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Giuseppe:
My wife, my wife and bambino, that's my baby. Capt. Jason Halliday:
It's a nice picture. You must be very proud of them. I'll see what I can do. [Walks over to tank] Capt. Jason Halliday:
Sgt. I'd wish you'd change your mind. This man is a prisoner of war and, as such, he is entitled to certain rights. We've got to take him with us. We can't leave him here to die. If we ask the men I'm sure They'd agree. Sgt. Joe Gunn:
Mm-hum. They'd agree now. What about when they're starving to death and dyin' of thirst? It's why you put me in command. To look ahead. Capt. Jason Halliday:
But, this is a matter of a man's life. Sgt. Joe Gunn:
You're wrong Doctor. It's the matter of the lives of ten men. We've got a long ways to go and we need every crumb of food and every drop of water. I'm taking the Sudanese along because he's a pretty soldier and he's entitled a share with the rest of us. I'm NOT taking on a load of spaghetti. He's walked this far and he can walk back. That's the end of it
My wife, my wife and bambino, that's my baby. Capt. Jason Halliday:
It's a nice picture. You must be very proud of them. I'll see what I can do. [Walks over to tank] Capt. Jason Halliday:
Sgt. I'd wish you'd change your mind. This man is a prisoner of war and, as such, he is entitled to certain rights. We've got to take him with us. We can't leave him here to die. If we ask the men I'm sure They'd agree. Sgt. Joe Gunn:
Mm-hum. They'd agree now. What about when they're starving to death and dyin' of thirst? It's why you put me in command. To look ahead. Capt. Jason Halliday:
But, this is a matter of a man's life. Sgt. Joe Gunn:
You're wrong Doctor. It's the matter of the lives of ten men. We've got a long ways to go and we need every crumb of food and every drop of water. I'm taking the Sudanese along because he's a pretty soldier and he's entitled a share with the rest of us. I'm NOT taking on a load of spaghetti. He's walked this far and he can walk back. That's the end of it
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My wife and bambina
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That's my baby
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It's a nice picture You must be very proud of them
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I'll see what I can do
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I wish you'd change your mind
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This man is a prisoner of war
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As such he's entitled to certain rights
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We've got to take him We can't leave him to die
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If we asked the men they'd agree
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They'd agree now
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What about when they're starving and dying of thirst
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You put me in command to look ahead
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This is a matter of a man's life You're wrong
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It's a matter of the lives of 10 men
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We got a long ways to go
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We need every crumb of food and drop of water
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I'm taking the Sudanese because he's a British soldier
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But I won't take on a load of spaghetti
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He walked this far and he can walk back
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That's the end of it
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Movie Summary
After the fall of Tobruk in 1942, during the Allied retreat in the Libyan desert, an American tank picks-up a motley group of survivors but they face advancing Germans and a lack of water.
