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Do you know what these are, Godliman?
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American aircraft.
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These are photographs of Patton's
Allied invasion force in East Anglia.
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The Germans think
there are only two possible places
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for an Allied invasion of Europe.
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And they're right.
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From East Anglia here
to the Pas-de-Calais,
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or from the south coast of England
to the beaches of Normandy.
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Operation Overlord
has decided on Normandy.
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Then what is General Patton's army
doing in East Anglia?
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There is no army.
These planes are made out of plywood.
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We did it to fool the Germans. The man
who took those photographs knows it.
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Consequently, he must also know
that we intend to invade Normandy.
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Find him, Godliman.
It could cost us the bloody war.
:32:28
Well, sir, if you were at this station
and wanted to get out of the country,
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you could go to Holyhead or Liverpool or
Glasgow and then catch a ferry to Ireland.
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He wouldn't risk Holyhead
because of the passport control.
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How about Liverpool to Belfast? A car
across lreland and a U-boat on the coast.
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You're talking about
our 11.45 Marylebone to Inverness.
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stopping at Stafford, Crewe, Liverpool...
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Liverpool.
That's where he'll get off. You're right.
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- The 11.45 left on time.
- How do we get on it?