You see, I thought it was like a game. Polo or something like that. And on the first time...
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Jerry H. Young: You see, I thought it was like a game. Polo or something like that. And on the first time I went up, I brought down a plane. That started it. That started everything. A treadmill. Somebody slapped me on the back and told me I was great and I had to go on. More planes. More dead men. More medals! There isn't any end. And what do you think happened to me? I was what they call, "a shining example." Is there anything more terrible than that? "A shining example." The only way I can go on is to kill somebody. When I get up in the morning, the first thing say to myself is, "well, you've got to do it again today."
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Well you see I thought it was like a game
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Pool or something like that
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And on the first time I went up I brought down a plane That started it
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That started everything
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A treadmill
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Somebody slapped me on the back and told me I was great and I had to go on
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More planes
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More dead men
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More medals
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There isn't any end
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Then what do you think happened to me
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I was what they called a shining example
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Could there be anything more terrible than that
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A shining example
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The only way I can go on is to kill somebody
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When I get up in the morning the first thing I say to myself is
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Well you've got to do it again today
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Movie Summary
The pilots of a Royal Air Force squadron in World War I face not only physical but mental dangers in their struggle to survive while fighting the enemy.
