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Now, do you remember when I told you
your daddy died in a P.O.W. camp ?
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Well, this here is Captain Koons.
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He was in the P.O.W. camp
with Daddy.
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Hello, little man.
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Boy, I sure heard
a bunch about you.
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See, I was a good friend
of your dad's.
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We were in that Hanoi
pit of hell together...
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over five years.
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Hopefully...
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you'll never have to
experience this yourself,
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but when two men are in a situation
like me and your dad were...
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for as long as we were,
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you take on certain responsibilities
of the other.
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If it'd been me who'd--
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not made it,
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Major Coolidge'd be talking right now
to my son Jim.
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But the way it turned out,
I'm talking to you.
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Butch...
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I got something for ya.
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This watch I got here...
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was first purchased
by your great-grandfather
during the first World War.
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It was bought in a little general store
in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Made by the first company
to ever make wristwatches.
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Up 'til then, people just
carried pocket watches.
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It was bought
by Private Doughboy Erine Coolidge...
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on the day he set sail for Paris.
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This was your
great-grandfather's war watch,
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and he wore it every day
he was in that war, and...
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when he'd done his duty,
he went home to your great-grandmother,
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took the watch off,
put it in an old coffee can,
and in that can it stayed...
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until your granddad, Dane Coolidge,
was called upon by his country...
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to go overseas and fight
the Germans once again.