1:35:07
So you see, gentlemen,
1:35:09
a grave responsibility
rests upon us.
1:35:11
This entire
german salient
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holding up
the argonne advance
1:35:13
depends for ammunition
and supplies
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on the dakolva railroad,
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which as you know lies
just beyond these hills.
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It must be taken.
1:35:21
This is all
open country ahead.
1:35:22
You can expect machine-gunfire
from these wooded ridges
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on the right
and the left flanks,
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but we've got to
get through.
1:35:29
Synchronize
your watches.
1:35:32
Use as a mark
4 hours, 32 minutes.
1:35:36
It is now minus 10,
1:35:38
8, 6, 4,
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2, mark.
1:35:42
Any questions?
1:35:43
What about artillery support,
captain tillman?
1:35:45
Artillery will lay down
a rolling barrage at 6 hours.
1:35:48
Zero hour will be
6 hours, 10 minutes.
1:35:56
I'd like to know
where that barrage is
1:35:58
that we're
supposed to have.
1:35:59
Runners, notify
the platoon commanders
1:36:01
that we go over,
barrage or no barrage.
1:36:03
First platoon at 6:10,
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second and third platoons
to follow
1:36:06
in waves
of 100 meters.
1:36:08
Yes, sir.
1:36:22
6:10.
1:36:23
6:10? All right.
1:36:43
Come on!