:15:01
They aren't exactly alone.
:15:05
Notify the men. Full packs
and equipment, 1 4:00 hours.
:15:08
Yes, sir.e
:15:16
This allows you more freedom.u
:15:18
Quicker to get rid of
when we hit the beach.g
:15:22
-Well?
-It's on.h
:15:24
Tonight, as scheduled.
:15:27
-lf the weather isn't worse.
-How worse can it get?
:15:30
lke has called a high-level
conference for 9:30.h
:15:33
I am not Eisenhower. I am
an assistant division commander.
:15:38
I don't know from nothing,
but he can't call it off again.
:15:46
Frank, turn that thing off.s
:15:48
Four thousand ships loaded for bear.
:15:51
Troops ready to go.
:15:52
Eleven thousand planes on the line.
:15:54
Eighteen thousand paratroopers.
God only knows how many gliders.
:15:58
Norm, relax.t
:16:02
RAF says the gale can stop
as suddenly as it began.
:16:05
So they told us yesterday
and the day before.i
:16:08
Look, Norm.a
:16:11
We're all of us just as...
:16:13
...dedicated to this thing as you are,
just as anxious to get going.
:16:17
And that includes lke.i
:16:19
Now if he calls it off again,
he knows what he's doing.
:16:22
Of course he does. I know that.
:16:25
I'm just thinking about those
assault troops. 200,000 of them...
:16:29
...out there on those ships.
They're probably seasick as hell.
:16:32
Some of those men have been
on those tubs for almost three days.
:16:37
I say go.s
:16:39
Go. Weather or no weather.t
:16:44
No!d
:16:46
A hundred on the bone! Let's go.
:16:48
-Hey, give me $50. I'm busted.
-I'm not doing so good myself.