:41:00
...Deep in our hearts...
:41:04
The whole of Bogside is here.
:41:06
...I do believe
:41:08
That we shall overcome someday.
:41:17
...moving now. Over.
:41:20
Six-One Yankee,
the crowd are on the move.
:41:23
We have a go.
:41:24
All right, gentlemen.
:41:26
Sergeant Major, pass it on,
the crowd's on the move.
:41:29
Pass it out to the O.P.,
the crowd's on the move.
:41:32
...that they are ready.
:41:33
Here we go.
:41:34
Sigs, Sigs, make sure
all call signs know
:41:37
the march is on the move now.
:41:39
-What do we want?
-Rights!
:41:42
-When do we want them?
-Now!
:41:43
-What do we want?
-Rights!
:41:45
-When do we want them?
-Now!
:41:47
Who'd have thought it, eh?
:41:49
Okay, stewards, keep the front
of the lorry clear, please.
:41:53
Willie, Willie,
come here, please.
:41:56
Yeah, get the whole stream,
the whole way up.
:41:58
Oh, I can see 'em.
:41:59
I can't see the end of it.
:42:00
Bear in mind we are going
down a hill here...
:42:09
Come on, boys.
:42:10
-Whoo!
-Whoo!
:42:14
This is a great day for lreland.
Absolutely.
:42:19
...vital
that we retain our dignity.
:42:25
We must keep this safe,
dignified...
:42:28
...Zero, this is Six-One Yankee.
:42:31
No information...
:42:32
The crowd is now halfway down
William Street. Over.
:42:36
Sir they're just about here now,
sir.
:42:38
Seven-Six.
Crowd is waving, chanting
:42:40
but, uh, causing
no particular aggro. Over.
:42:43
See what I mean?
:42:44
Tell the people of Derry
they can't march
:42:46
and they'll come out in droves.
:42:51
Right, folks,
keep that corner area clear.
:42:52
We're approaching
some of the British.
:42:54
Hold your positions.
Keep your calm.