Sgt. Bilko
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:01:01
Brass!
:01:08
Livin' in the USA
:01:10
(male radio presenter) This is WBXT,
the voice of Fort Baxter.

:01:13
All personnel are invited to join
Sergeant Bilko in the motor pool...

:01:17
... for a demonstration
of proper spark-plug maintenance...

:01:20
... today at 0420, 0530 and 1455.
:01:26
Those times again. 0420, 0530 and 1455.
:01:30
- Did you win?
- Nope.

:01:38
Private Wally Holbrook
reporting for duty.

:01:40
- First assignment?
- Yes.

:01:42
- Relax. Know where you're assigned?
- Motor pool.

:01:45
- OK. Motor pool?
- Yes, I...

:01:47
- You're going straight to the colonel.
- Colonel? What'd I do?

:01:51
- How old are you, son?
- Nineteen, sir.

:01:54
Nineteen... So young.
:01:56
I'm a first-rate mechanic.
My two uncles owned a garage.

:01:59
- Got any money?
- Yes, sir.

:02:00
- Give it to me.
- But...

:02:02
It's all right.
:02:08
- My word, there must be $500 in here.
- 700. See, I worked at my uncle's...

:02:12
You're going to take $700
in cash into Bilko's barracks?

:02:16
- Yes, sir. Who, sir?
- Give me your hat, please.

:02:19
Sergeant Bilko.
Master Sergeant Ernest G Bilko.

:02:24
- Well, good luck. And Godspeed.
- Thank you, sir.

:02:28
Remember, if you need anything
at all, need any help...

:02:31
...the old colonel's door is always open.
- Thank you, sir.

:02:35
- Sir?
- (whistles)

:02:52
- I'm lookin' for Sergeant Bilko.
- You're too late, junior, no more bets.

:02:56
- No, no, no. I'm reporting in.
- Come on, Duane! Pull!


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