Away All Boats Page #3
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- 1956
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- Aye, aye, sir.
Ah! Coffee.
Never-ending supply
of hot coffee.
Great inducement
for any man to enlist.
for a while.
- It was?
- Very. It even woke me up.
- You were asleep?
- Yes.
After all, there was
nothing to do.
Night orders are assigned, sir.
Very well.
For some time,
I'll permit only you,
Mr. Randall, Mr. O'Bannion, and
Mr. Fraser to stand top watches.
You're the only officers
whose sea experience...
- qualifies you for such duty.
- Yes, sir.
I'm aware of the sacrifice
you made...
in rank and salary
when you entered the navy,
but I'd suggest you
try to forget that you were...
captain and master of a ship
in the merchant marine.
Adjust to the fact
that I'm captain of the Belinda.
I'll be in my sea cabin.
Porthole will be open.
You can talk to me anytime.
I'll be awake.
Target plane
approaching.
This run is for port-side guns
only.
Repeat-port-side guns only.
This is a five-eight!
Get onto the target! Get on!
Now hear this.
This is the captain speaking.
You are to get
down on your knees...
and give thanks
that that was only...
a 30-foot piece of canvas
instead of an enemy bomber.
I've seen 10-year-old kids
shoot better with slingshots.
CAPTAIN:
Well, at leastthey look like sailors.
Belinda is
the smartest-looking ship...
in many a month.
A smart-looking ship's a credit
to itself and the navy.
War is no excuse for
aping the appearance...
of a river coal barge.
Gangway's clear.
Handlers are ready to cast off.
Very good. What is that?
MacDougall,
bring that man up here.
Aye, aye, sir.
Stand by, all lines.
- Sailor?
- Yes, sir?
on the bridge.
Say, that's right nice of him.
Follow me.
Back 1/3!
Back 1/3, sir.
Ease your rudder to standard.
Ease your rudder
to standard.
Hey, fellas! Look at me up here
in officers' country!
Oh, hi.
- Mr. MacDougall, take the con.
- Aye, aye, sir.
What is your name
and your division?
I'm Gilbert Hubert
from Tennessee.
Um, Tennessee, yes. But
what division on the Belinda?
What are your duties?
Oh, uh, first division.
I'm the garbage grinder.
That's one
of the importantest places...
on the whole ship, you know?
I grind up the garbage
and mix it with water.
It runs into the ocean
and mixes with it...
like they can if them mess cooks
dump it overboard. You see?
I see.
But you-you should
keep cleaner.
Oh, I keep that place
clean, Captain.
Want to come to the garbage
grinding room and see?
I dare you to find
a speck of dirt.
The only trouble
is the chicken guts.
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