:04:01
...and at first they looked like
any bunch of new guys...
:04:04
...too young, too clean, too polished.
:04:07
And they all looked scared...
:04:10
...except him, he wasn't scared.
:04:13
He was the kind of a guy you'd notice.
:04:16
You know, take any group of guys,
there's always one that stands out.
:04:25
Attention!
:04:28
Any of you guys know how
to operate a radio?
:04:30
Yes, sir. I do, sir.
:04:32
Okay, the rest of you guys can knock it off.
:04:39
-What's your name, soIdier?
-Technician Fifth Grade Britt Harris, sir.
:04:44
-Let's see your Form 20.
-Yes, sir.
:04:58
Graduate of CuIver Academy,
attended Virginia Institute...
:05:01
...Penn State, CoIgate and CorneII.
:05:03
I never met a guy
who went to four coIIeges before.
:05:06
How come you're not an officer?
:05:09
It's rather difficuIt to expIain, sir.
:05:12
Try.
:05:15
I wanted to serve with the men, sir.
:05:18
WouId you Iike to try that again?
:05:22
There were a few peopIe
I wanted to prove a few things to, sir.
:05:26
You got anxious a IittIe Iate.
:05:28
You been in the Army 8 months,
we've been overseas 20 months.
:05:31
I was deferred, sir, because of my job.
:05:34
Yeah, ''GeneraI Manager of the Harris
WooIen MiIIs, Newark, New Jersey.''
:05:38
You share the name of the miII.
Coincidence?
:05:41
My father, sir.
:05:44
That's smart of you to pick an oId man
who owns a textiIe miII. OnIy one?
:05:50
Four, sir.
:05:53
My oId man was in business, too.
Ran a IittIe candy store in New York.
:05:57
123rd Street, near 8th Avenue.
:05:59
He used to ask me to heIp him out
when he had a run on bubbIe gum.