Operation Petticoat Page #2
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- How about navigation?
Terribly sorry.
- Communications?
Wish I could help, sir.
Tell me.
Before becoming an Admiral's aide
What did you do in the navy?
Well, sir, I was primarily an
idea man.
I see. Well...
Tell me - what does
an idea man do?
I coordinated the Navy day
parade in Milwaukee...
... and I was the special liaison officer
for the Eleventh Naval District.
Liaison? With what?
- Hollywood.
I coordinated the design
of admission posters.
From there I transferred to
Fleet Headquarters Honolulu.
Is that where they gave you sea duty?
No, sir. I was the Recreation Officer
at the Royal Arms Hotel.
Just for my information...
... What does an idea man
do in a hotel?
The Navy took over the hotel
for officer's training...
and I saw that
entertainment was provided.
Have you ever been to sea?
- Yes, sir, destroyer duty.
How did you find time for it?
- It was a mistake, sir.
A week after I left Honolulu
they got it straightened out.
Who, the Admiral or
the Admiral's wife?
She must be upset
with you out here ;...
that will cost her the rumba
championship this year.
Holy!
Here you go, my man. Will you take
this bag and clubs to the submarine?
Thank you, son.
Hunkle.
What about that oil pump?
Well, I put in four requisitions.
Did you put stamp them urgent?
- I put a requisition in for one, sir.
For what?
- An urgent stamp, we haven't got one.
Haven't we received anything
from supplies?
The only requisition
that's been filled
is the requisition
for more requisition paper.
Captain, I got the trim pump broken
down. Want to look at it?
Yes.
- All right, Hunkle.
Can I help you, sir?
No, not really. My name
is Lt. Nick Holden.
I'm Ernest Hunkle.
- Pleasure to meet you.
Would care for some coffee?
Yes, thank you.
- Follow me.
Who is that?
- It's " The Prophet ", sir.
His he always that cheerful?
That's just the way he is, sir.
Don't mind him.
Cream and sugar?
- Yes, thank you.
"Why even try?...
If you're lucky enough...
to live through today...
tomorrow... ...
... you will die."
I don't know...
From the looks of things around here
he knows what he's singing about.
Your coffee, sir.
- Thank you.
Excuse me, I must get back to my work.
- Certainly.
Thank you.
Sir.
Sir. Look at this.
- What?
Last June, when we were
here, I requisitioned toilet paper.
Every time we've been back
... according to the book through channels
I even submitted a sample.
So what happens?
They responded :
" Cannot identify,requisition cancelled ".
Not that I'm complaining, sir,
but this what I've been going through.
All right, Hunkle.
Relax...
... Take a letter.
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