:25:09
Well, not one bomb anywhere in
the target for the past hour.
:25:15
Your pilots can see it, I suppose.
:25:19
- Who's next?
- It's Anderson, sir.
:25:28
Now, that's more like it.
:25:31
- Maybe your boys finally get it.
- I hope so, sir.
:25:36
Who's next?
:25:38
Lieutenant Dickenson.
:25:45
Tell Lieutenant Dickenson for me...
:25:48
...he couldn't hit a bull
in the butt with a bass fiddle.
:25:51
Yes, sir.
:25:56
Ten-hut.
:26:08
- Carry on.
- Carry on.
:26:11
This it?
:26:12
Yes, sir. Our new radar.
:26:14
It's a remarkable
scientific achievement...
:26:16
...capable of spotting an intruder
on the sea or in the air...
:26:20
...and at quite a range.
:26:21
Now, listen colonel, as you know,
we're short on patrol planes.
:26:25
We're gonna have to rely on this...
:26:28
...thing to detect the enemy.
:26:31
General, radar should do the job.
:26:34
What's it doing here, not set up?
:26:36
We're about to truck it up
that mountain.
:26:38
That peak up there is the ideal spot
to put our main radar post.
:26:43
At that height, we'd be clear
of all interference.
:26:46
Obviously.
:26:48
But, sir, we can't get permission
to put her up there.
:26:52
Permission?
:26:53
From the National Park Service
Department of Interior.
:26:56
See, all of this belongs
to the Hawaiian National Park.