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This is where we start walking.
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Over here.
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Laurel, only one more kilometer to go.
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One kilometer is too many.
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Do we have any brains?
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If we don't have any brains, we'd what?
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You tell me, Lieutenant, what you think
of this mission.
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Here we are, three guys trying to sneak
into a town.
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Pull up, Rob. Try to get out one guy
who's probably dead already.
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What if he's not dead already?
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Well, he interrupted his call pretty
quick, didn't he?
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Could happen for a dozen reasons.
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Sure it could, sir, but Captain Howard
was giving G2 some pretty important
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information.
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Like maybe somebody clobbered him to
keep him from spilling it.
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Watch your feet, Walsh.
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Captain Clinton laid this whole thing
out before we left.
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You volunteered for this job, didn't
you?
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Yes, sir.
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It's always been my trouble, sir.
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Big mouth waltz, that's what they call
me. Talk first, think later.
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There's a short cut through the woods.
Gets to L'Oreal about half the time.
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We get separated, make for the house
where Howard's holed up. Number 9 plus
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Von D. It's on the main square.
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Okay, move up.
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I'll lead you to Winston and try to get
a medic out of here. No, no, can't break
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radio silence until we find Howard.
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I'll be all right. I'll be all right.
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Take a look at that leg.
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It'll be all right till we get home.
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We're not going home for a while.
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You're not going to handle this mission
alone.
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You know another way?
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Starring Rick Jason.
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And Vic Morrow.
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All right, that should hold you till I
get back.
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Now let's get you to the jeep.
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Here, take hold.
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All right, put your armor on.
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Lieutenant, you're pushing your luck.
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Going in there for that OSS guy would
have been rough enough for the three of
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us, but one by himself, that's just
suicide.
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Why don't you call in?
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Tell them Captain Clinton is dead.
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You'll see.
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They'll say, come home.
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Orders were, maintain radio silence
until we find Captain Howard and get his
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report. The odds are ten to one.
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A hundred to one, the man is dead.
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Why don't you play the odds, Lieutenant?
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Play the odds.
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I take these, you may need them.
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Sir, there's not even a civilian in the
town to give you any help.
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If you get yourself in trouble, the
whole town's been evacuated. They told
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us that.
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Read, Magister.
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Okay, Lieutenant.
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Okay.
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At least I tried.
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Don't worry, Walsh. I'll play the odds.
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Take the long way around.
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The rest of the woods are probably mine,
too.
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Schöne Schweinerei.
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Mit dir kann man sich noch das Genick
brechen.
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Den Ersatzreifen hast du auch vergessen.
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Komm mit mir, vielleicht finden wir
einen anderen.
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Hans, this is just a small dog.
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Come here.
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What are you looking for?
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I think he's looking for something to
eat.
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You can go back now.
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Shell and mine.
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Shell and mine.
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Shell and mine, do we see?
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Vous êtes américain? Yeah, American.
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Je suis français, Jacques Duval.
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I thought this town was evacuated. Where
are your mother and father?
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Je ne parle pas anglais.
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Parlez-vous français?
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No, I don't speak French.
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Your mama and papa, mama and papa, where
are they?
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Papa, maman, parti.
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Parti, tout le monde évacué, parti,
évacué.
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Oh, evacuated, yeah.
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Je suis revenu.
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Yeah,
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look, I don't have time to help you look
for your dog.
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Here, kid, have a piece of chocolate.
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We're allies,
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right?
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We're allies, we're friends. You're
French, I'm American, and we're allies.
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Good, but I can't help you look for your
dog.
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Go, go.
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Go. Get out.
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Shnel, shnel.
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Thank you.
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Captain Howard?
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Take it easy, Captain. Here.
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My name's Hanley.
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I came to get you out.
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I must take care of those wounds first.
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Let me see if I can find a towel.
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And Captain, we've got to get you
reported to G2.
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Well,
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you need some morphine.
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Now listen to me.
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I passed a pharmacy on the way here.
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I'll go back there and see what I can
dig up.
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Not my mouth.
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Start the engine.
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That's all.
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Good. Start.
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In the middle of the road.
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God, what do I need to do with it?
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God,
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what do I need to do with it?
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Oh, yeah.
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Is there
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alcohol?
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Where's my shirt?
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Where's my shirt?
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This is good. Bravo!
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Canst du das?
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Heidi einen?
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Oh.
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Trost Heidi. Heidi.
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Yes, in Sweden.
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I support an abduction.
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Oh, Charlemagne. Oh, Charlemagne. Oh,
Charlemagne. Oh, Charlemagne.
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Helping, huh?
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Helping.
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It's your father.
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I'm an American.
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Je ne comprends pas.
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Je ne comprends pas.
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Je suis American.
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Il meurt.
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Il meurt.
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American? Yes.
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There's another American in town.
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A lieutenant.
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Another American?
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Lieutenant?
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Tell him.
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Tell him.
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Just visit American.
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Tell him.
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You'll feel better as soon as this takes
hold, sir.
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What are you doing here?
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Why don't you go back to your mama and
papa?
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Yes.
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He... Who? Oh, he's American.
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He's wounded.
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Malad. Son.
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Why don't you stop jabbering? I can't
understand a word you're saying. Just go
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back to your mama and papa, huh?
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He's sick. He needs help.
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Don't you understand?
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Lieutenant.
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An American needs help.
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Let's get a message back.
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Lieutenant.
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Get it back.
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Quick.
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No time to lose.
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Let me have it, sir. I'll leave right
away.
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That's a radio.
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Well, your radio's busted, sir.
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Hey, I've got a handy talkie stashed a
few blocks away from here. It's broken,
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too, but maybe the parts are
interchangeable.
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Get it.
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Quick.
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Right.
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Now, you stay here. You stay with him.
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And you give him water.
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Comprend? Comprend.
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Good.
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L'autre américain, il a besoin d'aide.
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Yes, américain. Non.
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L'autre en bas, il a besoin d'aide. Il
est malade. Il a besoin d'aide. Yes,
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malade. Now you stay.
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Il a besoin d'aide. Il est baissé.
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Il est malade. Il a besoin d'aide.
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Mon Dieu.
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Bush!
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Stay with the American. Give him water.
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L'Américain est Bosch.
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Yeah, not American. It's Bosch.
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Non, pas Bosch.
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Bosch Place Vendée.
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Place Vendée?
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Bosch?
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J'ai tiré la porte. Je l'ai enfermé à
clé.
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What are you talking about? A radio?
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Non, non, non. Pas radio.
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Américain? Non. Bosch, oui.
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C'est son couteau.
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Deux messieurs.
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Hommes. Messieurs.
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Two. Two what?
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Homme. Homme. Homme. Two men.
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Oui. Un Bosch, un American.
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One Bosch, one American.
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Oui.
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That's it.
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Then you might go.
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Place Vendée.
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En bas.
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En bas.
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American. Place Vendée.
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Down. Downstairs.
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And the German.
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Bosch. Bosch. Bosch. En haut.
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En haut.
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The Bosch is upstairs.
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Bosch. En haut.
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Monsieur. Monsieur.
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Je connais une autre route par derrière.
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Une autre.
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Autre route.
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Out of the hood.
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Another way?
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Wait, not the hood.
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Hood.
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Where's the top of the chair?
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They're not out.
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Mr. Strasser, link.
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He's making them?
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You're right now.
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One for the brown.
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Brown.
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Brown!
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He's there!
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Do it, Link.
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Boy, tell me you were here.
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Just about giving up.
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Captain Howard OSS.
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Any water?
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Yeah.
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Thanks.
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I'm proud upstairs, Captain.
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A German agent caught up with me. I was
trying to radio in. In a fight, I
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crawled down here.
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You've got to stop them giving out the
alarm.
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The boy locked them in.
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Oh, good.
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Germans changed their plans to wipe out
our edge.
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What is our edge, Captain? What did you
find out?
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Germans got the whole town mined.
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Tons of explosives.
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So that's why they're getting ready to
pull out.
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They want us in there.
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That's what they want.
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The Germans have a control point one
mile east of here.
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They'll pull back to the Leclerc River
and hold there.
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Get that information back, Lieutenant.
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Right.
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I'll be all right here.
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Take care of that crud first.
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Yes, sir.
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And you stay here with him. Comrade?
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Stay. Comrade.
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Shut up, snap!
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Thank you.
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Get in.
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All right, gentlemen.
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Get in and ask.
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No, come on.
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I'm sure you're going to be all right,
Captain.
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I'll be all right here.
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Anyway, how long can it take you to get
back with the jeep?
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Half an hour.
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I've got all the comforts at home.
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Just tell the boy to make sure the
people don't come back to town until we
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get it demined.
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Repel toi.
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Je me rappellerai.
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S'il vous plaît, dites au lieutenant
qu'il revienne manger chez nous.
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Lieutenant, someday soon you have an
invitation to have dinner at this boy's
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house.
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It's a deal.
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How do I find him?
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Ici, c'est ma maison.
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Numéro 9, place Vendée.
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I don't suppose you need a translation
for that.
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I don't think so.
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Come on, let's go.
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You're a good little soldier.
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Oui, allé.
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Oui, allé.
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Au revoir, Lieutenant.
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Au revoir, Jack.
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