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You'd have been proud.
Every man in his regiment was.
- Were they, Frank?
- With good reason.
It wasn't just a matter
of doing his duty.
He was always looking
for a way to do more.
And finding it.
George was a born hero.
He couldn't imagine his death.
Only dishonor.
No, of course not.
It's a wonder he lasted
till Cassino.
When you believe like George believed,
dying isn't very important.
Once, outside San Pietro,
George and a couple others...
...established an observation post.
They got a direct hit,
and the others were killed.
That left it up to George.
Three days and three nights
he stayed awake directing our fire.
Most of that time, I was on
the other end of the line.
To keep himself awake,
he talked into the phone.
Talked and talked.
Most of his talk
was about you two.
You'd be surprised how much
I know about you both.
For instance, inside your
wedding ring there's an inscription:
"Evermore. "
That's right.
And you, Mr. Temple.
this hollow is above the upper lip?
Before he was born,
you said...
...he knew all the secrets
of life and death.
And then at his birth, an angel
came and put his finger right here.
And sealed his lips.
I remember that.
He couldn't have been more
than 7 years old...
...when I told him that fairy story.
What's it like where he's buried?
Just crosses on a slope.
High up, there's
what's left of a church.
You can see a river
I'd like to pay a visit to that place.
Yep, I would.
Nora, maybe we'll do just that.
Go to Italy and see
where George is buried.
It belongs to us, don't it?
That plot of ground?
I'm very grateful to you, Frank.
Thank you.
There was a storm warning, Dad.
You better see to the boat.
What brought you here?
Thought I might make
my living on the sea.
- Doing what?
- Doesn't matter. Hand on a boat.
Life on land's become
too complicated for my taste.
What'd you do before the war?
I was circulation manager
for a newspaper.
- You never went back to it?
- I couldn't stick it.
I've done lots since the paper.
Driving taxis, waiting on tables.
Anything to make a dollar.
Including day labor.
Getting kind of rough.
Major, this is Mr. Feeney.
- Hi.
- How do you do?
How's your ground tackle
off the stern?
Plenty heavy.
Then we'd just better double up
on these bowlines.
Where'd you learn about boats?
My first sweetheart was a boat.
How do you like that boat?
Nice. She should be away from
those reefs with this blow coming.
That so?
Put that on that piling over there.
Charlie!
Charlie Wenoka and his family
from Crawfish Island.
The Wenokas are royalty.
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