All Quiet on the Western Front
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:11:02
Bayonet drill.
That's what I want.

:11:04
Ah!
:11:08
You won a medal
that time, Mueller.

:11:10
You wait. In about a month
I'll be covered with 'em.

:11:15
Say, keep your boots
out of my face!

:11:17
Why, it's an honor to have
those boots in your face.

:11:20
They're the best pair in the army!
My uncle gave 'em to me.

:11:24
Just look at that
special imported leather.

:11:27
Put 'em anyplace you like,
except in my face.

:11:30
Not even a kitchen maid'll
look at me in this!

:11:33
Attention!
:11:38
Well, for the love of --
It's Himmelstoss!

:11:40
- So it is.
- And all dressed up.

:11:43
Hello, Himmie. You didn't think
you'd see me again so soon, did you?

:11:48
- You see my rank?
- Sure.

:11:51
Fall back, then!
:11:53
- Himmelstoss, we certainly are glad to see you.
- What did you say?

:11:56
- I was going to say--
- Never mind!

:11:58
- What's the matter with you?
- When you address your superior officer, say "sir"!

:12:02
- Where'd he get such a nice uniform?
- Any mail for us, Himmie?

:12:05
- Quiet!
- My dear fellow, you're shouting.

:12:08
Ah, come on, Himmelstoss. We know ya.
Take off the false whiskers.

:12:13
- I believe you mean it!
- You'll find out that I mean it.

:12:15
- But only three days ago you were our postman.
- Silence!

:12:20
Come back here!
:12:27
Line up!
:12:29
Line up! Get in
some kind of a line!

:12:33
All of you!
Line up, I say!

:12:48
Hmm.
:12:51
What a pretty sight
that is!

:12:54
Have you never heard
of standing in line?

:12:57
You make
a fine mess of it.

:12:59
Well, I'll have
to teach you.


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