:06:04
You run that radio right,
and we'II get aIong fine.
:06:08
If you don't, I'II boot your taiI up
around your neck.
:06:11
-Comprenez?
-Yes, sir.
:06:14
Wait here and I'II check you in
with the room cIerk.
:06:17
Does the Lieutenant wish me
to carry these, sir?
:06:19
The Lieutenant wishes for you
to knock off that stateside chicken!
:06:24
I needed someone to do Wiley's job.
:06:28
He was one of the men
we left behind on the beach.
:06:35
AII right, dream boy, up and at 'em!
Come on, I've got a new radio operator.
:06:39
Check him in.
:06:40
The ArtiIIery makes the repIacements.
Why don't you Iet them....
:06:43
Why don't you Iet them?
You know how the oId man--
:06:46
Shut your big, fat mouth and grab a penciI.
Come on!
:06:51
That's not a nice way to taIk, you know,
for somebody who just made an officer...
:06:55
...and a gentIeman, sir.
:06:59
This guy's from Newark, too.
Do you know him?
:07:04
No, we're not exactIy buddy-buddies,
but I know about him.
:07:07
Yes, sir, ''CpI. Britt Harris.
:07:10
''Army SeriaI No. 33170247.''
:07:14
You've got yourseIf a reaI doozy this time.
:07:16
WouId you Iike to expIain that, CorporaI?
:07:19
You mean a ''doozy''?
:07:21
A doozy, in this case, is a ceIebrity.
:07:24
Mr. Britt Harris was quite a ceIebrity
up around our way.
:07:27
It seems...
:07:29
...that a member of Harris' draft board...
:07:32
...just happened to be working in a factory
that Harris just happened to be running.
:07:37
He tried to bribe him,
he gave him a ChevroIet.
:07:39
-Me, I wouId've heId out for a CadiIIac.
-NaturaIIy.
:07:42
What happened then?
:07:44
He had to enIist in a hurry.
:07:49
-Thanks, CorporaI.
-You're weIcome.
:07:54
You wiII keep this to yourseIf, won't you?
:07:56
Tear out the fingernaiIs, sir.