:47:13
Little friends, three o'clock high.
:47:24
Oh, God. I'd give anything to fly a fighter.
:47:29
You're all alone. You can do anything
you want. That's flying.
:47:33
-It's the best pen money can buy.
-Why can't I have the baseball cards?
:47:37
They're for him. Here, Jack.
:47:39
I'm more of a football fan myself.
You know the Bears?
:47:46
-Here! Happy?
-Yeah!
:47:48
-Thanks, Jack!
-Thanks, Genie!
:47:53
Mother and Country calling Memphis Belle.
Come in.
:47:55
Read you. What's wrong?
:47:57
Nothing. Ijust had a question.
:47:59
We can only use the radio
in an emergency.
:48:02
Sorry. It was about my log book.
:48:04
Should I write down every radio
communication, orjust some?
:48:07
Write everything. Later you'll figure out
what's important.
:48:11
-We better sign off.
-Thanks. I won't bother you again.
:48:14
Smile. I'm going to take your picture.
:48:24
Hope it comes out.
:48:27
We're getting close to enemy territory,
so be on guard.
:48:31
Call out the fighters when you see them.
:48:34
Clay, you sang great last night.
:48:36
You should go to Hollywood and get
a record contract like Frank Sinatra.
:48:41
Yeah, so we can say we knew you when.
:48:44
I want to get a farm, a wife, and settle
down. Luke should go to Hollywood.
:48:49
He could star in the movies.
:48:52
Maybe. Maybe.
:48:55
I don't know what I'll do after the war,
except not work.
:48:59
Yeah, why go back to the daily grind
of being a lifeguard? Take it easy.