1:15:00
The air by that railroad embankment
is full of flying steel.
1:15:02
- A green man wouldn't have a chance.
- Are you going?
1:15:05
- I got personal and private reasons.
- If you're going, that suits me.
1:15:08
- Can you crawl on your belly?
- Captain, I've been crawling
under trains for five years.
1:15:12
I was a locomotive engineer on
the Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabam.
1:15:16
You oughta see
a few railroad wrecks.
1:15:18
I had three engines
shot out from under me last year.
1:15:21
- Cunningham, I think you'll do.
- You know I'll do.
1:15:29
- Captain Flagg, I've got one!
I've got a German officer.
- Let's have a look.
1:15:34
Throw some light on him.
Well, let's have a look. Well...
1:15:39
Boys, boys,
a German lieutenant.
1:15:42
He didn't wait for us to
go get him. He came on over.
1:15:44
You are the sweetest thing
I've seen since Charmaine.
1:15:48
Kiper. Kiper,
take good care of him for me.
1:15:52
And whatever you do,
don't frighten him to death.
1:15:54
He's our ticket of leave.
We're going home.
1:15:56
- Easy, easy! Easy.
- Come on, honey. Come on.
1:16:01
Lewisohn. Lewisohn, I'm gonna see to it
that you're decorated for this.
1:16:04
And I insist upon being
best man at your wedding.
1:16:06
And besides, I personally
am going to give you 10 francs.
1:16:10
Thank you, sir.
1:16:24
Captain Flagg.
Captain Flagg!
1:16:27
Yes, son. Yes, son.
Yes, son.
1:16:30
- Captain Flagg?
- Come on!
1:16:31
Please, please, stop the bleeding.
1:16:33
- All right, son.
- Please.
1:16:35
- All right.
- Please, Captain Flagg.
1:16:39
- Please, Captain Flagg?
- All right.
1:16:42
- Please.
- You're gonna be all right, boy.
1:16:46
You're gonna be all right. All right.