:21:18
"Just as Free French troops liberated
Corsica, Napoleon's place of birth. . .
:21:22
. . .I will someday land in France to
liberate the birthplace of Lafayette. "
:21:30
General, the reporters would like
a word with you.
:21:36
-Good afternoon.
-General.
:21:38
Can you tell us the purpose
of this visit to Corsica?
:21:41
General Eisenhower ordered me here.
:21:43
You wrote the mother of the boy you
slapped, "The rat should've been shot. "
:21:48
-Is that true, general?
-No comment.
:21:50
Sir, I understand
Gen. Alexander suggested. . .
:21:53
. . .you take over Gen. Clark's
Italian campaign. . .
:21:56
. . .but it was killed
due to the incident.
:21:58
-No comment.
-Can you say where you're going, sir?
:22:02
Off the record,
Eisenhower's ordered me to Malta.
:22:04
Interview concluded.
:22:06
You plan on slapping
any soldiers there, general?
:22:37
PATTON: In 1 528, these forts
were defended by. . .
:22:41
. . .400 Knights of Malta
and 800 mercenaries. . .
:22:46
. . .against a force of 40,000 Turks.
:22:51
Codman.
:22:55
-Still no word from Gen. Eisenhower?
-No, sir.
:22:58
Not even a response about
the two turkeys I sent for Christmas?