They Were Expendable
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:21:04
How about getting torpedoes from you?
:21:07
For those cracker boxes of yours?
:21:09
No telling when we'll see
a mother ship again.

:21:13
How long you been on patrol?
:21:15
Since the war started.
:21:16
What did you get?
:21:18
Two small freighters.
:21:20
We had hard luck.
:21:21
While you've been cruising, those
cracker boxes have sunk 2 cruisers...

:21:25
...an auxiliary aircraft carrier...
:21:27
...a 1 0,000-ton tanker,
a large freighter...

:21:30
...a flock of barges
and numerous sons of Nippon.

:21:32
And also in our brief career...
:21:34
...we've carried more messages
than Western Union.

:21:37
l'd like to help you out,
but l got orders--

:21:42
Who played the leading lady
in ''Tess of the d'Urbevilles'' ...

:21:45
...in 1 932 at the Academy?
:21:49
And does your crew know about it?
:21:57
How many do you want?
:21:59
You've got 1 6.
:22:00
We'll take 8.
:22:01
And we'll try and put them
where they belong.

:22:06
Thanks.
:22:34
Do you mind?
:22:38
l finally have good news for you.
:22:41
Tomorrow, bombers will take off
from Australia...

:22:43
...and blast every Jap ship here.
:22:45
We've been hoping for that.
:22:47
But there's a catch in it.
:22:49
A cruiser is headed this way.
:22:52
Probably has destroyers with her.
:22:54
lnformation says she's
of the Mogami class.

:22:58
Does that mean anything to you?

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