1:15:03
And the thing is, the more years
I have, the more they've lost.
1:15:10
And it's not always buddies
faces that I see,
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sometime they're German faces.
1:15:19
Near the end we were shootin'
moon-faced boys.
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I was a sniper.
1:15:31
Where I grew up, you learned
how to shoot to hunt food.
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They'd post me up front.
Darn near ahead of the lines.
1:15:43
And I'd sit... forever.
1:15:46
It's an amazing thing what you
can see while you're sittin'.
1:15:51
I'd look for the officers, the
radio guys or artillery spotter.
1:15:59
Sometime I'd spot
a gun nest by the smoke
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and I'd fire into it.
1:16:07
Sometime it was just
a movement in the woods.
1:16:17
We had a scout,
1:16:20
a little fella...
1:16:22
name of Kotz.
1:16:26
He was a Polish boy
from Milwaukee.
1:16:31
He'd always take recon
and he was darn good at it.
1:16:36
We went by his word and he saved
our skin many a time.
1:16:43
He was a little fella...
1:16:52
We'd broken
out of the hedgerows...
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We were makin'
a run across the open