{2288}{2378}{y:i}[Man] That don't look nothin'like the|{y:i}skipper looked. Not for my money, it don't. {2381}{2496}Sure, Canarsie. You got him looking like|one of them joes on a war bond poster. {2498}{2593}- The skipper was a man.|- So he was a man. What's this, a dame? {2596}{2653}That's not what Kinsella means,|Canarsie. {2655}{2742}He means the skipper's jaw|was like a... like a hunk of granite. {2745}{2826}- And his eyes were blue.|- Here, you make blue eyes with black ink. {2829}{2874}Simmer down, Rembrandt. {2877}{2949}All Pappy means is his jaw was tougher|and his eyes were, well, kind and friendly. {2951}{3005}Look, fellas. Don't get me wrong. {3007}{3105}I feel the same way about the skipper as you do.|But I done this over 20 times. {3107}{3221}Just the same, all I say is,|if that looks like Mr. Cassidy did, I look... {3224}{3283}You look like my uncle,|and I hate my uncle. {3286}{3333}Ha, ha, ha! {3336}{3394}Take another crack at it, Canarsie. {3397}{3466}Come on, Pappy. It's your deal. {3622}{3705}- Let's go, you guys. On your feet.|- On the double! {3707}{3773}My, my! How you talk. {3776}{3828}{y:i}[Kinsella]|{y:i}These lads just got no manners. {3830}{3881}Okay, fellas. Let 'em do their job. {3977}{4024}Operation Overboard! {4087}{4158}- Hey, me and Joe were only kidding.|- We were just ribbing. {4161}{4208}We don't think it's funny. {4210}{4273}We figure we didn't ask to be aboard|this bucket, and if you guys... {4276}{4331}- Sure, sure. Forget it, forget it.|- Yeah. {4334}{4379}What's the verdict, fellas? {4382}{4441}Toss 'em overboard, or give 'em|another chance to be little gentlemen? {4444}{4490}[All]|Overboard! {4493}{4562}- [Arguing]|- You can't blame us. {4564}{4610}Sure. Sure. {4612}{4697}You guys been having yourself a ball, while me|and Joe and the whole ship's company... {4700}{4769}been waitin' on you hand and foot,|like you was V.I.P. S or somethin'. {4771}{4825}- We are.|- Tell him the facts of life, Jake. {4828}{4937}Listen, swabbies. There are roughly|three million men in this man's navy. {4939}{5002}There are only a thousand of us guys|spread out over the Pacific. {5005}{5113}You and your boyfriends have the honor and|the distinction of having aboard 30 of these... {5115}{5155}- Fearless.|- Red-blooded. {5158}{5200}- Death-defying.|- He-men. {5202}{5304}So you gotta appreciate us, cater to us,|make us feel relaxed and at home. {5306}{5373}Otherwise, some of you|won't be around for the next mess call. {5376}{5456}Now shove off and swab the deck|somewhere else. {5618}{5682}Come on, Pappy. Give us a chance|to get some of our plasma back. {5685}{5742}You been taking mine|ever since we left Pearl. {5744}{5831}- How about you, Canarsie? You wanna play?|- Me, gamble? Nah. {5834}{5892}Anyway, I wanna finish the picture. {5935}{6004}- There's more than one way to wet down a deck!|- [All Laughing] {6006}{6066}Operation Manslaughter! {6068}{6121}Holy smokes!|Of all the dirty tricks! {6198}{6253}[Angry Shouting] {6255}{6317}Come on. Give me a hand. {6430}{6488}- Yes, Bill?|- A little trouble aft, Skipper. {6490}{6554}Some of Mr. Lawrence's boys|tangled with some of ours. {6557}{6602}- Serious?|- Not very. {6605}{6650}Usual black eyes and bloody noses. {6653}{6698}And a lot of injured pride, no doubt. {6701}{6788}- {y:i}Well, bound to have|{y:i}some friction sooner or later.|- Why? {6790}{6878}Well, you know, two different groups|aboard a ship about to go into action. {6881}{6926}Nerves, tempers. {6929}{7025}Get all the facts, Bill. Line up all the men|involved on the fantail, and I'll hold mast. {7027}{7074}- Whistle when you're ready.|- Aye, aye, sir. {7077}{7157}I wouldn't worry too much about it,|Lawrence. {7159}{7257}It happened once before when I ferried|Jack Cassidy and his U.D.T. Gang out to Iwo. {7260}{7329}Matter of fact, most of these same boys|were with him then. {7331}{7397}I gave 'em a tongue-lashing,|and everything was shipshape again. {7399}{7465}- Is that what you intend doing this time?|- Maybe. {7467}{7540}- Why?|- It's your ship. {7542}{7605}Meaning I could do|a better job running it? {7608}{7654}Okay, I'll tell you what I'll do. {7656}{7765}- I'll hold mast on my boys,|and you do the same on yours.|- I'd like that. Thanks. {7767}{7865}And you can be certain my men|will give you no more trouble. {7948}{8007}We didn't care about|getting a free bath, sir... {8010}{8072}but look what they did|to our skipper Mr. Cassidy. {8074}{8134}{y:i}[Pappy] Yeah, Canarsie's|{y:i}been working on it for weeks, sir. {8136}{8213}We were all gonna sign our names on it|and send it to Mrs. Cassidy. {8216}{8274}Sure. A man got a right|to stand up for his rights, sir. {8277}{8333}What rights? {8335}{8429}Well, sir, we're not just ordinary sailors.|We're U.D.T. Guys. {8431}{8501}That makes us somebody special, huh? {8503}{8572}Gives us the right to walk over everybody,|throw our weight around? {8574}{8652}- What Kinsella means is...|- I know exactly what he means. {8654}{8700}We're U.D.T. Men. {8702}{8774}{y:i}Fearless, red-blooded,|{y:i}death-defying he-men. {8776}{8853}{y:i}I know that song,|{y:i}and that's all it is...{y:i}a song. {8856}{8944}{y:i}It doesn't entitle any of us to extra privileges|{y:i}or favors from this ship's company. {8946}{9032}Mr. Klinger, I'm giving these men|eight hours extra duty. {9034}{9128}- See to it that they deliver|a full 60 minutes in every hour.|- Aye, sir. {9130}{9213}And I want it understood that no part|of this ship is out of bounds... {9216}{9274}to members of the ship's company. {9276}{9323}Remember that. {9433}{9512}You can't say some of you fools|didn't ask for this. {9514}{9623}I'll work out the extra-duty details with the|ship's exec and give them to you in the morning. {9626}{9696}Take it easy. {9698}{9777}Lawrence reminds me of a guy named Pulaskie|I used to know in Brooklyn. {9780}{9874}Everybody reminds him of a fella|he used to know in Brooklyn. {9876}{9961}Who ever came from Brooklyn|that ever amounted to anything? {9964}{10041}Winston Churchill's mother,|the beautifulJennieJerome. {10043}{10102}Walter Hampden, Harry Houdini,|Danny Kaye, Mae West, Gene Tierney... {10105}{10168}Susan Hayward, Mickey Rooney, Barbara|Stanwyck, Lena Horne and, last but not least... {10170}{10233}- Marvin W. Minkowsky.|- Yeah? Who's he? {10236}{10289}Yours truly, matey,|and keep your eye on him. {10292}{10351}This kid is gonna go places|and do things. {10354}{10413}Like starting another picture|of the skipper, but pronto. {10415}{10485}"But pronto."|What am I, a slave? {10487}{10546}Don't answer that question. {10858}{10925}{y:i}[Man On Radio] Bridge, this is Radio.|{y:i}From the flag, Nancy Hanks. {10927}{10998}Call the flag, see if they're on|the {y:i}Nancy Hanks, Smitty. {11001}{11061}Aye, aye, sir. {11180}{11257}- The kleinsmith is on the {y:i}Nancy Hanks now, sir.|- Here's the message. {11259}{11337}"Proceed... on duty... assigned." {11388}{11465}Message coming through now, sir. {11554}{11653}- Hey, what goes? Do you see the blinker?|- No, but he can. Infrared. {11686}{11750}Oh. Well, don't let|my men know about this... {11753}{11849}or they'll have even less respect for me,|if that's possible. {11852}{11916}"Proceed on duty assigned.|Good luck." {11918}{12014}- Give 'em a "roger," Smitty.|- Aye, aye, sir. {12017}{12105}Left 15 degrees rudder.|Steady on course 285. {12107}{12188}Steady course is 285.|Rudder is left 15. {12190}{12285}- [Vincent] All engines ahead full.|- All engines ahead full. {12335}{12401}[Helmsman]|Engine Room acknowledges all ahead full. {12403}{12486}Well, Lawrence, looks like the curtain's|about to go up on your bathing beauties. {12489}{12544}Yeah. What time|do we arrive in the area? {12546}{12633}- 0600 tomorrow.|- I'd better get started. I'll see you later. {12635}{12693}Right. {12695}{12741}Say, uh... {12775}{12846}this fella Cassidy|you mentioned this afternoon. {12849}{12894}- Jack Cassidy?|- Yeah. {12897}{12970}- What about him?|- What, uh, sort of a man was he? {12973}{13027}He was quite a character. {13030}{13090}The kind of a guy that could charm|the ears off an elephant. {13093}{13160}Yeah. The men thought|a lot of him, huh? {13162}{13241}Crazy about him.|He was crazier about them. {13243}{13305}He, uh, got it at Iwo, didn't he? {13307}{13378}Yeah, after a mission,|on the way back from the beach. {13381}{13448}One of his men was hit and knocked|into the water. Jack went in after him. {13450}{13553}- Never been seen since.|- When your number comes up,|not a bad way to go. {13555}{13617}- I'll see you below.|- Right. What about some cribbage later? {13619}{13712}No, thanks. Not tonight. I'm gonna|hit the sack after briefing the men. {13746}{13821}{y:i}[Lawrence]|{y:i}Now as to the general plan of operation. {13823}{13872}This is Red Beach here. {13874}{13936}That's the natural harbor and entrance. {13938}{14013}This area over here is Green Beach. {14016}{14085}Now, based on aerial photographs|and intelligence reports... {14087}{14153}the enemy expects us to hit Red Beach... {14155}{14232}but the admiral wants to fool 'em|and hit over here on Green Beach... {14234}{14282}if it's at all accessible. {14284}{14333}Our job is to find that out. {14335}{14422}Mr. Klinger, you'll take Flannigan|and these 10 men. {14425}{14494}You'll go in on Red Beach strictly|to create a diversionary feint. {14496}{14590}{y:i}Blow up enough obstacles, man-made|{y:i}or otherwise, to convince theJaps... {14593}{14643}that we're coming in here...|Red Beach. {14646}{14705}I'll go in the other boat|with Hodges and the rest... {14707}{14769}to do a complete reconnaissance job|on Green Beach. {14771}{14817}- Is that understood?|- Yes, sir. {14819}{14893}We shov...
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