:15:01
Now I'm out here.
:15:02
I came here as I wanted to be here.
Because I wanted to do what I could...
:15:06
so the people back home would know
a little better what war is about.
:15:09
I'm making no dough, Capt. Nelson,
and I may wind up with...
:15:12
a bullet through my...
:15:13
typewriter.
:15:15
I know it isn't easy.
I didn't come here expecting it to be easy.
:15:18
And you're not fighting this war
from behind a desk, are you? No.
:15:22
I'm not writing it from behind one, either.
:15:24
Okay, Pop. Maybe you're a little old,
but you'll do. Glad to have you with us.
:15:28
I ought to be 20 years younger,
maybe in better condition.
:15:31
When you get back,
you'll be in a worse state...
:15:33
you won't be any younger,
I guarantee you.
:15:36
- Sergeant, I got a customer for you.
- Yes, sir.
:15:38
Everything from soup to nuts.
Complete jump outfit.
:15:42
Ever jump before, Williams?
:15:44
Yes. Several times.
:15:46
Did you like it?
:15:47
Doesn't bother me.
:15:49
- Bothers me.
- Here it is, sir.
:15:52
Thank you. There's something missing.
:15:55
What's that, sir?
:15:56
The jeep to carry it in.
:15:58
Everything's set, Nelson.
Stations, 3:45 a.m.
:16:01
Right. Thanks.
:16:02
Thanks. Thank you.
:16:22
Hi, Barker.
:16:23
- Hello, sir.
- You'll haul us?
:16:24
- Yes, sir.
- Swell. What time you got?
:16:27
I got 3:25 a.m. On the nose.
That check with you?
:16:30
- What time do we meet with our bombers?
- 50 minutes out.
:16:33
Right.
:16:41
- Hi, Sid.
- Hi.
:16:43
This is Mark Williams,
the American news syndicate.
:16:46
- I think you two know each other.
- Yeah. How do you do?
:16:48
Meet Capt. Li, Chinese Republican Army.
:16:50
How do you do, sir?
:16:52
Better get your chute on.
:16:55
The chute. Yeah.