:28:00
he was always the first to
volunteer and the last..."
:28:02
Sixth Man: "...came to
a clearing near a road
:28:03
where over 4,000 troops
had passed."
:28:05
Seventh Man: "Your husband
served in a combat unit
:28:07
whose dangerous duty is
to place itself beyond..."
:28:10
Eighth Man: "...which we all
cherish and hold so dear.
:28:13
The loss of Lee
and others like him
:28:15
is a distinct blow
to the regiment."
:28:17
Ninth Man: "l fully
understand your desire
:28:18
to learn as much as possible
regarding the circumstances
:28:21
Ieading to his death."
:28:23
[Voices Fade]
:28:45
[Conversation lnaudible]
:29:13
Colonel, I've got something
you should know about.
:29:14
Yes?
:29:17
These 2 men died in Normandy.
:29:21
This one at omaha Beach.
:29:24
"Sean Ryan."
:29:25
This man at Utah.
:29:28
"Peter Ryan."
:29:33
This man was killed
last week in New Guinea.
:29:39
"Daniel...
:29:40
Ryan."
:29:42
The 3 men are brothers, sir.
:29:44
I've just learned
that this afternoon
:29:45
their mother's going to be
getting all 3 telegrams.
:29:52
That's not all.
:29:53
There's a fourth brother,
the youngest.
:29:55
He parachuted in
with the 101st Airborne
:29:56
night before the invasion.
:29:58
He's somewhere in Normandy.
We don't know where.
:29:59
Is he alive?