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[ Gunfire Continues ]

[ Troy ] How is he?

Bad. Shrapnel fragment against a main artery.

- Can we get him back to the front lines? - No.

It's over a hundred miles. He'd be lucky to do 10 in a jeep.

Well, can we get him back if the shrapnel was taken out?

I can't do it. It's too close to the artery.

[ Pettigrew ] I spotted a German field hospital yesterday over the ridge.

- How far? - Couple, three miles maybe.

All right. You two stay put.

I'm gonna take him in and get him fixed up.

There's a price on our heads. After they fixed him, they'll hang you both.

No, they won't.

I'm gonna take him in, get him fixed, and then bring him out.

Troy, if you go into that German hospital, we all go.

All right.

We all go in,

and we'll all come out.

Take it easy, Hitch.

Where's the driver? He preferred not to come along,

but I brought you a little bonus.

She's with the German nursing corps.

Her English is good, but she's rather disagreeable.

I'll work on it.

Tully, get those uniforms out of here!

- We only have the one. - I'll wear it. You play sick.

- Ready, Mark? - It's not worth it, Sarge.

You just keep your mouth shut.

And if you have to moan, do it in German.

You have no right to hurt innocent people at the hospital.

Nobody gets hurt if you cooperate.

It will never work. They know you are not German.

Not unless you tell 'em.

There is the surgical tent.

Remember, nobody gets hurt. It's up to you.

I hope your German holds up. We'll soon find out.

Halt!

- [ Speaking German ] - [ Speaking German ]

Your German is quite good.

[ German ]

You understand me perfectly.

You're enemy soldiers.

Wache! [ German ]

Wache! Wache!

Wache!

[ German ]

You needn't bother speaking German, Friedrich.

I'm quite familiar with your native tongue.

I'm afraid you are overwrought, Herr Colonel.

Seeing this wounded man has upset you again.

Battle fatigue has not clouded my ability to recognize American swine.

Please, Herr Colonel. If you'll just return to your tent.

This man needs my attention.

These men are no more German than you are, Friedrich.

And you're English.

I can smell an Englishman,

like the giant in "Jack and the Beanstalk."

Fee-fi-fo-fum!

Herr Colonel, I must insist that you return to your tent.

I will soon see to it that the gestapo learns of your activities here, Friedrich.

And see to these others also...

before you allow them to escape.

Komm.

Herr Doktor.

Herr Doktor. [ Footsteps Approaching ]

[ German ]

It would appear that Herr Colonel Von Helbing...

is suffering from only partial paranoia.

Who would operate on your wounded friend if I'm suddenly taken dead?

- She would. - No, please. I couldn't.

Doctor, I'm gonna get this boy fixed up...

one way or the other.

I will need an assistant to administer the ether.

Let her do it.

[ Von Helbing ] Herr Doktor.

Your American ersatz guards are quite stupid, Doctor.

They shouldn't have relaxed while guarding an officer of the Elite Korps.

You will stop what you are doing,

and you will put your hands in the air.

I will give you exactly three seconds to obey, Engländer,

or I'll save you the trouble.

I'm a German doctor.

A German, no matter what you may believe.

A German doctor. [ Scoffs ]

You're saving the life of an enemy.

I have not saved his life, Herr Colonel.

I have been biding my time since I discovered he was an American.

I have just taken the necessary steps.

In this division, we do not mix sentimentality with surgery.

[ German ]

He's killed him! Morphine injection.

Drop it, Colonel, or I'll blow your head off.

Troy!

He's not dead!

I...

understand your reaction... [ Exhales ]

but it was necessary to prevent the colonel...

from spoiling a perfectly good piece of surgery.

If you're through with the ether,

I'll need it for my patient.

How much longer? Soon. Soon.

Tully, check the ambulance. Will he be all right?

I think he will be all right until you get him back to your hospital.

It's gone.

Truck outside filled with coffins. For my failures.

Not this time. Is he ready to travel?

Yes. Moffitt, you and Tully bring one of the coffins in.

We're obliged to you, Doctor.

I can't take the chance on you sounding the alarm the minute we leave.

- You have my word. - We don't want to see innocent people hurt at the hospital.

All right. We'll take him with us.

He is under my care, and he is my patient.

I will not let you take him.

All right. I'll leave him if you give him something to keep him quiet.

I'll take care of him as I see fit.

Someone's bound to come looking for him. You're wasting precious time.

Thank you, Doctor.

Sergeant, you are a very determined man.

I hope you make it.

Thank you.

- No! - Moffitt, drive!

[ Machine Gun Fire ]

[ German ]

[ German ]

Troy...Troy... Easy, buddy. Easy, buddy.

He's putting them to sleep... with ether.

[ German ]

All right. Hurry up, fellas. We gotta move outta here.

I don't see how you guys pulled it off.

From what I can see, that Jerry doctor did a pretty good job.

I wish I was awake so I could see it all. Did you have much trouble?

Trouble? Are you kidding? How was it where you were?

Great, Sarge. I met the greatest chick!

Sarge, who was there, you or me?

You got me there, pal.

I hope this doesn't lay me up too long, Sarge.

You'll be back pushing your luck soon enough.

Just listen to the doctors, and leave the nurses alone.

That'll be the day. Take care, Hitch.

[ Roars ]

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