:20:02
He's been in isolation too long,
poor chap.
:20:05
Cut off from his unit.
It should be a lesson to all of us.
:20:23
English prisoners!
:20:27
Notice I do not say English soldiers.
:20:32
From the moment you surrendered,
you ceased to be soldiers.
:20:38
You will finish the bridge
by the twelfth day of May.
:20:43
You will work under the direction
of a Japanese engineer.
:20:51
Time is short. All men will work.
:20:56
Your officers will work beside you.
:20:58
This is only just...
:21:01
...for it is they
who betrayed you by surrender.
:21:04
Your shame is their dishonour.
:21:07
It is they who told you...
:21:10
...better to live like a coolie
then die like a hero.
:21:14
It is they who brought you here,
not I.
:21:18
Therefore, they will join you
in useful labour.
:21:24
That is all.
:21:25
Officer prisoners, collect your tools.
:21:29
Bradley, back in your place.
:21:38
I must call your attention,
Colonel Saito...
:21:41
...to Article 27
of the Geneva Convention.
:21:44
'' Belligerents may employ
prisoners of war...
:21:47
...who are fit,
other than officers--''
:21:49
Give me the book.
:21:50
By all means.
You read English, I take it?
:21:53
-Do you read Japanese?
-I'm sorry, no.
:21:55
If it's a matter of translation,
I'm sure it can be arranged.
:21:59
You see, the Code states that--