:31:00
You're all wet, sarge.
:31:01
Now, get it up.
:31:10
What are you going to do with this?
:31:11
"What are you going to do with this?"
:31:13
Siphon with it. Put it in.
:31:17
What are you thinking?
:31:18
Same thing you are.
:31:20
Those prisoners you brought in...
:31:22
We found rubber hoses on them.
:31:24
Could they have been carrying those
to siphon gas?
:31:26
I saw German fuel trucks drop
oil drums in the water.
:31:29
And they floated.
:31:32
What the hell are you two talking about?
:31:34
Gasoline, sir.
:31:35
Empty fuel drums and men
carrying siphon hoses
:31:38
Add up to one thing...
:31:39
The Germans are low on gas.
:31:40
They have to forage for it.
:31:42
That's their weakness.
:31:46
Get this off to headquarters.
:31:47
Yes, sir.
:31:49
A... What is the fuel consumption
of a tiger tank?
:31:54
B... The exact distance
:31:56
From the siegfried line to
the meuse river.
:31:58
C... What is the estimate of
fuel reserves in the German army?
:32:03
That's it.
:32:04
Yes, sir. Right away.
:32:10
What are you laughing at. You idiot?
:32:21
What is the situation in bastogne?
:32:23
Our forces have completely
encircled the americans.
:32:27
Their situation is hopeless.
:32:29
They have no pecourse but to surrender.
:32:36
Hey! Look what's coming.
:32:37
Lieutenant!
:32:52
Halt!