:08:01
And a very sanitary measure
it wouId be, too.
:08:04
Don't worry about me, Sam, Lieutenant.
You know me, sir. Big mouth!
:08:09
Je parle le français un petit peu,
but I'd Iike to borrow your eggs.
:08:13
-Les oeufs, Monsieur?
-Yeah, I'II take one....
:08:23
I never told him I knew,
but I kept an eye on him.
:08:26
You see, in our outfit we had to get along.
We were a forward observation team.
:08:30
We lived in each other's pockets.
:08:37
Hey, Harris.
:08:41
Bye-bye.
:08:48
-What are those?
-Les oeufs.
:08:50
Did you pay for them?
:08:52
No, sir. That woman gave them to me.
:08:54
Why?
:08:56
I don't know why, sir,
but women are aIways giving me things.
:09:02
Let me see now, one for Rogers...
:09:05
...one for Harmer...
:09:07
...one for BregIio...
:09:09
...and one for.... No, two for me.
I keep forgetting I'm an officer now.
:09:14
Yeah, that about Ieaves one for you, right?
:09:17
Right.
:09:21
I guess I gave him a rough time, all right.
:09:23
Partly because I didn't trust him, and partly
because he was born rich and handsome...
:09:28
...and I was born poor and not handsome.
:09:34
You guys met Harris yet?
:09:37
Yeah.
:09:40
I understand he got sort of heId up
getting in the Army.
:09:44
We had a coupIe of dry runs today.
He's pretty good with a radio.
:09:48
So was WiIey.
:09:53
Land mines!
:09:58
Get the medics up here on the doubIe!