:34:01
...that the American convoy
for the Omaha and Utah beaches...
:34:05
...they've farthest to go...o
:34:07
...must be given the order
within the next half-hour...
:34:10
...if the assault is to take place
on the 6th.g
:34:17
We can't keep almost a quarter
of a million men on ships....
:34:21
...in embarkation areas, indefinitely.n
:34:25
The longer we wait, the more
acute our security problem.?
:34:29
The next time...n
:34:31
...the tides and the moon
will be right....n
:34:36
Not before July.
:34:42
Gentlemen...
:34:45
...such a postponement...e
:34:49
...is too bitter to contemplate.
:34:54
A brilliant plan, General.
Unorthodox, but brilliant.
:35:01
Fortunately, it's only a game.
:35:05
I don't think we have
much to worry about.
:35:09
Eisenhower would never
take the gamble.i
:35:13
Never.b
:35:19
I'm quite positive
we must give the order.
:35:24
I don't like it...
:35:26
...but there it is.a
:35:29
Gentlemen...
:35:31
...I don't see how we can possibly
do anything else but go.
:35:52
Wilson speaking.l
:35:54
Yes, sir.a
:35:59
It's on, sir. Ike's made the
decision. Tonight, as scheduled!