:37:04
Hello, Kiley.
:37:06
I was curious to see how you
interrogate your prisoners.
:37:10
My other officers may be
asking the wrong questions.
:37:15
I'm afraid you won't hear
any new answers.
:37:18
Sometimes it's more important
what you see
:37:20
Than what they say.
:37:33
Could we get a little
more light in here?
:37:36
How is that, sir?
:37:46
Hmm.
:37:51
So this is the face of the
undefeated enemy.
:37:54
It looks you've captured
:37:56
A sunday school class.
:37:58
Is this all they have left.
:37:59
For their front lines?
:38:00
Where are their weapons?
:38:01
Here, sir.
:38:07
What's this?
:38:12
Still has grease in the barrel.
It's never been fired.
:38:16
Did they put up any fight? No, sir.
:38:17
Just gave up?
:38:20
Well, I'm not surprised.
They're only children.
:38:24
Take a good look at them, Kiley.
:38:26
They're not even tough enough
:38:27
To be classified as delinquents.
:38:29
Go ahead and question them.
:38:31
Ask them if Germany's going
to win the war.
:38:33
Go ahead, Kiley.
:38:36
They could be plants
:38:37
Put in the front lines to misleas us.
:38:41
I want to talk to you alone, Kiley.
:38:44
Have these prisoners escorted to the
rear for proper interrogation.
:38:47
Yes, sir. Move them out.
:38:49
Let's go! Move it out!
:38:53
Sir, all these prisoners
:38:54
Were carrying these rubber hoses.
:38:56
Send them along
and anything else you've found on them.
:38:58
Yes, sir.