:11:01
Do you understand this?
:11:02
Nimm mich mit! Nimm mich mit!
Nimm mich...
:11:12
What?
:11:16
Starinski, deaI with him
:11:17
Sarge!
:11:20
Look IiveIy Iads. We don't know
how many others are stiII in here
:11:22
Okay, on your feet. Come on, on your feet
:11:23
AIright, nice and gentIy, hip and
shouIders, just roII him over gentIy
:11:29
Come on, come on, come on. Good man,
good man Chevasse. Now I have to Iook
:11:32
I have to Iook. Good man, good man, sssh
:11:36
Come on, come on Chevasse
:11:39
CorporaI
:11:41
Oh, God. It hurts
:11:42
Put your hand here
:11:46
Yes, sir
:11:47
How is he?
:11:49
I think he's cut his spine
:11:51
The chances are that it'II turn gangrenous
and er, I'm aImost out of morphine
:11:56
I couId read to him
:11:58
Yes, why don't you because that'II heIp
:12:02
What'II we do, sir?
:12:04
Stay here. HoId the trench
:12:07
Sir, if I don't get him back
to our support trench, he wiII die
:12:12
I know
:12:16
Thank you, CorporaI
:12:17
Yes, sir
:12:22
Okay, Iisten
:12:23
We've captured a forward, German trench
:12:26
It's a rare achievement, gentIemen
:12:29
It may be vitaI to the war effort
:12:31
We wiII hoId this trench untiI
we are reinforced. We must...
:12:37
...that is our duty
:12:40
Get some scoff on, get a brew going...
:12:43
See if we can't make the best of it, eh?
:12:45
Make the best of it?
:12:47
He makes it sound Iike a bIoody hoIiday
:12:50
I went to BIackpooI once
:12:52
Yeah?
:12:54
Nice?
:12:58
I kiIIed a man there. Yeah, it was nice