:34:00
Any questions, General,
any suggestions?
:34:04
- And the place for the horses?
- There won't be any.
:34:08
The cavalry's a thing
of the past.
:34:10
The object of war is to beat
the enemy, isn't it?
:34:13
- And it doesn't matter how.
- All right, sir.
:34:19
Thank you
for the demonstration.
:34:27
Artie, please
take another look at it.
:34:29
- What for?
- All right, I'll tell you.
:34:33
It was Sheridan's idea.
He came to me and said...
:34:37
..."Have George
sponsor the train.
:34:39
He'll get the credit for it...
:34:41
...and that will give me
an excuse to bring him back".
:34:44
But, it's useless.
:34:47
The War Department
will never accept it.
:34:49
They already have. The contracts
are ready to be signed.
:34:53
What do you need me for, then?
:34:56
Sheridan's suggestion,
we're just trying to cooperate.
:35:01
How about it?
:35:05
War isn't just killing,
you know.
:35:09
It's a contest,
it's a man against a man.
:35:14
That's a machine. Personal
guides wouldn't count...
:35:18
...honor, duty, loyalty...
:35:19
...everything a soldier lives by
will be wiped out.
:35:24
All you have left is statistics.
:35:28
How many men with the
machine murdered today...
:35:31
...a hundred, thousand,
ten thousand?
:35:39
If this is the future,
I don't want any part of it.
:35:45
Where does that leave you?
:35:51
With the idiots?