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This time it's going badly.
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l try not to think of it.
:52:14
Were you in the war of 1967?
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The last two days,
l was sent into the Sinai.
:52:20
But those were different times.
:52:24
There was a kind of euphoria,
a victory euphoria.
:52:30
Sure we had losses,
but nothing like this.
:52:33
At the time l was in Belgium,
in a hospital.
:52:40
To me, a casualty's a casualty,
:52:44
whatever the war.
:52:47
For me the war,
is getting them back home.
:52:52
Didn't you want to be
a fighter pilot?
:52:55
No, my father and brother
both were.
:53:00
lt's a family tradition
to be a pilot, to serve.
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But you need an instinct
that l don't have.
:53:12
l don't get it, what instinct?
:53:16
l can't explain it.
A hunter's instinct.
:53:23
A hunter's instinct?
What does that mean?
:53:27
The killer instinct.
:53:32
That's what you need
to be a fighter pilot?
:53:35
ln my home they say
the most dangerous thing
:53:40
is to be one of the 3 worst pilots,
:53:42
or one of the 3 best.
:53:46
The 3 worst, you can see why.
:53:47
As for the best,
they start to get careless.