Bombardier Page #3
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- 1943
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That's not what the
recruiting sergeant told me.
Did you talk him into this?
Me talk anybody
into joining the Bombardiers?
I tried to sell him on pilot
training. He didn't talk me into it.
Come on, I want you
to meet the fella who did.
Hey, Jim,
slip on something and come out here.
Burt, I want you to meet Jim Carter,
All-American halfback when I was
All-American. Hey, water boy, quiet.
What I want to tell you,
if bombardiering is his dish,
that's for me.
You seem to have
a way with you, Mr Carter.
Well, let's hope so, Miss Hughes.
Hello, Buck! Greetings, my lad!
I see you had a very happy landing.
the winter - you overlooked one
thing, though. What was that?
You're going to have me for your
commanding officer. Well, well,
well! I'll try to be helpful.
There's your newest brood of little
chicks. Look 'em over and see
what you've got,
wash-outs who couldn't qualify for
pilot training, failures who wouldn't
stay grounded. Still in a rut?
I'm going to prove something to
you - there are such things as boys
who don't want to be pilots
but who want to be bombardiers.
..Do further swear
to protect the secrecy...
ALL:
..Do further swearto protect the secrecy...
..of the American bombsight...
..of the American bombsight...
..if need be with
my life itself, so help me God.
..if need be
with my life itself, so help me God.
All right, men, at ease.
At ease. Give me
that personnel list, Sergeant.
Rafferty. Here I am, sir.
Rafferty, are you sure?
Oh, I'm sure, my mother she said,
my father he said, Rafferty.
What nationality are you?
American, sir. My grandfather
was congressman from Arizona.
Your grandfather Rafferty?
No, sir, my grandfather Jose Maria
Garcia. Hmm.
Rafferty, why did you
decide to become a Bombardier?
Lots of times I go hunting
on my father's ranch -
coyotes, jackrabbits, I never
miss with the little bullets.
Maybe also I can shoot
straight with the big ones.
Connors? Here.
What your story, Connors? I haven't
got a story, I'm just starting.
Jordan? Jordan, wake up!
Did you ever think
you'd want to be a pilot?
I never thought...
Period.
Harris? Here, sir.
Harris, why did you
choose the Bombardiers?
Because I heard it would
be interesting, adventurous,
and requires a certain
amount of intelligence.
Hughes?
Hughes, I don't have to ask you,
your father was one of the
first Bombardiers. Yes, sir.
who would prefer to be a pilot?
Carter? No, sir!
Thank you, men.
Thank you. Your hearts
are in the right place,
but don't forget this, men - you're
going to be driven and driven hard.
There'll be the times
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