:13:01
What about torpedoes?
:13:02
There may be some at Cebu.
l'll inquire.
:13:05
We've got to have
aviation gas and torpedoes.
:13:08
l realize that.
:13:09
We'll keep you informed
as to enemy activity.
:13:13
Plan your own operations
against their ships.
:13:16
But report to me daily by phone.
:13:27
-Goodbye, Brickley.
-Goodbye, sir.
:13:30
Ryan.
:13:31
Goodbye, sir.
:13:45
That's tough luck.
What happened?
:13:46
Oil failure.
Burnt out every cock-eyed bearing.
:13:50
There's a shipyard at Cebu.
We'll tow you.
:13:52
-Better tear down those engines.
-l've already started.
:13:57
Thanks for the tow.
:13:58
Por nada.
:14:00
Do the same for you someday.
:14:02
l hope not.
:14:05
Wonder about the kids
on the 32 boat.
:14:09
They were abeam of us
at 3:00 in the morning.
:14:12
Then we missed them.
:14:14
Suppose that cruiser got them?
:14:17
Stop worrying, Brick.
:14:19
They'll show up.
:14:23
l'm going over to the airfield.
:14:26
Pick up an old crate,
see if l can find them.
:14:28
Take over, will you?
:14:31
-Take it easy.
-Have a look at that plank.
:14:33
And watch out for the coral.
:14:36
Can l have your attention?
Attention, all hands.
:14:39
Mr. Brickley has requested
that l make the following announcement:
:14:43
For every officer and man
in this squadron...
:14:46
...for your work
in the war to date--
:14:48
Happy, get in there
and give him a hand.
:14:53
The General...
:14:55
...has awarded the Silver Star...
:14:58
...for gallantry.