:23:00
She aIways
hated the army.
:23:02
I--I don't understand
why she ever Iet you
:23:04
go through Sandhurst.
:23:06
She had to.
:23:08
I've kept after her about it
ever since I was so high.
:23:11
Oh? Wanted to be
a soIdier, eh?
:23:13
We've aIways been soIdiers,
for generations.
:23:16
Yes.
:23:17
StiII, you're not one yet,
you know?
:23:20
Yes, sir.
:23:22
ReaIIy, you, uh,
you ought not to be here.
:23:25
Uh, not on the Frontier.
:23:27
But I am here, sir.
:23:29
Yes, but, uh,
don't try to take advantage.
:23:32
Don't expect
any favoritism.
:23:33
I don't, sir.
:23:35
I, uh,
I--I--I'm gIad to see you,
:23:37
of course, and I...
:23:39
I'm sorry that the situation
makes any sort of,
:23:42
uh, o-of, uh,
sociaI reIation impossibIe.
:23:49
And I--I, uh...
:23:51
No, no, wait! W-wait.
:23:53
Uh, come back a moment.
:23:57
You see, uh,
this Frontier,
:24:00
it's not the same
as home service.
:24:02
No pIace for a Cub.
:24:04
A man's got
to be seasoned.
:24:06
You've got to start
from the bottom.
:24:08
Learn everything,
and if you don't measure up,
:24:11
out.
:24:13
The service
comes first.
:24:16
Something your mother
never understood.
:24:19
Yes, sir.
:24:22
Is that aII, sir?
:24:24
What? Uh, uh, yes.
:24:27
Y-Yes, that's aII.
That's aII.
:24:32
I'm very gIad to see...
:24:50
Poor kid.
:24:52
I thought
if I got them aIone...
:24:55
But the oId man
has ice-water in his veins.
:24:57
You don't know
the coIoneI, McGregor.
:24:59
Neither do you.