:46:00
The new colonel wants us
to take another look at Destacado.
:46:03
He plans to use it
for regimental headquarters.
:46:05
Did you tell him I was up there with the patrol
last night? The place was deserted.
:46:10
They could've come back.
:46:12
Is that your idea or the new colonel's?
:46:15
Mine, but he agreed. You never know
which way the Japanese mightjump.
:46:19
You're getting a little jumpy
yourself, aren't you, Ray?
:46:22
Never mind what I am, Sergeant.
:46:46
- I knew they'd come back.
- That piece of wall was ready to fall.
:46:50
Walls don't fall like that unless
they're made to fall. I think it's an ambush.
:46:54
- Relax.
- I'm not taking any chances.
:46:56
You and the others go in on foot
and scout around. I'll cover you.
:46:59
- You really mean that?
- I mean it.
:47:02
Sam, that's an order!
:47:04
All right, all right. Take it easy.
Let's go.
:47:08
- What's up, Sam?
- We're gonna take a little walk.
:47:10
We walked in last time. Why can't we ride in?
:47:13
You heard the lieutenant.
:47:22
Did you ever do much
bird-shootin' back home, Sam?
:47:24
Yeah, plenty.
:47:26
Let's do plenty more after the war.
:47:29
This reminds you of bird-shootin'?
:47:31
- Sure.
- Why?
:47:33
Well, it's kinda like fannin' out
over a field, four abreast.
:47:38
I got an old 10-gauge to home,
used to belong to my grandpappy.
:47:42
Wait till you try her.
Kick'll knock you clear into the next county.
:47:45
When we get back home I'll take you
up to my cousin's place. Tom Knox.
:47:49
Best hunting country you ever saw.
:47:51
When I get out of the army
I ain't never, never gonna fire a rifle again.
:47:55
But I will come along with you guys and...
(drawls) hold y'alls' crock o' corn liquor.