: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...
:34:52
...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.
:35:15
I knew Montgomery couldn't take Caen
on D-day or D-plus-1 0. And I said so.
:35:21
And here they are all hung up
in the hedgerow country.
:35:25
They should pivot the way von
Schlieffen planned it in World War I.
:35:30
Then we might get a chance to do
some real broken field running.
:35:34
But they don't listen to me.
:35:39
What a way to enter
the continent of Europe.
:35:42
Along with all the rest
of the spare parts.
:35:45
Sir, everything on this plane
is high priority.
:35:48
Gen. Bradley wouldn't send for you
unless he had something in mind.
:35:52
I'll tell you, Cod.
I've learned my lesson.
:35:56
lf I ever do get another chance,
I'm gonna keep my mouth shut.