:40:00
-...trying to get me in bad with the Admiral.
-l'm not, Captain.
:40:03
What do you mean writing
''disharmony aboard this ship''?
:40:07
Because it's true, Captain.
:40:10
Any disharmony aboard this ship
is my own doing!
:40:14
That's true, too, Captain.
:40:16
And it ain't gonna be any letter
that leaves this ship.
:40:19
Any criticism of this ship
stays on this ship!
:40:22
l've got a good reputation with the Admiral
and l ain't gonna lose it on account of...
:40:26
...any letter written
by some smart aleck college officer!
:40:31
You retype this.
:40:34
Cut out that ''disharmony'' crack
and l'll send it in.
:40:39
But this is the last one, understand?
:40:41
Every man in the Navy has the right
to send in a request for transfer.
:40:44
No one can change their wording.
:40:46
That's the Navy regulations.
:40:50
How about that, Dolan?
:40:52
That's what it says in the book, sir.
:40:54
Well, it's a stupid regulation!
:40:57
We wouldn't stand for it
in the Merchant Marine, l tell you.
:41:01
All right, l'll send this one in. Just as it is.
:41:07
But ''disapproved,'' like l always do.
:41:11
But there's one thing l don't have to send...
:41:14
...and that's a letter
that hasn't been written.
:41:16
And, Mister, l'm telling you here and now,
you ain't gonna write any more.
:41:21
You bring me one more
and you'll regret it the rest of your days.
:41:26
You've got a job right here.
:41:29
And, Mister, you ain't never
gonna get off this ship!
:41:33
Now get on with your work.
:41:43
Where are your shirts?
:41:46
Where are your shirts?
:41:47
-Captain--
-Shut up!
:41:49
Where are your shirts?
:41:52
Get those shirts on and be quick about it!
:41:56
l'm sorry, put your shirts on.