:23:01
No, no. I haven't heard anything.a
:23:04
-What are you talking about then?
-Well, it's just....
:23:07
-Go on, go on.
-I have a feeling it's on for tonight.
:23:11
-That's all.
-A feeling.r
:23:14
Take your feeling somewhere else.e
:23:17
I've got a letter to write.d
:23:19
I've had this feeling since I woke up.a
:23:22
I've had it with me all day long.t
:23:25
I can't shake it off.b
:23:27
It's tonight. I know it is.v
:23:31
All right, it's tonight.
:23:33
Suits me fine.u
:23:34
Tonight. This afternoon. Now!e
:23:39
I mean...
:23:42
...as soon as I finish this beer.
:23:59
-General, can you spare me a minute?
-Come in.
:24:02
-Thank you.
-Can I get you coffee?
:24:04
-No, thanks.
-I'll get some for myself.g
:24:17
Is it still raining?
:24:18
On and off, off and on.p
:24:20
Sometimes I wonder
which side God's on.
:24:23
What?l
:24:25
I say, sometimes I wonder
which side God's on.
:24:29
Good question.
:24:31
What's on your mind, Van?
:24:33
I'm concerned about the placement
of our drop zones.
:24:36
Go on.t
:24:38
I know this is a hell of a late date
to bring up something new...
:24:42
...but you've given me
a tough nut to crack.
:24:44
-It gets tougher every time I try.
-I know, Van.
:24:48
Sainte-Mére-Eglise straddles
the only road the Germans can use...
:24:52
...to drive into our northern flank.
But it has to be taken.
:24:56
And it has to be held.p
:24:59
That's why I gave you the job, Van.