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.
1:10:02
But that move must be practiced
and practiced and practiced.
1:10:05
Another month and we'll be ready.
1:10:07
But we leave for Washington tomorrow.
1:10:16
Shoulder arms!
1:10:21
Company, forward march!
1:10:46
Morning to you, sir.
Colonel Ames sent me to get you.
1:10:50
- Said you might be needing a drop of this.
- Thank you...
1:10:54
Kilrain, sir. Sergeant Kilrain.
Glad to be of service.