:40:00
Ah.
:40:01
But two miIIion
rounds of ammunition.
:40:03
Oh, no, WoodIey.
:40:05
Why, that's enough
to start a smaII-sized war.
:40:07
And then, who knows?
:40:13
Yes, who knows?
:40:18
But he asked for it.
:40:20
And if we refused, weII,
he mightn't be our friend.
:40:23
And so he gets it, eh?
Yes.
:40:26
McGregor, Sahib.
:40:27
Oh, ask Mr. McGregor
to come in.
:40:29
Oh, sit down, sir,
won't you?
:40:40
You saw Barrett?
Yes, sir.
:40:41
He reports Mohammed Khan
is trying to stir up
aII the border tribes,
:40:44
and effect
a coaIition of aII of them.
:40:46
They're Iistening
to him as he's promised
:40:48
to suppIy them
with machine guns,
:40:50
and two miIIion
rounds of ammunition.
:40:51
Ammunition?
:40:53
Oh, that's good work.
Thank you, McGregor.
:40:55
Thank Barrett, sir.
:41:00
Look at here, sir, I--I know
it's none of my business,
:41:03
but couIdn't we
sIip out of here,
:41:04
a smaII detachment of us,
anyway, on our own?
:41:07
Try to get a chance
at him, kiII him,
:41:08
and--and nip the whoIe
business in the bud?
:41:11
Are you suggesting
:41:13
that I shouId commence
hostiIities without orders?
:41:16
And, uh, ahem,
without reporting this
:41:18
to the InteIIigence?
:41:19
InteIIigence, those fooIs.
GeneraI staff?
:41:21
You know, sir, they'II send us
anywhere but into action.
:41:24
To GopaI to stick pigs
for instance,
Iike Iast summer.
:41:27
An exceIIent suggestion.
:41:32
Sir Thomas,
Mr. McGregor.
:41:34
Mr. McGregor, Maj. Gen.
Sir Thomas WoodIey.
:41:39
Chief of InteIIigence.
Army Headquarters.
:41:43
Mr. McGregor.
:41:48
CoI. Stone, your regiment
wiII Ieave at dawn for GopaI.
:41:51
Yes, sir.
:41:53
Now, get yourseIf
a coupIe of hours sIeep.
:41:55
We Ieave at 6:00.
:41:58
Yes, sir.