:15:00
. . .isn't it logical they'd
relieve you here first?
:15:05
You mean command of all American
troops going into Europe?
:15:08
It's possible. I know it's been
discussed from time to time.
:15:12
The logic of it is so obvious,
it couldn't mean anything else.
:15:17
Sir, I'm going to open
this bottle of wine.
:15:22
No, Sir Cod. . .
:15:24
. . .but if you find a bottle of cognac,
I'll help you drink it.
:15:34
-How you feeling tonight, general?
-Not bad, not bad at all.
:15:38
-Get me some writing paper, will you?
-Yes, sir.
:15:42
Your wife ever give you the devil
for not writing?
:15:44
All the time, sir.
:15:46
Only I don't write as often as you
do. Don't seem to get around to it.
:15:51
Lucky for us we got them.
:15:53
Who wants to marry a couple of
broken-down old horse captains?
:15:57
That's what my wife says to me
every time I come home, sir.
:16:00
Why are you up so late, George?
:16:02
Thought you'd like a nice hot bath
or something.
:16:12
I got this sleeping pill from the doc,
just in case you need it.
:16:17
Sleeping pill!
:16:19
-What's going on here?
-I heard the news, sir.
:16:22
-They announced it on the radio.
-What news?
:16:26
About General Bradley, sir. How they
gave him the top American command.
:16:32
Oh.
:16:35
Oh, yeah.
:16:38
I just thought you might be
feeling kind of low, sir.
:16:58
Your writing things, sir.
Here on the desk, sir.