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Zulu
[ Air Hissing ]
[ Machine Gun Fire ]
[ Machine Gun Fire ]
Sergeant Troy, you're dead.
And next time they won't be shooting over your head.
They'll be real Germans killing you.
You knew every move before we made it.
Besides, it was a bright, moonlit night.
And it'll be a bright, moonlit night tonight too.
You should have anticipated every possibility, Sergeant.
I'd like to know why I'm getting killed.
Well, the fewer people that know this plan, the less chance there is for a leak.
Now, all you have to know is that O.S.S. wants you to get me in there...
and back out again in one piece.
We can't even let 'em know we've been there.
Now, this is the village we're going into.
Now, we come up from the beach, go down this street and turn this corner.
Now, we go down this street, and there'll be two sentries,
one here and one here on top.
We go across this street, over that wall...
and into this building.
And inside there's a case with three special locks...
containing German intelligence maps...
used by the commander of the panzer group in that sector.
One of those maps is of the Minfa Oasis.
Where the American 1st Armored is located.
That's right. And that commander knows that from his maps,
prepared by his own intelligence.
Now, fortunately for us, that German commander was just killed in an accident.
And the new commander comes in to take his place tomorrow morning at 0600 hours.
My job is to open those locks. I'm an expert at that.
Then we replace that map that shows the 1st Armored at the Minfa Oasis.
What are you replacing them with?
I got a specially prepared duplicate. Look at that.
That couldn't be more exact if it was made in Berlin.
Look here. It shows the 1st Armored, and it's no longer there;
that the oasis is evacuated, undefended.
You think that when the new commander studies the maps...
You know it. He'll jump at the chance to relocate his own group at the oasis.
Our heavy antitank stuff'll be there, waiting for that German armor to show up.
- Beautiful. - Now, that panzer group spells trouble to our whole advance,
unless we lure 'em out and knock 'em off.
And we have pull this switch before that new commander gets there in the morning.
It's gotta be fast, accurate and silent.
Anything less and we're dead.
- Okay, Sergeant? - All right.
We'll get you in there and take you out.
You just bring those burglar tools.
[ Air Hissing ]
[ Vehicle Approaching ]
[ Engine Revs ]
[ Groans ]
[ Groans ]
Hitchcock.
♪♪ [ European Folk ]
♪♪ [ Continues ]
[ Picklock Clatters ]
[ Groans ] What's the matter?
Nitroglycerin.
You came out here with a heart condition?
- Gimme those picklocks. I'll do it myself. - You can't do it.
I've been working 20 years with picklocks. You can't do it.
All right. Open it.
You put the lives of my men on the line.
You knew this could happen. You knew it.
Let me alone, will ya? I'm gonna do it.
[ Vehicle Approaching ]
[ Speaking German ]
He wasn't due for six hours.
Perhaps we should tell him.
They're coming in.
[ German ]
[ German ]
Hmm.
[ German ]
We gotta get outta here.
Any suggestions?
- Is it any better, Sergeant? - Worse.
- I'll never make it... out of this room. - [ Door Opens ]
[ Woman Speaking German ]
[ Man Speaking German ]
[ Woman Speaking German ]
♪♪ [ European Folk Resumes ]
[ Groans ] What are you doing?
I'm taking you back into the operations room.
Ah, don't. Troy, you'll kill him.
That's a chance I'll have to take.
Just leave me alone. I can't. Let me die.
You're not gonna die till you open those cabinet locks.
I can't breathe.
Get up, expert.
Get up, you gutless expert.
See if it's clear.
♪♪ [ Continues ]
[ Chattering In German ]
[ Cocks Gun ]
♪♪ [ Continues ]
Keep an ear out.
[ Creaking ]
♪♪ [ Ends ]
♪♪ [ Resumes ]
♪♪ [ Continues ]
[ Phone Ringing ]
[ Ringing Continues ]
General Seifert. Ja, Herr Volger.
[ German ]
[ Continues In German ]
[ Handset Settles In Cradle ]
[ Waves Crashing ]
[ Water Sloshing ]
[ Water Sloshing ]
[ Rapid Footsteps ]
It's done. Pick up Tully and Hitch.
I'll meet you back on the beach.
This is as far as I go.
As soon as they pass, get outta here.
I'll try and hide till after the panzers move out.
Beat it.
We'll give them another five minutes.
Here he comes.
Let me ask you something, Troy.
Did you come back to clear out a dead body or to save me?
What do you think?
All right. Shake it.
[ Roars ]
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