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Now it's up to General Marshall
whether you stay here as a decoy. . .
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. . .or he sends you home.
:33:11
He's a good man.
:33:13
At least he's a fair man.
:33:16
I'll let it sit with him.
:33:32
PATTON:
George. . .
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. . .our war is over.
:33:37
Over, sir?
:33:39
It's just a question of waiting
for the orders now.
:33:49
I feel I'm. . . .
:33:53
I'm destined to achieve some
great thing. What, I don't know.
:33:58
But this last incident is. . .
:34:03
. . .so trivial in its nature
and so terrible in its effect--
:34:07
It can't be an accident.
It has to be the work of God.
:34:12
Yes, sir.
:34:14
The last great opportunity
of a lifetime. . .
:34:16
. . .an entire world at war
and I'm left out of it?
:34:21
No, sir.
:34:22
God will not permit this to happen!
:34:25
I am going to be allowed
to fulfil my destiny!
:34:34
His will be done.
:34:48
NARRATOR: In the greatest amphibious
operation ever attempted...
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...a predawn naval bombardment
prepares the way...
:34:54
...for allied soldiers to assault
the Normandy beaches...
:34:58
...and claw out a desperate foothold
on the continent of Europe.