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23.976 {y:i}[Church Bells Ringing,|{y:i}Choir Humming] {y:i}[Choir Humming "Battle Hymn|{y:i}of the Republic"] [Skipped item nr. 3] During the war in Korea, I was in command|of the 5th Air Force... operating under|the United Nations' command. This plane was just one|of the many involved|in our operations. Its pilot|I shall never forget. I am pleased to have been|asked to introduce|this motion picture, which is based on the actual|experiences of this pilot, Colonel Dean Hess|of the United States Air Force. The remarkable story|of Colonel Hess, his poignant and often|secret struggle... with a problem|peculiarly his own, his courage, resourcefulness|and sacrifice... have long been a source|of inspiration to me... and to fighting men|who have known him. But the story|of Colonel Hess... is more than a dramatic|demonstration of one man's|capacity for good. It is an affirmation|of the essential goodness|of the human spirit. For this reason,|I am happy it is told. It begins in the summer of 1950, five years after the end|of World War II... and one month after|the invasion of South Korea. {y:i}It is a quiet,|{y:i}sunny Sunday morning... {y:i}in the pleasant little town|{y:i}of Westhampton, Ohio. And so we ask|ourselves: How can we be free|of guilt? Through patience|and humility... will we find happiness. A broken and contrite heart, Thou will not despise. Amen. Nice sermon, Dean,|though if you'll forgive|my saying so, you might dwell less|on guilt and more on the hope|that heaven holds for us. Mary.|Can you stay|for dinner, Deacon? I'd like to, but I have|to get back out to the farm. See you next Sunday,|children.|Good-bye. Good-bye, Deacon. He's right, Mary. I didn't have 'em|with me today.|Dean... No matter how hard I try, all I seem to be able to do|is repeat words from a book! Words!|Words aren't enough, Mary. Dean, why are you punishing|yourself with these doubts?|It's not fair. I'm trying|to face the truth. I'm just not cut out|to be a minister. I've tried it now|for almost two years,|trying to make amends. You can't forget those|children in the German|orphanage, can you? Never. When I became a minister, I hoped I could find a way|to live with it, but I haven't. {y:i}[Shells Exploding] Blue Leader to Blue Flight. We're cleared on target.|Arm your bombs. {y:i}[Shells Continue|{y:i}Exploding]|Okay, Killer, let's go. Dean, your bomb's stuck!|Shake her loose! [Announcer]|This is Radio Berlin. Today the Americans made|another infamous raid... on an undefended,|quiet, little town: the peaceful hamlet|of Kaiserberg. These noble Americans|totally destroyed|an orphanage and church, murdering 37 children! A crime so despicable|that even hell won't have|its perpetrator! His hands|will be stained forever... with innocent blood|of those harmless infants! [Shatters Glass] [Hess]|Hello. Do you speak English? A little. Was this...|St. Peter's Orphanage? "Ja," it was,|before the big raid, before your planes came. The radio said... some children|were killed in the raid. But the radio very often lies. It was 37 children. And no lie! Good morning, darling.|Good morning. Oh, what a wonderful day! You working|on your sermon already? It's only Monday. That's what|I call indus... This is to the Air Force, Mary. They're making some recalls,|and I've decided to apply. They need experienced people|for Korea.|But you're needed here! No, I'm no good here.|I've known it for a long time. {y:i}If you do go back, shouldn't it be|as a chaplain? It's bad enough to be|of so little use to people here. What help could I be|to wounded or dying men? Oh, Dean! {y:i}How could you|{y:i}kill now? Don't worry. It's only for a training|program, not combat. But it doesn't make sense.|It doesn't! Going back to war. Why, that's where|your problem began! Don't look for sense in this.|You won't find it. One doesn't always have|to have a clear reason|for the things he does. It's just how I feel,|that's all. Mary... this is|what I have to do. [Sighs]|Oh, Dean. {y:i}[Organ] Dean, Mary just told me. Is it true?|You're going to announce... Word came for me last night|to be in Washington next week.|You'll have to take over here. Do you realize|what you're doing?|Yes. You spoke to me once|about the reason why|a man becomes a minister. I did.|I must tell you mine|is not a good enough one,|and it never has been. Son, I...|Look, Deacon... {y:i}[Organ Continues] You knew my grandmother. You heard her tell that our|family came from Germany, from a little village near|a town named Kaiserberg.|Yes, of course, but... It was one of her greatest|hopes to go back to that|little church in Kaiserberg, where her grandmother|was baptized and married.|Well? She never was able to,|but I was. I saw it from the air. A bombing raid I was on. There was an orphanage|next to that church, full of children who|only knew that war had|come to frighten them; a nightmare|that might kill them. I made their fears come true|with one flick of this|thumb on a bomb release. I'm sorry, son. I never knew, never. But I do think|you're acting rashly. We'll have to talk|this over at a more|convenient time. It's useless, Deacon. Would you please|make the announcement|and take over the service? Well...|all right, Dean. If you wish it. Thank you, Sergeant. I'm Colonel Hess.|Good morning,|Colonel. Ben Harrison,|General's Aide.|Have a good trip? A fast one, thank you.|General in?|{y:i}That you, Dean? Yes, sir!|{y:i}Come in. Let me|{y:i}have a look at you. Well, it's been|a long time.|Sit down. Thank you, sir.|How are you, Dean? Fine, sir.|I was glad to hear|I'm to work with you again. And I'm pleased|to have you, Dean. These Koreans will listen|to a man with the same|kind of nerve they have. That's why I called|on "Killer" Hess. You're to check out|some ROK pilots in the 51 s,|train them in our tactics. They're new to both, Dean.|Besides, they're a hot|bunch. They're overanxious. They've cracked up a couple|of the planes we gave them,|and they won't get more. {y:i}We've none to spare|{y:i}outside combat.|I see. What sort of a T.O.|will I have, sir? {y:i}A half dozen offiicers,|{y:i}a complement|{y:i}of enlisted men. You'll be the only friendly|air power based in Korea; everything else|has to fly from Japan. The ground forces may|call on you for support,|but you can't oblige them. Your sole purpose is to get|the ROKAir Force started, so don't risk those planes|in any combat sorties. Your group is waiting|for you at your headquarters: an airfield,|or what's left of it,|built years ago by theJapanese. Right here,|a few miles from Yongsan. Good luck,|Colonel.|Thank you, sir. Thank you, Sergeant.|You're welcome, sir. {y:i}[Door Closes] I'm Colonel Hess. Herman, sir.|Your first sergeant. You're holding the fort|by yourself? Major Moore, the exec,|is at breakfast, sir. And the duty officer,|Captain Skidmore... Skidmore? What Skidmore?|The same one. He says you and him fought|quite a war the last time out.|This is your office, sir. And your quarters. [Herman Sighs] So Skidmore is still in.|Back in. He said|it was too cold outside. I mean...|Even we retreads|have our use, Sergeant. Call a meeting|of all the officers. Get me the files|on the officers and men, and bring me|the morning report.|Yes, sir. [Unzips Bag] [Officer]|Ten-hut! I won't say "at ease"... because it looks like|that's what you've been at|ever since you got here. Our mission|is to give instruction... to a detail of Korean pilots|in our aircraft and tactics. But before they|and the planes get here,|I want this place cleaned up. {y:i}This whole area|{y:i}looks like a pigsty. A helicopter couldn't even|land on that runway!|Any questions? Major Moore, sir.|We haven't anything|to work the runway, except a few hand tools|from the vehicles. What about that town|I came through? That's Yongsan, sir.|{y:i}Couldn't we fiind|{y:i}something there? Dean! Hiya, boy!|[Chuckling] Hello, Skidmore.|Where have you been?|Over at Yongsan. Checkin' the action.|Boy, it sure ain't Paris. Aren't you duty officer today?|You weren't due in|till tomorrow, and there's nothing much|doing around here, so...|Major Moore! Until further orders,|Yongsan is out of bounds. From now on, there's|plenty to do around here. Any other questions?|Come on, Sergeant. So that's the buddy-buddy|you've been tellin' us about. [Honking Horn] Hey, uncle, where|do we find the mayor? The mayor?|Kingpin? Big chief?|Head wheel?|Hmm? Boss man?|"Boss man"? Sounds like you rang the bell. Boss man?|[Speaking Korean] See? He's not here.|He must be out to lunch. Now, listen, I, um... {y:i}um... need help. Bulldozer. {y:i}Push dirt.|{y:i}You know, push dirt? Big landing strip,|for planes! [Mimics Plane Engine] Pardon me. [Herman]|Well, hello! Can I be of any help?|It seems we need it,|Miss... En Soon Yang.|I'm Colonel Hess. Sergeant Herman and I|are trying to locate some|tools for the airfield. We have to get our|runway in shape before|our planes can land.|Oh. [Korean] [Korean] [Korean Continues] He says there is nothing left.|What the enemy did not take,|they destroyed. Oh. Well, where's the next town? Sosan.|But I came through|last week. It's burned out and destroyed|like the other towns around. I see. Well, thank you, Miss Yang.|Come on, Herman. [Crowd Murmuring] Guess I should have gone through|channels in the first place|and put in for some engineers. Yeah, and they might get to us|by the end of the war.|[Hess Chuckles] Colonel! This girl remembers seeing|some sort of equipment.|You called it a, um... A bulldozer?|No.|Uh... Not a road scraper?|Yes, thank you. In a ditch|on the road from Sosan. Will you show us?|{y:i}I must wait for the mayor,|{y:i}but she will take you. Fine!|She knows exactly|where it is. {y:i}Good.! Thank you again. Ours is the thanks,|that you are with us. [Starts Engine] [Honking Horn] Put your backs to it,|you slaves! I left Indiana to get away|from one of these. Hey, Colonel! {y:i}Our ROKpilots.! I'm Colonel Hess.|First Squadron,|First Group, Air Force of the Republic|of Korea reporting. I'm Major Chong.|I'm glad to know you. General Kim placed me in charge|of our group because I have|a little of your language. Wonderful.|Please tell your officers|we are honored to have them. Sergeant Herman here will|show you to your quarters.|Yes, sir. Thank you, sir. How soon do you think|we'll be operational? Well, we can use|some extra hands. As soon|as we've changed.|Very fine. Oh, by the way,|did you bring a flag?|Yes, sir. Good.|We'll fly it with ours. Are you sure these guys|don't know what we're saying? Without an interpreter,|they're dead.|They're dying rich. We haven't won a game|in an hour. Not another blitz. "Got a couple|of Korean pigeons," you say. "Don't speak English.|We'll teach 'em Rummy|and clean 'em out." Aw, it's just|beginner's luck. Excuse, please.|No beginner. English bad.|Rummy good.|Old Korean game. {y:i}[Phone Ringing]|Skidmore, I ought to hit you|on the head... till you can hold up|your socks with your teeth! It's the planes!|They're calling control tower|for permission to land! Granted! Tell 'em|the strip is clear! Granted! Tell 'em|the strip is clear! Only 10?|That's all. And no more|where they came from.|Remember that. Treat 'em like|your best girl, uh? {y:i}[Dean's Voice]|{y:i}The planes are here now,|{y:i}and thejob really begins. {y:i}I just hope I'll be able|{y:i}to make it work. {y:i}[Doorbell Rings] Oh, hello, Deacon!|Good morning, Mary.|Here are your eggs. Thanks. Won't you come in?|Mrs. Massing is waiting|for her eggs too. I see.|From Dean? Uh-huh. He's well and seems|to be getting along fine. And you?|I? Yes, I saw you coming out|of Dr. Corrigan's office. Try to keep a secret|in this town. I'm going to have|a baby, Deacon.|Oh, that's wonderful! Dean will be tickled pink.|Have you written him yet? No, I'm not going|to tell him for a while. Why not?|We've been|disappointed before. Oh, but, Mary,|he should be told. He has enough|to worry about as it is. Worry? Such news|would only delight him. I don't want to add|to his problems. I suppose you know best.|I better be running along. Now you take care|of yourself.|Bye. Bye.|See you next week, Deacon. {y:i}[Door Closes] [Chuckling]|{y:i}They're looking|{y:i}better every day. They're the eagerest|beavers I ever saw.|[Chuckles] They don't want to stay down|long enough to eat.|[Chuckles] I'd like to have|those flight reports|as quickly as possible. Take care of it|right away.|As soon as my head lands. [Slaps|Skidmore's Back] Maples! Yes, sir?|The tower tells me you made|contact with enemy aircraft. Only by sight, sir. We had to tuck|our tails and run.|Yeah. Uh, you know, Colonel,|it feels sort of naked|up there... without any|experienced wing men. Their ground patrols|are being reported|closer every day. From now on|you'll have hot guns. Only for protection.|Roger! Hold it, hold it!|Don't tell me! Something besides|C-rations?|Turkey for Thanksgiving, sir. Well, don't let our Korean|friends see 'em! They'll try|to fly 'em!|Allow us! {y:i}[Men Singing]|{y:i}Ha-ha-ha, you and me {y:i}Little brown jug|{y:i}don't I love thee [Harmonica]|Ha-ha-ha, you and me Little brown jug|don't I love thee [Men Laughing]|[Continues Playing] {y:i}[Men Continue Singing]|{y:i}'Tis you who makes|{y:i}my friends and foes {y:i}'Tis you who makes me|{y:i}wear old clothes {y:i}Here you are|{y:i}so near my nose {y:i}So tip her up|{y:i}and down she goes {y:i}Ha-ha-ha, you and me {y:i}Little brown jug|{y:i}don't I love thee {y:i}Ha-ha-ha, you and me Little brown jug|don't I love thee [Taps Dish With Fork] You know, back home|Pa always said grace|at Thanksgiving. Not that we were|extra religious, it's just that Thanksgiving|is special to farm folk. If we had a good year,|the table would be piled|so high with food... that you could hear|the joints creak. Look, fellas,|I'm not very good|at this sort of thing. {y:i}Doesn't somebody here|{y:i}feel more qualified? {y:i}It seems as though|{y:i}I'm stuck. Dear Lord... first off, we want to thank you|for all of us being well. {y:i}Then I want to say that... {y:i}you sure did put yourself out|{y:i}setting this table, : {y:i}all this food and drink|{y:i}and abundance. {y:i}It seems a person|{y:i}never could be hungry. {y:i}And if we ever get|{y:i}to complaining about anything... you just put a stop|to it quick. Amen.|[All]|Amen. Now while Cookie's carving that|turkey, how about another song?|[Men Cheer] Thompson, "Wait for the Wagon"!|{y:i}No, no.! "Jeanie|{y:i}with the Light Brown Hair"! Will you come with me|my Phyllis, dear To yon blue mountain free Where the blossoms smell|the sweetest {y:i}Come rove along with me It's every Sunday mornin'|when I am by your side {y:i}We'll jump into the wagon {y:i}And all take a ride {y:i}[Men Singing]|{y:i}Wait for the wagon|{y:i}Wait for the wagon {y:i}Wait for the wagon|{y:i}and we'll all take a ride {y:i}Wait for the wagon|{y:i}Wait for the wagon {y:i}Wait for the wagon|{y:i}and we'll all take a ride {y:i}[Singing Continues]|Anything stirring? Everything quiet, sir.|Good. Why don't you go back in|and grab something to eat? I'll take over for a while. You better hurry.|The turkey will be gone.|Well, thank you, sir. And happy Thanksgiving.|Thank you.|Same to you. {y:i}And offi we will start {y:i}Wait for the wagon|{y:i}Wait for the wagon {y:i}Wait for the wagon|{y:i}and we'll all take a ride Did you ever see bones|picked so clean?|It's a tribute to your cooking. [Chuckles]|These guys would eat|nuts and bolts... if you put some|sauce on 'em! {y:i}[Men Cheering, Chattering] Hey, you kids!|Get away there now!|Scat! Scat!|[Whistles] Go on!|Go on, get outta here|and stay outta here! Looks like a pretty big|stick for such small boys,|Sergeant. Yes, sir, but these kids|are driving us nuts! They're coming down|from the north in droves. They sneak on the post|and steal everything|they can get their hands on. They don't look like very|successful thieves to me.|Chong, who's that woman? [Korean] [Korean] She says she's trying|to look after these children,|orphans she has befriended. What's his name? [Korean]|Chu. His name is Chu. Chu.|Hungry? Looks like he could use|a little chow to me. Chong, take these kids|and feed them.|{y:i}Yes, sir. [Korean] What's he trying to do?|Prove he's got a heart of gold? No, he's always liked kids.|But this is idiotic. Those little sneak-thieves|will be swarming out of every|hole in Korea. Better nail down|the furniture. Hello, Chong. Hello, Chong.|This is Flight Leader. Over. Go ahead, Flight Leader. By any chance,|do you know where we are? Proceeding on Mount Keijo. We'll take a heading|of 84 degrees true|from there. Over. Very good.|Maples, how's your boy doing? Right on course. See that he holds it. This is Mosquito One,|Mosquito One. Calling aircraft circling|10 miles east of Munsan.|Over. This is MacIntosh Leader.|Go ahead, Mosquito One. Over. Got a target for you.|Troop convoy at Abel-Baker-7253. Four miles east.|Will you make a strike?|Over. Come in, MacIntosh|Flight Leader. Over. Wilco, Mosquito One.|Proceeding to target. MacIntosh Flight,|prepare for attack! - Read you, Flight Leader!|- Skidmore, you know we can't|risk these planes! Maintain radio silence.|Follow me. Out. [Korean] [Chattering, Korean] Okay, pour it on. {y:i}[Ground Gunfiire Continues] Maples! Off your left wing,|get that stray. Get it! [Anguished Sobbing] [Sniffling, Sobbing] What's the matter, Maples? Those kids! Oh, those poor little kids! Maples...|[Mumbles] All right, so I didn't|follow the rule book. But look what we handed 'em!|All those troops!|Enemy troops! Scratched! And strafing those refugees...|Can you scratch that too? It was an accident. Wars are full of accidents.|You know that yourself. You know how everything|looks alike from the air. Remember Germany.|How many times... That's enough! Look, I don't know what kind|of a monkey you've got on your|back, but don't put him on mine. This is serious business.|You don't have to tell me|how serious it is. I'm not so sure|about that. Once I thought you knew|what war was about,|but not anymore. Just keep this|one thing in mind: All that counts is who wins,|not how nice a guy you are. You win or you die.|You go soft, and you're|one step from being dead. Are you through? You're grounded|until further orders. - Any questions?|- Yeah... one. Whatever became|of"Killer" Hess? Maples. Yes, sir? I just wanted|to tell you that... Well, try to forget it|as soon as you can.|Thank you, sir. I am sorry I lost|control out there. I'm all right now.|I am better now. I had a similar experience once. It's something I've never|been able to completely shake. So I'm not exactly the one|to give advice, but I thought... Sir, it's the way|of things, I guess. I figure it's all|God's making and will. Doesn't the Book say that... no sparrow|shall fall to the earth... unless he first|gives his nod? Well, he must have given|his nod to what happened|out there today too. He must have. Well, he's the Almighty,|isn't he? No, we have to trust him, sir. How can we live|without that? Go on, Maples. You see, Colonel,|I've come to the conclusion... that God and all his reasons are|invisible to the eyes of man. So, I guess|we have to be satisfied... if he even gives us|light enough to take|our next step, do our next chore. Thank you, Maples. Thank you. [Chattering, Korean] Is the Colonel here?|Uh-huh.|Cookie! Yeah? The men and I have decided|to have roast Long Island duck|tonight with wild rice. You're gonna be lucky|if you get warmed-over gruel!|{y:i}[Herman Grunts] Those kids!|Take a look at 'em! [Chattering Continues] [Whistles]|{y:i}[Door Opens] {y:i}[Herman]|{y:i}Colonel?|Yes? The mess sergeant here|has a problem.|Yes, Sergeant? Sir, them chow hounds are|multiplying like rabbits!|What am I gonna do? Feed them.|{y:i}[Gunfiire] {y:i}[Gunfiire Continues] [Hess]|Chong, what happened? Enemy agent, Colonel.|I had to shoot her. She was just about ready|to throw that into|the ammunition dump. Chong had suspected her|ever since the day you let her|on the post with those kids. {y:i}[Child Crying] {y:i}[Crying Continues] Oh, Chu. Don't cry. Don't cry, little baby. [Knocks] That's the full story|on the woman. North Korean guerilla.|Sabotage. She picked up|those poor, starving kids|to make her look good. I've drawn an order making|the base out-of-bounds|to all civilians. Including|the little civilians? Think there might be|guerillas among them too? It's not that. But the way|they're crowding in here now,|they're becoming a nuisance. They're making the pilots|nervous; afraid of hitting 'em|on takeoffs and landings. All around,|they could be dangerous. Yeah, dangerous for what|they might become someday,|if they live long enough. But you're right.|It's no place for them. Don't post that|until tomorrow.|Yes, sir. Come on, Herman.|We're going to Seoul. {y:i}[Horn Honking]|[Korean] {y:i}[Hess]|{y:i}Want a lift?|[Korean] {y:i}[Korean] They mistrust|anyone in uniform. They saw their family|shot with the rest|of their village. They'll have to be taught|there's many different|kinds of uniforms. Hop in.|I'm Colonel Hess.|This is Sergeant Herman. Hi.|My name|is Lu Wan. The children and I|thank you, as do our|poor, tired feet. Where do you come from?|I come from Pusan. There I have a shop|where I carve ivory statues|of a religious nature. It is not a big shop,|understand. Very small. Well, to be exact,|it is not even a small shop;|a stall in an alley. But I make the best statues|in the whole city, and I am by conscience|a modest man. [Chuckles]|Where are you heading? To a Buddhist temple not far|from here where we hope|to find shelter. I am a Christian,|you understand, but a house of God|is for anyone. If you'll drop us|at the next crossroad. No, we'll take you there. Is this it? Yes, but the enemy|has been there too. [Korean] There are kids in here! Why, Miss Yang. Good evening, Colonel. I understand you found|the equipment on the road. Yes, we did.|Thank you. I can't tell you|how much it helped. What are you|doing here? Well, come in and see. Peaceful here. Oh, are they yours? No, I found them|on the road. They have lost|their parents. And you're taking care|of them alone?|Yes, we are about to leave. There is nothing here|I hoped to find, and I could|get no help in Yongsan. Well, where will you go? Just south,|and hope for the best. Yeah. Oh, he will ride|in the cart. Those roads|are hardly passable.|He can't... Then I will carry him|until he is well again. He won't get well traveling. But here he can only die. {y:i}[Chicken Clucking] Miss Yang...|I'd like your help. Yes.|There are over a hundred|children like this at the field. A hundred children?|Yes. I have to get them away,|and I just can't turn them loose.|I'd like to bring them here. Here?|So you could|take care of them. Oh, but we have no food,|no fuel, no medicine. There's no roof. We'll fix the roof.|We'll furnish the supplies. I don't know what I can get,|but it'll be a lot better|than you'll find along the road. But a hundred children...|We'll help with them too.|How about it? Will you stay? Oh, I don't think so.|Will you? How could I refuse?|Good. I'll get|on it right away. Lu Wan, this is Miss Yang.|She'll stay and take care|of the children. How about you?|Will you stay and help out? I am sorry.|I must get to Pusan. My statues.|Now there is more need|for them than ever. There's a bigger need here. You're a Christian, you said.|Remember Matthew? "Whoso shall receive one|such little child in my name, {y:i}receiveth me. "|I will stay, for a while. Thank you.|Herman, you'll give them|a hand, won't you? Yes, sir.|Good. I'll have you|picked up later. Come on, kids. Colonel.|Yes, Lu Wan. First impressions are nets|to catch the wind, but I have|a persistent one about you. That you might be|a man of God. Just another pilot. {y:i}[Jeep Starts,|{y:i}Departs] [Children Laughing,|Talking]|That's all. Say, Colonel.|Yeah? I'm free for a while.|I'd like to go along. Maybe I can help them|get settled down.|All right. Oh, tell Miss Yang|that I'll be over there|as soon as I can.|Right. It'll be a relief|to have them outta here. I almost hit a bunch of'em|yesterday on a takeoff.|Scared me silly. Any more than usual?|{y:i}[Herman Shouts]|{y:i}Okay, let's take off! {y:i}[Children Shouting] Cheer up.|There goes your problem. Well, at least they ate|what I gave 'em without kickin'. {y:i}[Hess]|{y:i}Herman. Say, uh, take the jeep and go|into town and see if you can|find something for the kids. Maybe some candy|or something.|Candy? I don't know, Colonel.|This ain't much of a country|for candy stores. Maybe the good Lord|will provide. Well, I don't know much|about the Lord, but I got a hunch|he ain't runnin' no|candy stores in Yongsan. Well, then try Seoul. [Honking Horn] [Steam Hissing] {y:i}[Horn Honking] {y:i}[Horn Honking] Okay, there's your|eight boxes of candy. You better give me a couple|of cartons of that gum too. Give me a couple|of cartons of that gum. Now what admiral|did you say that was for? Herman.|Admiral Herman. Admiral Herman.|Herman? Want a lift, soldier?|No, thanks, Mac.|I just had one. {y:i}[Jeep Starts,|{y:i}Departs] You know, if the Navy ever|got a gander at what we're|doing with this tarpaulin... They'd be happy|to let you have it.|Yeah, in the neck! Twenty years!|[Laughing] If we keep this up, we're gonna|have the mortgage paid off.|Second or third? [Korean] Oh, Sergeant,|this is beyond belief. But what is this?|Chewing gum. Want a pack, Lu?|Thank you, no. {y:i}[Herman]|{y:i}It's the best we could do on|{y:i}short notice, but don't worry. When the colonel and me|get on the ball, it rolls! {y:i}But where did you get|{y:i}such wonderful things from? Uh, the less said,|the better, Miss Yang. {y:i}[Yang]|{y:i}Your army has been|{y:i}very generous. Oh, no, no, no, no, no!|You ain't supposed|to swallow it! Just chew it.|Chu! Me Chu! Yeah, I know, I know,|but that ain't the point.|Now, here. You watch me.|Put this in your mouth.|Now just chew. See? Don't swallow it.|It'll last forever.|Just chew it. Now you got it! Food, soap, even beds. You have no idea what luxury|you have provided for us. Well, let's keep that|kind of quiet. If the quartermasters|ever find out that|an army cot's a luxury, I hate to think|what they'll have us|sleepin' on! {y:i}[Maples Chuckling]|{y:i}[Herman]|{y:i}Oh, no.! - He swallowed it again.|- "[Maples Chuckling]" [Children Chattering] [Korean] {y:i}[Chattering Continues] {y:i}[Yang]|{y:i}Chu.! Chu! Hi there, old-timer!|[Herman]|Major. Hey, this is|a cheerful place, Dean.|[Chuckling] Thank goodness, you came!|He's done nothing|but ask for you. Looks like we're|in business, Miss Yang. This is Major Moore.|I told Herman the Lord|would provide. But you didn't say|he might work through|the U.S. Navy.|[Laughing] It's not bad|for a start. With a little more money...|even five dollars...|we could do better. [Maples Laughing] Pardon me. Yang.|Thank you, Lieutenant,|Major. Now I must bathe Chu. He always manages|to be the last in the tub. Come, Chu.|Come, Chu. Wait a minute.|[Maples, Moore Laughing] Okay, sport. We'll|see it through together. Nice job, isn't it, Major?|Many of the children|are Christians, so I thought they should|have their symbol too. With my own tools|it would have been better,|I assure you. Understand,|it is not a poor job. Someday I will carve you|one of ivory. It will be beautiful.|Someday we'll hold you|to that, Lu Wan. The address|of my shop in Pusan. Thank you. I wish the war would stop|just long enough... to let these children|get to a safe place. I know only one:|Cheju. It's where my home is. Cheju?|Where is that? It may as well be|on the moon. It's an island|60 miles off the coast. {y:i}Have you always|{y:i}lived there?|Since I was a child. My father was Korean,|and my mother from India. They met in Delhi,|and I was born there, but Cheju has been my home|for almost all of my life. No bombings there,|are there?|None. There would be food and help. The school I taught in|is empty now. That would make a fine shelter|for the children.|Yeah. Sounds like|a perfect haven,|doesn't it? But 60 miles...|[Korean] What did he say?|Oh, he asked|if you were his father. [Laughs]|[Korean] Now what|did he say?|That I was his... It's time for supper, Colonel.|Would you care to join us? Yes!|I'd love to. Ah, ah, ah!|Thompson. Come on.|Major. How 'bout mine?|Nothin' yet. It can't be all my gals|have forgotten me. Some wise guy.|"Reverend Dean Hess." Look, never mind the jokes.|Just hurry up...|{y:i}[Jeep Approaching] Hey, wait a minute.|Let me see that.|{y:i}[Jeep Stops] "Reverend Dean Hess."|Well, I'll be a...|{y:i}[Door Slams] {y:i}[Hess]|{y:i}We've managed to pick up|{y:i}a few old trucks and tanks. Starting tomorrow,|you'll be able to give your|students target practice. That should come in|real handy, Colonel.|Mail's in, Reverend. {y:i}For you. Seems somebody's|trying to rib you. It's from the deacon|of my congregation back home. You mean you were a preacher? And at Thanksgiving|you just let me fumble around? You did just fine, Frank. People who volunteer|usually do. I don't get it, Dean. I thought I knew you|pretty well. We were in a lot|of rough stuff together. You weren't exactly|the preacher type|over in Germany. That was a long time ago.|Not so long!|What happened to you? Too many free pamphlets|on the street corner? "Heaven's your destination.|Repent and be saved." Don't tell me you got|caught up in that stuff. I don't see|how this concerns you.|Well, it does! Why didn't you tell us|you were a preacher? Oh, brother!|A parson for a C.O. Let me tell you,|the men won't like it. They'll like whoever|gets the job done!|Yeah. [Pounds Fist]|What are you gonna do if|you have to gun down a Yak? This is a training unit.|Today it's a training unit,|sure. But that doesn't mean|it will be tomorrow!|That's all! You're excused. Well?|What'd he say? It's true, all right.|Ain't that|the livin' end? Somebody buy me|a drink, quick. [Chuckling] {y:i}[Deacon's Voice]|{y:i}And while Mary wants to keep it|{y:i}from you at present, {y:i}I believe you should know that|{y:i}she is going to have a baby. {y:i}The doctor says that you are|{y:i}not to worry and she's fiine. I'm going to headquarters|to make a phone call. I'm gonna get some cigars!|I'm gonna have a baby! {y:i}[Door Closes]|At headquarters? {y:i}[Typing] Yes?|Oh, Colonel Hess.|Hello, Major. Is the General in?|He's in Tokyo.|Anything I can do for you? Yes, I'd like to use your phone|to call Westhampton, Ohio. I'm gonna have a baby!|You're what? My wife is.|Oh, congratulations. Thank you.|There must be some way|to get through to her. It's not going to be|quite as easy as all that,|but we'll see what we can do. [Laughs]|Good.|[Dialing Phone] Hello? Hello? Dean? Dean, I was petrified|when the operator said,|"Korea calling." - Anything the matter?|- No, no, everything's fine. I just heard|from Deacon Edwards about you. Oh, darling,|I'm walking on air. I say, "I'm walking on air."|Are you all right? Nothing to worry about,|Dr. Corrigan says. - Everything is gonna be fine.|- It will be a boy, won't it? If that's what you want,|of course. Anything you say, Colonel.|[Static] Hello? Dean? [Static]|Mary? Hello? - Hello? Hello?|- Dean? [Korean]|{y:i}[Jeep Stops] [Korean] {y:i}Come on now.|{y:i}Let's go. That's it.|{y:i}How are you, Lu Wan? Fine, thank you, Colonel.|Picked these children up|on the road. [Korean]|Did you get through|to your wife, Colonel? Yes,|everything's fine.|New guests? Hungry too.|I'll take care of'em. I'll get these other|chow hounds into the sack|and drive you back to the base. Good.|Say, you honest to gosh|gonna have a kid? Honest to gosh.|Yeah? Oh, here.|I almost forgot.|Oh, thanks, Colonel. [Sniffs]|Come on, team.|Charge. [Lu Wan, Child|Speaking Korean] What have we here,|Lu Wan? A piece of army soap|has many uses. Let's hope you whittle|with it more successfully|than we wash with it. Chu! [Chuckling] Chu!|He heard your jeep driving up.|He's always waiting for you. You have such a way|with these little ones.|I better have. I'm gonna have one|of my own soon. Well, don't you|look handsome! [Laughing]|Your own? I just found out today.|I even telephoned my wife.|Your wife? Your wife must be|very happy. As happy as she can be|with a husband who's|left her alone. She is not alone. She will have her baby|and the knowledge that you will|come home to her someday. Come, Chu.|It's your bedtime. Almost finished. Why, it's Miss Yang. Though to do it in soap|is an insult. She deserves|the finest ivory. A beautiful and remarkable|young lady.|Yes. But there's something...|I don't know...|strange about her. Like so many of us,|she's lost everything;|thrown into the middle of war, deprived of home, family,|friends... and romance. [Chuckles]|Listen to this old soap carver|speak of romance! Why, romance|is so far in my past, I can't even turn it|into a good memory!|{y:i}[Yang] Lu Wan. {y:i}[Lu Wan]|{y:i}Yes? The children would like|to say good night to you.|Ah, I will see them. It is always a pleasure|to talk with you, Colonel. What a lovely evening. You'd hardly think|there was a war going on|around here, would you? Just smell the pine. The pine, Colonel,|is our symbol for eternity. Because it is green|all the year round,|it seems to live forever. On Cheju, near the schoolhouse,|there are twin pine trees.|They mirror each other. When the wind blows,|they sway together|like two dancers. When it is still,|they stand patiently,|their branches entwined. The legend is that|they grow together,|side by side... Out of the graves|of two lovers? Of two lovers who could not|have each other in this life. {y:i}[Herman]|{y:i}Miss Yang.! It's okay.|They're all tucked in|and half asleep. Thank you, Herman. Miss Yang... Well, uh...|good night. Good night, Colonel. {y:i}[Jeep Starts,|{y:i}Departs] [Children Chattering, Korean]|Poor boy.|You're really loaded. [Children Laughing,|Chattering Continues] Let's see. How did I do?|Yeah, that's pretty good. Up you go.|[Chattering Continues] Who's next?|You want to be next? Let's see|what we got here. I think they're down|in the back this time.|[Kids Laughing] They're gonna tickle|a little bit, but...|[Laughing Continues] [Korean] [Children Respond, Korean] [Herman]|Keep your eyes closed. I think I'll recommend you|for an insect gun|sharpshooting medal. I must have killed a million|of these bugs single-handed. A delousing detail like this|gives me a sense of power!|[Laughs] {y:i}[Air Raid Siren Blaring] [Panicked Chattering]|Get these kids|outta here! Scramble! {y:i}[Siren Continues,|{y:i}Airplanes Approaching] [Hess]|Hit the deck! {y:i}[Siren Continues] [Guns Firing] {y:i}[Gunfiire] [Guns Firing] Hollis! Break! {y:i}[Bullets Striking] [Engine Whining] {y:i}[Whining Continues,|{y:i}Explosion] Bandit comin' in|on your tail, Colonel! - "[Guns Firing]"|- [Engines Droning] [Guns Firing] - MacIntosh Leader.|- Go ahead, Maples. {y:i}[Gunfiire]|There's one on my tail.|Can you get him? Break right, Maples.|I'll get on him. [Engines Droning,|Guns Firing] {y:i}[Gunfiire]|He's closing in! {y:i}[Skidmore's Voice]|{y:i}What are you gonna do|{y:i}if you have to gun down a Yak? Cut him off, Colonel!|Help me! [Firing Guns] Thanks, Colonel!|That was crazy shooting! It looked like you guys were|having one big time up there! [Turns Off Engine] Where are you going?|You're not leaving? I have been here|too long. I must get to Pusan.|I have responsibilities. We'd like you to stay.|You know that. It wouldn't be fair|to ask any more of you. Thank you for what|you've done.|What? Jostle some children|on my knee so I can enjoy|their laughter? {y:i}It is I who should|{y:i}thank you. {y:i}But, Colonel...|{y:i}you seem troubled. There's nothing|so terrible as war. I killed today. Yes, war is evil. I see what is|in your heart. Colonel, may a poor|old carver of ivory|babble for a moment? Understand, it is babble|and may have no more worth|than a handful of sand. In times like these, can a man|of good conscience ask others, "Protect me. Kill for me.|But do not ask me|to stain my hands"? What must one do when|a choice between two evils|is all that is offered? To accept the lesser|sometimes can be|our only choice. In order to save,|at times we must destroy, and in destruction,|create new life. Is that the answer? The true answer, Colonel,|is not in my babble.|It is in the Book. "O Lord,|thou hast seen my wrong;|judge thou my cause." Who are you? Just a weary old man, most anxious to get|to his stall in Pusan. {y:i}[Children Singing Korean] [Continue Singing] [Skipped item nr. 882] {y:i}[Singing Continues] [Skipped item nr. 884] {y:i}[Singing Continues]|The dance is|a great favorite. It tells of two girls|who are friends meeting|after a great adversity... and relating their|discoveries about life. One goes on and on|relating a hundred things|about this and that. {y:i}[Singing Continues]|And the other? She relates but one: that faith is the greatest|comforter of all. {y:i}[Singing Continues] {y:i}[Thunder Rumbling]|This is MacIntosh Control. How many tanks|did you say?|Repeat. [Radio Static]|Better alert|the colonel. Do you read me,|Vagabond One? Colonel! Colonel Hess.|What is it? We just picked up|a radio report|from a forward observer. Big enemy armored column|movin' in. {y:i}[Moore]|{y:i}MacIntosh Control.|{y:i}Repeat your position. {y:i}Repeat your position.|{y:i}Over. [Radio]|MacIntosh Control.|This is Vagabond One. I'm at Able-Mike-7523. Enemy column|moving directly south. Nothing to stop them this side|of Division Headquarters. Need air strike immediately. What a night for this!|Sure, they're using|the weather to push ahead. Alert the men, Herman.|Call Headquarters.|I'll get dressed. Calling Butterfly.|Calling Butterfly. This is MacIntosh Control.|Over. {y:i}[Thunder Rumbling,|{y:i}Rain Pouring] {y:i}[Thunder, Rain Continue] They're only 45 minutes|to the north. All the other airstrips|are socked in even worse|than we are. Not a plane in the whole area|can get off the ground.|That goes for us too. That runway, Colonel...|It'd take pontoons|easier than wheels. Sir, my men and I|volunteer to try it.|No, that runway's too tough. I don't even know|if it's usable. Moore...|Why don't we find out? Get a plane ready for me,|bombs and rockets.|Yes, sir. [Soldiers Murmuring] Permission to go along.|No. You need someone for cover.|I'm not risking any more|planes than I have to. If anything happens to you,|we're sitting ducks here. If two of us go, one|is bound to get through. Besides, I've got some|makin' up to do, Dean. Go get your gear.|Thanks. {y:i}[Thunder, Rain Continue] {y:i}[Thunder Rumbling] Tell that observer|we're on our way. Ready the other planes.|Korean pilots on alert.|Wilco. If things look bad,|I'll let you know. Get word to Miss Yang|to be ready to evacuate|the children. You better stay|close to the deck. Those clouds look like|they got rocks in 'em. Good luck. [Skidmore Over Radio]|Permission to go first. No. And if I don't make it,|don't you try. That's an order. Roger. {y:i}[Thunder Rumbling] {y:i}[Airplane Engines Idling]|He's crazy.|They'll never make it. Come on, boys!|Come on, men!|Come on! Get up there. [Engine Accelerating] {y:i}[Engine Acceleration|{y:i}Continues] Get up there!|You can make it!|Go on! [Engine Accelerating] {y:i}[Engine Acceleration|{y:i}Continues] I'm airborne.|Come on ahead. Right behind you. Nothing to it. I sure am glad|we're coming out|of the soup. We should be in the target area|by now. I'll try and contact|that British observer. Hello, Vagabond.|Hello, Vagabond. This is MacIntosh Blue Leader.|Come in. Over. Hello, MacIntosh Blue Leader.|This is Vagabond.|Is that all of you? That's all.|How does it look from there? For a while, the weather|had them bogged down a bit,|but now it's stopped raining. They've started|to move again. If you could knock out|those lead tanks,|they'd block the road. Got you.|Did you read him, Skidmore? - I got him.|- We'll do as he says. Target straight ahead. Wowie. Nice going! Now if you|hit their rear, it'll contain|them until we can get more help. Who needs it?|Man, this is a turkey shoot. {y:i}[Explosion] [Guns Firing] [Firing Gun] MacIntosh Leader|to MacIntosh Control.|Do you receive me? Over. [Moore]|This is MacIntosh Control.|Go ahead. Major Chong's group ready?|Turn 'em loose.|Affirmative. Roger.|Green light. Can you have another go|at the head? They're moving|around those lead tanks. Roger.|We'll go after them. Did you read him,|Skidmore?|Roger. Okay. Let's make these|last rockets count. Clobbered him on that one! [Guns Firing] {y:i}[Bullet Ricochets] Yanks, you've|got 'em boxed up!|Your crew can tie the ribbon on. [Gasping]|Pink... or blue? Reaching fuel limit.|Let's head for the base. [Gasping]|Right. Right with you, Dean. You all right, Skidmore? [Gasping]|I'm afraid I've had it. - Hang on!|- Don't know if I can. Yes, you can, Stan. Our ROK pilots at 12:00. Here's where our training|starts paying off. Wilco. Here they come.|{y:i}[Airplanes Approaching] [Hess Over Radio]|MacIntosh Leader to Tower. Get the ambulance and crash|wagons to stand by.|Yes, sir! Sighting the field, Stan. We're almost home, boy.|Stay with me. [Softly]|Okay. You're doing just great, Stan. Straighten up.|Keep it straight now. That's it.|Now, put your wheels down. Do you hear me?|Put your wheels down. That-a-boy. Line it up, Stan.|Keep it lined up. Nice... and easy.|That's a boy. You're doing just great.|Keep it just like that. Fly right on in|for a nice landing. [Hess Over Radio]|I'll stay up till|you've landed safely. {y:i}[Siren Wailing] {y:i}[Siren Continues] {y:i}[Siren Winding Down] [Softly]|Dean? Dean? Yes, Stan?|Are you there? Right here.|I'm... I'm scared. There's nothing|to be afraid of. Nothing. I thought I knew|how to live... but I didn't. Now I... I... don't know how to die. Dean?|Yes, Stan? Say... Say a prayer for me. It's already been said. Look, don't be afraid. Think of life|as a shadowy place... crowded with people... who can't see each other|very well. Think also of a door|just beyond. When that door opens, we pass through|into a wonderful brightness. That's all there is. Just a gentle step|from darkness to light. From darkness to light. Thank you... Reverend. If you say so. Thanks. And a wind came|from the wilderness. And it carried me... where man can never reach alone. [Thinking]|And for the first time, in trying to bring him|a measure of peace, I felt that I may have|been the instrument... that I had wanted|and needed to be. Perhaps,|through the agony of war, {y:i}[Dean's Voice]|{y:i}I have fiinally done... {y:i}what I never before|{y:i}was able to do. {y:i}In reaching beyond myself, {y:i}I have found myself. [Singing Korean] [Continues Singing] [Skipped item nr. 1053] [Humming] Chu. Sleep well. We didn't|expect you so late, Colonel.|The children are all sleeping. May we step outside|for a moment?|Of course. Miss Yang, I... I'm being moved|to another airfield.|Moved? Now don't worry. Herman|and Lieutenant Maples|are staying. Everything will be|just the same. One thing is not the other,|Colonel. The mulberry bush will not|give the same shade|as the pine. You will be here. Who knows for how long? Oh, forgive me. It is not like me|to admit to my fears. But lately, Cheju has|been much in my mind. Something... Some fear tells me I will|never see my home again. When this is all over,|you'll see Cheju again. Good-bye, Miss Yang. {y:i}[Crickets Chirping] Good-bye, Colonel. Until a better day. {y:i}[Jeep Starts,|{y:i}Departs] Until... a better day. {y:i}[Typing] Orders arrive for me yet?|Hess. Dean Hess. Oh, yes, Colonel.|Came in about an hour ago. From the looks of things,|you didn't get out of that|Yongsan area any too soon. Why? What's up?|Enemy's mounting|an all-out attack. Your ROK outfit's already|abandoned the field and been|pulled back for regrouping. The whole area's|been written off. Well, I'll get your|orders now, Colonel. {y:i}[Horn Honking] [Guns Firing] [Guns Firing] {y:i}[Distant Explosions]|No, no, no, not chew gum!|Come on! Get it inside! Heads up!|Too bad|we're fresh out of gum. You're not kidding.|Hey, whatever happened|to that last carton anyway? Ask Chu.|Hey, it's the colonel! Well, what|in the world...|My jeep took one. Is it true about the field?|Yes, sir.|Closed yesterday. We stopped by|with these supplies on our way|to the Replacement Pool. Miss Yang!|{y:i}Oh, Colonel.!|{y:i}You knew we needed you.! You've got to move|out of here!|But with all these children... There are almost 400!|Well, you can't stay!|Now come on! We haven't any time to waste.|Herman, put those supplies|back in the jeep! {y:i}[Distant Explosions]|Yes, sir. [Children Chattering] [Chattering Continues] [Korean] [Chattering Continues] {y:i}[Chattering Continues]|[Clucking] All right.|Put it in there. {y:i}[Distant Explosions]|[Korean] {y:i}[Explosions Continue] {y:i}[Distant Explosions] [Children Chattering] [Chattering Continues] Anywhere in here,|Maples. [Korean] [Children Chattering] {y:i}[Distant Explosions] {y:i}[Explosions Continue] How's the boy? I don't think he can go|much further, Colonel.|They're all exhausted. There's an airstrip|eight or 10 more miles|down this road. From there, we might be able|to get the children to Cheju. Cheju? But how? Just a few transport planes|could fly them across. First thing in the morning,|I'll go on ahead and find out. You start down the road, and|I'll meet you on my way back.|Colonel. {y:i}[Distant Explosions] Colonel.|{y:i}Why, Lu Wan.! Some refugees on the road|informed me that you had|to leave the temple. So I turned back|to offer my assistance.|Well, we sure can use it. But I thought you wanted|to get to Pusan. I am not sure I want|to go there anymore. I was told my store|was destroyed by fire. So, I thought that|being of service|to those little ones... is something that can|never be destroyed. {y:i}[Distant Explosions]|We're hoping|to get them to Cheju, but it seems|almost impossible. The difference|between the impossible|and the possible... is the measure|of man's will. {y:i}[Explosions Continue] Lu Wan!|Come and sit down.|You look tired. Mine is age, Miss Yang.|It is you who must be tired. Let me take the child,|and you sleep. Oh, no, no.|I...|You must sleep. {y:i}[Explosions Continue] {y:i}[Maples]|{y:i}Swing low Sweet chariot Coming for|to carry me home {y:i}[Explosions Continue]|{y:i}Swing low {y:i}Sweet chariot Coming for to carry Me home {y:i}[Explosions] {y:i}[Explosions Continue] {y:i}[Soldier] Come on, will ya,|{y:i}Joe? We gotta burn this place|{y:i}down to the ground.! {y:i}[Soldier #2]|{y:i}Hey, Frank, over here.!|{y:i}Help me load this.! {y:i}[Soldier #3]|{y:i}All right, all right,|{y:i}I'm coming.! {y:i}[Soldiers Chattering,|{y:i}Indistinct]|Sergeant, I... {y:i}Let's go.! Let's go.!|I'm Colonel Hess.|Are you the duty officer? I was, sir. The squadron|was diverted this morning.|Last plane just left. You mean there's|no more planes coming in? The field's|been written off.|We're the last ones. I gotta find some sort of|transportation to take some|kids to an island: Cheju. Kids?|Yeah. Three or four|hundred of'em. Can you help me out?|Four hundred? That's impossible, Colonel!|Have you tried the port? No. How far is it?|Eighteen miles|straight down the runway. {y:i}[Phone Ringing]|Thanks, Captain. {y:i}[Fire Roaring,|{y:i}Explosions] Yes, sir.|Captain Reardon. {y:i}[Fire Continues]|Everyone's gone but us. - Have you started|your fire yet?|- Yes, sir. {y:i}[Fire Roaring]|Oh, Major, a colonel|was just here... and wanted an airlift|for a bunch of kids to Cheju. Children,|hundreds. What's his name?|Hess, I think. So that's where he is.|Tell him his orders are in. Then get out|of there!|Yes, sir! {y:i}[Fire Continues,|{y:i}Jeep Engine Starts] Colonel! Colonel! {y:i}[Explosions Continue] I wish we had|a line to the port.|That colonel's in trouble! Want me to, uh,|hook it up again?|No, go ahead. To Cheju?|Yes, sir.|Several hundred of'em,|the captain said. Sev... Put me|through to him.|Right, sir. {y:i}[Distant Explosions] {y:i}[Explosions Continue] Lieutenant, can you fix me up|with an evacuation boat|of some kind? An L.S.T. maybe?|An L.S.T.? There's nothing|free in the whole coast. But these are orphans!|Dying ones! I'm sorry, Colonel, but|we're in a bind for anything|that'll carry troops. You're the Navy!|Where's all your ships? You're the Air Force.|Where's all your planes? [Coughing] Come on! {y:i}[Explosions] {y:i}[Jeep Approaching] {y:i}No luck. No luck? {y:i}[Airplane Approaching] Ours? No! Theirs!|Off the road, everybody!|Down in the ditch! Herman, get those kids|off that cart! [Children Yelling] Yung-Ai! Yung-Ai! [Chicken Clucking] {y:i}[Guns Firing] Okay, back on the road.|He's gone.|[Maples Speaking Korean] He's gone. You... You will see them|to safety. I know... I-I was not|to see Cheju again. But you... you will. I...|[Moans] {y:i}[Distant Explosions] {y:i}[Explosions Continue] I couldn't find|anything to say, not even a prayer. Words do not carry|the greatest tribute, my son. No more than they may|hold the perfect truth. Good deeds|are your purest prayers. {y:i}[Airplanes Approaching] Planes! [Children Yelling] {y:i}[Yelling Continues] Ours! 119s! Troop Carrier Command! Five of'em!|Five! [Korean] Maybe they're not|for us.|Find out. {y:i}[Airplanes Landing] {y:i}Colonel Hess here?|He sure is!|Who sent you people? General Cambridge.|Just call us|"Operation Kiddy-Car." But our name will be mud|unless we get out|of here now! Yes, sir! Hey, Colonel! [Children Chattering] {y:i}[Chattering Continues]|Wow! What a thing to be buddies|with a general!|{y:i}[Chattering Continues] Come on! This way!|Come on, children! [Children Clamoring] [Clamoring Continues] [Children Yelling] {y:i}[Soldier]|{y:i}Come on this way.|{y:i}Come on through. Come on. [Children Yelling] [Chattering, Korean] [Continue Chattering] That's my boy!|Aha! Where ya been? [Engine Starting] The lead pilot|wants the word, sir.|Tell him to take off. Yes, sir.|Green light.|Take off. {y:i}[Children Chattering, Korean] [Chattering, Korean] [Korean] Not bad. Chu!|[Chuckling] This is old Chu.|Chu! Me Chu! Me Mary, Chu.|You Mary. Yes. [Laughing]|Here you are, sport. Oh, it's wonderful|to see them so healthy.|[Laughing] We fed 'em gum.|[Laughing] Darling,|you look as happy|as the children. It's always|been the children. Mine eyes have|seen the glory Of the coming of the Lord He is trampling out|the vintage Where the grapes of wrath|are stored {y:i}He loosed|{y:i}the fateful lightning {y:i}Ofhis terrible swift sword {y:i}His truth is marching on {y:i}[Choir]|{y:i}Glory, glory|{y:i}Hallelujah {y:i}Glory, glory|{y:i}Hallelujah {y:i}Glory, glory|{y:i}Hallelujah {y:i}His truth is {y:i}Marching on |
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