:51:10
Can l bum a cigarette, doc?
:51:13
Sure, here.
:51:18
Thanks.
:51:22
You don't look good.
:51:26
These are tough days for everyone.
:51:34
You lose your sense of time.
:51:36
Each day lasts a century.
:51:42
Today, we lost 4 Phantoms.
:51:46
We've had heavy losses
from the start.
:51:50
Three pilots were killed.
:51:54
A fourth is missing.
:51:56
A childhood friend of mine.
:51:58
l'm sorry. The truth is...
:52:03
This time it's going badly.
:52:06
l try not to think of it.
:52:14
Were you in the war of 1967?
:52:17
The last two days,
l was sent into the Sinai.
:52:20
But those were different times.
:52:24
There was a kind of euphoria,
a victory euphoria.
:52:30
Sure we had losses,
but nothing like this.
:52:33
At the time l was in Belgium,
in a hospital.
:52:40
To me, a casualty's a casualty,
:52:44
whatever the war.
:52:47
For me the war,
is getting them back home.
:52:52
Didn't you want to be
a fighter pilot?
:52:55
No, my father and brother
both were.