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Doc.

Should we chase them Lieutenant?

No. We hold up here.

Cease fire.

Hey. Hey.

Ah, praise Americanos. Praise America.

La village est propre. Viva America. Viva America.

La village est propre. Long...

What's he saying Caje?

Hurrah for the Americans.

The village is clean. Long live the Americans.

Yeah.

Long live the Americans.

Long live the Americans.

The Americans are here. They're on their way.

(cheering, laughter)

The Americans, this good news.

(celebrating)

Village is clean.

I just heard that Dorth and Glasman got it.

Saunders.

Yes, Lieutenant?

2nd Squad's gonna handle perimeter defense.

This squad can take it easy for a while.

Yes, Lieutenant.

Ha ha. Heh heh heh.

Hey Doc. Ain't you got no compassion.

Oh, come on Kirby. It's just a scratch.

Pfft. Well, It ain't gonnna be when I write home about it, huh.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Bonjour Monsieur.

Look.

Claudine Bahal. Etudiante infirmière.

À votre service, monsieurs.

Ah Claudine, permettez-moi de vous présenter.

Littlejohn, Kirby, Doc.

Et moi, je m'appelle Caje.

Comment puis-je vous aider, docteur.

She's a student nurse, at your service.

She wants to know what she can do to help.

Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

Caje, you tell her to take off. This town isn't secure yet.

Sarge, they're gonna be coming in here pretty soon anyway.

You heard me.

Do I have to say everything twice?

We tend to our own man. There is no need to help for the doctor, eh.

I believed the sargent who needs help.

What'd she say?

I told her that you didn't need any help, Doc.

She agreed.

She said it was the Sergeant that needed the help.

Excuse me.

Oh, huh, uh, thanks, Mademoiselle.

Mmm.

Mmm. Mercy.

Ahaha.

Huh, no no. Wait a minute. I...

I don't think it really deserves a sling.

It's ah, it's not hurt that bad.

My father always thought that it was better to support an injured arm.

Huh?

And what is this this knowledge.

He was a village doctor, and he died four years ago years defending the Maginot Line.

Her father was a village doctor.

He always advocated a sling for an injured arm.

He died 4 years ago Maginot Line.

Huh.

A sling ain't gonna hurt me any I guess.

Wait, it might even get me outta some heavy work around here sooner or later.

She does a real good job don't she Caje.

Hey, that's beautiful work.

Ce est bone mademoiselle. Tres bone.

Thank you. Ha ha ha.

Infirmière, sil vous plait.

What's that mean?

That's nurse. She wants to be called infirmière.

Ah. uh...

It's still bone, infirmirère.

(laughs)

Sarge. Now don't blame the kid. She was just trying...

Who I blame and why I blame them is my business.

Caje, you tell her to clear out.

If she wants to play nurse, let her practice on her doll someplace.

Well, maybe the krauts blew up all her dolls.

Maybe you talk too much.

Caje, tell her to go.

Allez mademoiselle, maintenant.

waited for the Americans to me allow you to serve as a nurse.

Please helped me.

Let them reap.

For 2 years now I have been waiting for the Américains to come,

so I could serve as a nurse.

So please let me help.

Nobody seems to get the point. I'm not interested in her problems.

I'm interested in my men doing what I tell them.

-Sarge, we know that. -You don't know anything.

Doze and Glasman died today beause they did'nt do exactly as I told them.

I told them to move up, and they held their positions.

And those kraut shells came in just where I thought they would. Right on top of them.

Now Caje, you tell 'er to go.

Tell her!

Allez, madamoiselle. Maintenant. Allez.

Aired Nov 10, 1964

Anybody here?

Anybody here?

Ha ha. Ha ha ha ha ha.

Bonjour Monsieur.

Oh, it's you huh.

Come on down here.

Come on.

Did you do all this?

Did you do... Did you do all this, you?

Cette infirmière estime que vous êtes malade.

Huh.

Tu est ferme, est ferme.

Are you a nurse?

Vous etes malade.

Ah. You think I'm sick, huh?

Oh no no. You got it all wrong. You see I'm just a...

tired.

Tired and I needed some sleep.

That's all.

Some sleep.

-Just tired. -Oui oui. Dormer, mais,

Etes tu manger la boeuf.

For me huh?

Thank you.

That's good cheese. Very good.

Good.

You, do you speak any English?

English? But oui.

-Tooth ache? -Yep.

-Headache?. -That's great, yeah.

-Backache? -Hold...Wait a minute, what.

No, it's a stomach ache.

-No, backache. -Ha ha ha ha.

(laughs)

Ohh...mit

Vous avez du bon vin pour nettoyer et commencer.

How, wait a minute.. Hold it. Hold it.

Now look. I'm alright.

Look, I don't need any uh...

I don't need any fixing. It'll be alright.

It'll be fine.

Vivre!

It's good.

Oh I get it. You uh,

You fix me up, and...

I drink some wine huh.

Okay nurse.

Nurse.

Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute.

You clean my cheek, huh.

And off you go.

You got it? You clean up my cheek.

And then, off you go.

Non, monsieur.

Vite. Tres vite.

Vite.

Plus vite.

(laughing)

(laughing)

(laughing)

(laughing)

(laughing)

(laughing)

(laughing)

End of the line for you, Claudine.

You can return to the village tomorrow.

Sit down.

Demine.

Demine?

Demine.

Oh, demain.

Je comprend pas. Tomorrow.

Jusque là Sargent.

Goodbye, nurse.

(an artillery barrage begins)

Caje.

Count those, I'm gonna check with Hanley.

Alright.

That's a Roger. King six out.

What does it look like Lieutenant.

Good and bad.

Our artillery smothered the kraut guns.

And the bad?

German infantry may be moving up in the woods, the north side of town.

How big a unit?

Company doesn't know.

It's French civilian info. Captain Jampel wants us to check it out.

Send Caje and four men. They move out in half an hour.

-I'll go Lieutenant -You're bushed.

I rested.

Alright.

Now this kraut move may be anything.

A small harassment. Pretty good size push.

I think, to pull us off our left flank.

Don't engage the enemy, unless it's a small patrol you think you can handle.

Soon as you make contact, radio back.

-Anything else? -Yeah.

Take care of yourself.

Always.

-Littlejohn. Pass the word. We're going for a walk. -Right.

-Anybody hurt? -Oconner got nicked. Where we going?

North of town. French reports some kraut activity there.

It's Kirby, Sarge.

How is he?

He's lucky to be alive.

She stopped the bleeding. He'll be alright.

She could have been blown to bits.

Why did you come back? You could've been killed.

Sarge. She did a good job.

Alright. You win.

Caje. Tell her she's a full fledged nurse.

Doc here wants her to take care of Kirby.

Claudine.

You accept a commission on the nurse right now?

For the doctor, you will have the full medical liability.

You are a good man, Sargent.

waiting for everyone

She's thanking you Sergeant.

She said she's going to do her very best. So help me god.

You're all in one piece Kirby.

We'll be going back to Battalion Aid as soon as we can get an ambulance up here.

What'd he find?

Nice clean cut.

You'd be bleeding forever if this little lady uh,

Nurse here, hadn't been here.

Well, thank you nurse.

you sleep in English.

Now we need to Go To Sleep.

Merci. Go to sleep.

For a week at least.

-We'll see you later, Kirby. -Okay eh.

-You guys take it easy. -Take care huh. -Okay.

Good evening, huh.

(German machine gun firing)

Half a dozen, maybe more. Across the valley.

See anything?

Nothing.

Henderson.

Call in.

King 2. This is White Rook.

King 2. This is White Rook

What are you doing here?

Go on. Call in.

Caje, you ask her.

Claudine? Quest tu fait ici?

Je suis venu aider. Vous avez besoin d'une infirmière.

That she came to help. We need a nurse.

Look Caje. You tell her, and strongly, she disobeyed me.

I told her to stay at the Aid Station.

Tell her to go back.

Ecouter Claudine. Vous avez disobey la Sergeant.

as a first point of care.

(French)

Sargent promised...

Now go on back!

You hear me. Go on.

Go on.

Sarge. I got the Lieutenant.

King 2, this is White Rook. We've run into their doves. Over.

I repeat, White Rook. If possible

determine number of doves before withdrawing. Over.

Roger, King 2. Out.

Littlejohn. You're on me.

We'll take a look at that point over there on the left.

The rest of you stay here.

(crying)

(machine gun firing)

That's not Saunders shooting.

I was looking Caje and they been moving up all along.

(Gunfire is continuous)

Hey Sarge. You okay?

Yeah.

I'll come up.

Stay put.

I can cover you.

-I can draw his fi... -Stay where you are.

I think he's alone.

Alone?

Yeah. He's not pushing forward. He's got cover all the way.

So?

So maybe he's got orders not to push forward.

Maybe he's trying to thin us out.

On this flank

Make a lot of noise and pull us all out this way.

While the rest of them hit the other flank?

Right.

Littlejohn, get back to Caje. Tell him to watch his right flank.

Okay.

Sargent.

Sargent.

C'est mer cradinque.

Tu êtes chaud.

Sarge thinks it's just a feint over there.

The krauts will probably strike from the right.

Alright. Let's move behind those rocks.

If they come, space your shots.

Doc. Stay low.

(gun fire)

(gun fire)

(gun fire)

Uh, uh.

You are hot.

Where is it?

It's my leg.

The wounded sergeant.

Yes yes. The pain and the shock can kill him.

Get down.

Claudine. Come with your head down.

Cage.

The Sargent needs you.

He is in condition critical and he will die.

What'd she say?

Says the Sergeant is hurt. He's in pain. He's dying of shock.

The guns. They moved.

She's got her meds and Caje. Go back with her.

Caje. No time.

No time. He will die. He is in shock.

Hey, son.

Give him a mask was all I could do.

Cage!

I'm coming. I'm coming.

She wants to take a (syrette) loaf to the Sergeant. Don't let her.

I need a syrette to stop the pain.

No. It's too dangerous for you.

Ohh.

Come back.

Stay.

Hands up.

Good work Littlejohn.

Come on.

Search.

Down.

She's dead Sergeant.