1:08:02
Did Father approve?
How will he run the farm?
1:08:05
Once he heard you were colonel,
he couldn't say no.
1:08:08
Besides, you know him,
he'll be all right. They both will.
1:08:11
I'm giving them one less thing to cuss at.
1:08:13
Mama said so many prayers for the both
of us, we got nothing to worry about.
1:08:18
Well, I guess I have one more responsibility.
I have to look after you.
1:08:23
Me?
1:08:24
Lawrence, Mama told me to watch after you.
1:08:42
Line of battle consists of two lines of men,
one behind the other...
1:08:46
...so that while one line fires,
the other reloads.
1:08:49
Behind them is a line of file closers.
Lieutenants and sergeants.
1:08:54
But two lines make a regiment
unwieldy on the move...
1:08:57
...so we need to switch to column of fours.
1:09:00
We need to be able to change from
column of fours to line of battle...
1:09:03
...and back again quickly.
1:09:05
It is not difficult to move from line of battle
into column of fours.
1:09:09
It is harder to move from
column of fours into line of battle...
1:09:12
...and if we're called to make that move,
it will be when we're under fire.
1:09:16
You understand how important it is that
these moves are learned so thoroughly...
1:09:21
...that the men can perform them
in their sleep.
1:09:33
Company...
1:09:36
...halt!
1:09:39
Company, front!
1:09:47
Order arms!
1:09:59
Well done, colonel. Thas a beginning.