch. Doesn't sound ordinary to me.
:04:54
Two more, sir.
:05:04
People back home are getting discouraged
by our losses.
:05:08
They're thinking daylight bombing
is a mistake.
:05:11
-It's the only way we'll win this war.
-We must get that message across.
:05:14
That's where I come in.
:05:16
The nation will fall in love with those boys.
:05:18
The first crew in the Eighth Air Force
to complete their tour of duty.
:05:22
-They haven't done it yet.
-They will.
:05:24
You'll make sure of that, right?
:05:34
One more.
:05:35
Just one more.
:05:36
It'd be great if everyone came back today,
with the dance and all.
:05:39
I give them four to one.
:05:42
Any takers?
:05:44
I'll have some of that.
:05:45
-Show me your money.
-Genie, loan me some money.
:05:48
-Do I look like Wells Fargo?
-You look like a weenie.
:05:51
There it is!
:05:55
I heard there's a swell band for the dance.
:05:57
Clay, maybe they'll let you croon a tune.
:05:59
You sing in the plane all the time.