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How are you?
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George. Good to see you.
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-You know Arthur Coningham.
-Sir Arthur.
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Delighted to see you.
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I've heard so much about you.
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Gentlemen, it appears there's been a
slight misunderstanding here. . .
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. . .and Ike thought we should fix it.
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No, no. No misunderstanding.
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We're supposed to have Allied
air cover and we don't.
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German planes are strafing my troops.
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lf I may say so, general, I'm afraid
your operation reports are inaccurate.
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Report? Three days ago, the crowds
took off after my command car. . .
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. . .ran my ass into a ditch.
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My staff has assured me,
we have complete air supremacy. . .
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. . .everywhere in the Mediterranean.
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PATTON:
When I complained about air cover. . .
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. . .you said our troops
were not battleworthy.
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You spoke of the discredited practice
of using air force as an alibi. . .
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. . .for lack of success on the ground.
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I have to wet-nurse Montgomery,
I don't have to stand for that.
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I sincerely apologize for that remark,
whoever made it.
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And I promise you one thing, general:
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You will see no more German planes.
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(CHICKEN SQUAWKS)
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We were discussing air supremacy,
Sir Arthur.
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(HORN HONKS)
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(GUNFIRE)