1:00:00
Gentlemen...
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I'd like to introduce you
to Mr. Young and Mr. Reynolds.
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They're the replacement
crew from Hubie.
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So why don't you go ahead
1:00:08
and tell us a little bit
about yourselves.
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Uh... I'm Lieutenant
Larry Young.
1:00:14
Shut up, asshole.
1:00:16
Well, we've got to name them.
1:00:18
Why don't we just call 'em
"new guys."
1:00:20
We used up all the good names.
1:00:23
Let's just call them "new guys."
1:00:25
New One, New Two.
1:00:26
Very good, Razor.
1:00:28
You just have such
a vivid imagination.
1:00:30
Movie officer,
what's the film tonight?
1:00:32
There's no movie,
sir, just news.
1:00:34
Okay, news in the ready room.
1:00:37
There will be a memorial service
1:00:40
for Box and Letto
at 1 000 tomorrow.
1:00:44
Dress is tropical white, long.
1:00:47
That'll be all.
1:00:50
A Swiss camera crew
in Hanoi, North Vietnam,
1:00:53
took this footage
of a celebration of sorts,
1:00:55
commemorating the defeat
of American air pirates.
1:00:58
Here in
People's Resistance Park,
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they've set up trophies
of their victories:
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grim reminders of the losses
1:01:06
taken in this seven-year-old war
over the North.
1:01:19
I'll do it.
1:01:21
I'll go downtown with you.
1:01:26
But first I want you to know
something about me.
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I had a pilot
by the name of Jim Becker.
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He was a good man.
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We made an agreement
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that if we ever went down,
one of us got hurt,
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that the other guy would go on.
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A SAM took us out.
1:01:48
We were down on the ground
for days,
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sneaking around, eating bugs,
living in holes that we dug.
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On the sixth day,
Becker stepped on a mine