:40:04
I couldn't bear to send this.
:40:07
Uh, I didn't even want to...
:40:09
I didn't even want to touch it.
:40:12
Uh...
:40:27
Can you get it to her parents for me?
:40:33
Can you...?
:40:34
Please?
:40:37
Yeah.
:40:52
Uh, listen,
I'm going to have to call you back.
:40:55
You got off the phone for me?
:40:57
- You'll want me there for this.
- Meaning?
:41:00
Remember that stereo you told me not to buy
cos who needs a dual cassette deck?
:41:04
When does anyone ever have
a reason to copy a tape?
:41:07
Nat, just the man I wanted to see.
:41:10
Uh, do you know Colonel Serling?
:41:12
This is Tony Gartner
of the Washington Post.
:41:15
He was with the 9th in Vietnam.
:41:16
Mr Gartner.
:41:17
Colonel.
:41:18
Take a seat, Nat.
:41:20
He's following up
our investigation of Al Bathra,
:41:23
and it seems that he has a few questions
that he'd like to ask us.
:41:28
Let's give him every facility.
:41:30
- I appreciate that.
- Some ground rules, though.
:41:33
I insist we be allowed to schedule
the release of all information...
:41:36
to the public regarding casualties.
:41:38
Well, I wish I could accommodate you, sir,
:41:41
but, unfortunately, we'll be going with
a story based on a tape that I've acquired...
:41:47
of all radio communications that night.
:41:52
So,
:41:55
I'd like you to listen...
:41:57
and then comment for the record.
:41:58
I can't comment for the record.