Mister Roberts
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1:16:02
See they work up a sweat.
1:16:08
l just gave an order
and l ain't heard no answer!

1:16:13
l'm waiting.
1:16:16
Aye, aye, sir.
1:16:18
That's better.
1:16:20
That's more like it.
1:16:33
Deck division, bring out the chippers
and scrapers and get after that rust.

1:16:37
Engineering division, air bedding. Fall out.
1:16:53
What's he taking all that guff for?
1:16:55
''Yes, sir.'' ''No, sir.''
1:16:57
''Aye, aye, sir.''
1:16:58
Hey, Killer, do you really think
he's bucking for a promotion?

1:17:02
Who, Mr. Roberts?
He's just tired, that's all.

1:17:07
Yeah, that's right. He's just tired.
1:17:09
Mr. Roberts, l got something here.
1:17:12
A little love letter from the Bureau came in
just this morning.

1:17:15
Get a load of this.
''To all ships and stations:

1:17:18
''Heightened war offensive has created
urgent need aboard combat ships...

1:17:22
''...for experienced officers.
1:17:23
''All commanding officers are directed
to forward with their endorsement...

1:17:28
''...all applications for transfer from officers
with 24 months sea duty.''

1:17:32
You've got 29 months.
1:17:33
Does that put old stupid
behind the eight ball or don't it?

1:17:36
Here's your letter, all typed up and ready
to go. Just the old John Hancock.

1:17:40
Go ahead, Mr. Roberts.
l want to hear him explode.

1:17:43
Yeah, he'll go right through the overhead!
1:17:46
l want to look it over first.
1:17:48
What's to look over?
lt's just a standard form--

1:17:50
l'm not going to stand here and argue!
l told you l want to look it over.

1:17:54
Get back to your typewriter
before l put you on report!


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