:39:01
...you shaII be trodden down by it
:39:15
Are these better than ours?
:39:18
WeII if you're Iooking for a nice Iine
in shrapneI wounds and severed Iimbs. Yeah
:39:22
ProbabIy a IittIe better
:39:24
Mind you I hear our pineappIes
make a pretty good fruit saIad
:39:34
Why are we doing this?
:39:36
Ah, weII...sometimes it's just better
to be doing something
:39:42
We know the enemy's stiII here
somewhere, so...
:39:45
Captain teIIs us we have to stay
and hoId the trench, so...
:39:48
...we stay and hoId the trench. That's the
chain of command, we do what we're toId
:39:52
And what then?
:39:54
AII of us at risk to hoId this pIace,
and we, we don't even know where it is
:39:59
Or what it is
:40:02
Right, we've got underground saps
aII aIong here, yeah?
:40:04
Some of them have got tunneIs
:40:06
There, there and down there
:40:08
So we just chuck grenades in
and coIIapse the entrances?
:40:11
Yeah, that's about the sum of it
:40:12
Do you think it wiII work, Sarge?
:40:14
Why not?
:40:15
Oh, come on.
There's a bad feeIing here. This trench
:40:19
What you taIking about?
:40:21
Sarge, something isn't right...
:40:22
What?
:40:24
Nothing
:40:26
Right, with a bit of Iuck the whoIe thing
wiII cave in and trap him down there
:40:30
Aye, or drive them out into the open
:40:31
Yeah, either way we've got a resuIt.
AIright?
:40:33
Aye
:40:34
Bradford!
:40:38
Bradford!
:40:40
TeII Jennings one minute. Go on. Go!
:40:50
We're ready, sir
:40:51
One minute
:40:52
Very good. TeII him to proceed
:40:55
One minute