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are pushing American
infantrymen back...

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in furious armored warfare.
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Meanwhile, on the second front,
Japanese have taken control...

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of two more islands
in the Philippines...

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and are advancing on American...
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This is John Jenkins,
broadcasting from London...

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and the bombs are falling
even as we speak.

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And the morale of the boys
is good here in Guadalcanal...

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despite heavy losses.
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What do you think, Martin?
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You think Hitler's gonna win?
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Sometimes I wonder
about the wisdom...

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of bringing new life into
the world, I'll tell you that.

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Come on. Lights out.
It's blackout.

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Oh, God.
Another air raid drill.

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Between the Nazis and the
Communists, give me those Reds.

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Stick to your fish.
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What do they want, those Nazis--
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to slaughter everyone
on the planet?

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The Nazis, the Communists.
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The world would be better off
without any of them, believe me.

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Come here. You know what
W.C. Fields said, don't you?

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He said, to settle a war...
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the leaders of
the countries involved...

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should meet in a stadium
and fight it out...

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with socks filled
with horse manure.

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Hey! Put that light out!
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Maybe you should wake him up
to see the searchlights.

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No, no. Let him sleep.
He's got school.

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So beautiful.
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Wow, what a world.
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It could be so wonderful if
it wasn't for certain people.

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Later that night,
I was awakened...

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by the sound
of our radio in the kitchen.


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