:30:02
Just a minute, Barker, while I get my map.
:30:05
Open to "D" reference.
:30:06
Okay, ready. Over.
:30:08
Proceed north to map reference D-247850
as quickly as possible.
:30:16
And stay there. End of message. Over.
:30:18
North?
:30:19
North to map reference D-247850.
:30:23
- Okay, got it. Over.
- Stand by. We're coming in for a run.
:30:26
Take it away.
:30:28
He said north.
:30:30
I don't get it.
Why, that's directly away from the base.
:30:33
- We aren't going home?
- Guess not.
:30:38
I don't get it.
:30:40
Don't like it either.
:30:42
Neither do I.
:30:44
It's orders. So that's where we're going.
:30:48
You hear that? We ain't going home.
:30:52
I hope they know what they're doing.
:30:53
If they order us north, they've
a good reason for ordering us north.
:30:57
Maybe.
:30:58
Maybe we're going
to contact the Chinese troops.
:31:00
Maybe there's another landing strip.
:31:02
I'll bet that's what it is,
another landing strip.
:31:05
It could be
there's a British outpost up there.
:31:07
- Maybe that's why...
- Yeah, maybe.
:31:09
Maybe if your aunt had a beard,
she'd be your uncle.
:31:12
I got it. I got the whole solution.
:31:14
Maybe there's a nice saloon up north
with scoopers of beer a foot high.
:31:18
And Burmese dancing girls crying
their eyes out just to hold your hand.
:31:21
Maybe there's a cute little
vine-covered cottage by a waterfall.
:31:25
Your old gray-haired mother standing
on the front porch waiting...
:31:28
with a pitcher of milk in each mitt. Maybe.
:31:35
He's gonna drop it in our laps this time.
:31:50
Come on, let's bring it in.