:11:01
the drills, the maintaining of discipline,
that's what you do to prepare for war.
:11:07
- We're not at war, sir.
- Yes, we are.
:11:10
Unless we're parked in San Diego Bay, you're
at war every time you step on this boat.
:11:14
- You understand that?
- No, sir, l do not understand.
:11:20
lf we're at war, why don't we act like it?
:11:22
Cos as far as l can tell, we go out,
we fly around and we come back.
:11:26
Maybe we're pretending we're in the fight,
but we're not fighting, we're watching.
:11:32
You should be glad you're not in a fight.
With your attitude you wouldn't last long.
:11:37
Sir, l've given the navy seven good years.
l think l've served my country.
:11:41
You wouldn't know the first thing
about serving your country.
:11:47
You have two weeks remaining on this tour.
:11:50
You will serve them in a manner
befitting a naval officer.
:11:55
l'll keep your letter in my pocket.
:11:57
At the end of those two weeks,
you be on your way.
:12:13
You're dismissed, mister.
:12:15
Sir.
:12:29
O'Malley told me you dropped your letter.
:12:32
He's tellin' the truth.
:12:34
So you're gonna break up the band, huh?
:12:37
Oh, that's good.
:12:39
Hey, listen, Chris. Listen, l thought
you were kidding about getting out.
:12:43
You telling me l gotta find another navigator?
ls that the deal?
:12:47
l can't do it anymore. l'm done. l'm sorry.