The Dam Busters Page #4
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I didn't expect him to be still here
after five months.
I don't think we did either.
We have urgent experiments
waiting for this tank.
Any idea how long he's going to be?
It's making things very difficult.
He's exploring something entirely new,
you can't hurry this kind of research.
I know and if I thought
he was getting anywhere...
But he doesn't seem to be doing so.
At any rate, he doesn't tell me anything.
shooting golf balls up and down.
And every now and then,
he breaks a window.
Look, couldn't you find him
some quiet duck pond in the country
where he could shoot things up and down
without being a nuisance to other people?
We'd better have a word with him.
Is he there now?
He's always there.
Didn't go home at all last night.
- Why was that?
- I don't know, I think he forgot.
He only has lunch
about once a week.
All right. Stand by!
Once again.
Three, two, one...
fire!
It's OK, I got that all right.
1 5 0 2 0 3.
Splendid! We'll try that again.
Oh, hello.
Hello.
You couldn't have come
at a better time.
It's extraordinary
One goes on and on feels as if
one's up against a brick wall forever
and then suddenly, it's as if a light
flashes on and everything slips into place.
And now...
If you come along here...
I've got a camera recording
but I think that up by the middle
you'll see everything perfectly.
All right.
Are you all ready?
Once again.
Right.
Three, two, one...
fire!
1 4 0...
We've been trying for months
to find a rule
by which we can fix
the height of each bounce.
If the bomb is released too soon,
it won't reach the dam,
if it's released too late,
it'll bounce over it
and explode directly under the aircraft
killing everyone.
But now, we've got it! If you just wait
here a moment and I'll do that again.
Right.
Three, two, one..
Fire!
You see? It wasn't a fluke,
it works.
Well, that seems to be conclusive.
It's extraordinarily good of you
to have been so patient.
Not at all, glad we could help.
There were times when you must have
thought I was absolutely cockeyed.
- My dear fellow, that's the last thing...
- I shouldn't blame you if you did.
There's such a very thin dividing line
between inspiration and obsession
that sometimes is very hard to know
which side we're on.
- Will you need the tank anymore?
- If I could have it
until the end of the week to check
my calculations and complete the report.
That's perfectly all right.
You'll leave on Saturday?
Oh, yes, definitely.
After what you've seen today,
you'll put in a satisfactory report.
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