1:23:18
Crew, we're at 10,000 feet.
You can come off oxygen.
1:23:29
Thanks, Luke.
1:23:32
Once in a while I do something right.
1:23:37
I don't know what to do.
He's lost a lot of blood.
1:23:40
How far is it to base?
1:23:41
On three engines,
two or two-and-a-half hours.
1:23:44
Two-and-a-half hours? He'll never make it.
1:23:46
-Val, help him!
-What do you want from me?
1:23:48
He needs a hospital.
All I have is a first-aid kit.
1:23:59
Here you go, Danny.
1:24:02
Okay, there's one more thing we can do.
1:24:05
What? Let's do it.
1:24:06
Put a parachute on him and push him out.
1:24:08
-Jesus!
-It's crawling with Germans down there.
1:24:10
-They'll take him to a hospital.
-If they don't kill him for fun.
1:24:13
It's his only chance! Another crew did it.
1:24:17
-He was conscious.
-Danny can't pull the cord.
1:24:20
We can pull it first.
1:24:21
-He could fall in a lake and drown.
-Can't we wait?
1:24:23
We'll be over the North Sea in 10 minutes.
It'll be too late.
1:24:26
We're going to do it, we have to do it now.
1:24:34
-Watch his back.
-Keep his head up.
1:24:36
-Don't push!
-Be careful.
1:24:40
I'll go along with anything you say.
You're the doctor.
1:24:44
-We just don't have a choice.
-Tell the men that's my decision.
1:24:48
Phil! I don't want any argument.
1:24:53
-Please don't do it.
-It's his only chance.
1:24:55
No, you're his only chance,
but you're too chicken to help him!
1:24:58
-If he stays on board, he'll die.
-If you throw him out he'll die.