Sergeant Clinton,do you have a statement to make? I wish to apologise to the courtfor this...
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Sergeant Clinton,
do you have a statement to make? I wish to apologise to the court
for this defendant's inability to answer. He became ill during the night
and suffered the loss of his voice. In that case, we will provide the prisoner
with other means of communication
do you have a statement to make? I wish to apologise to the court
for this defendant's inability to answer. He became ill during the night
and suffered the loss of his voice. In that case, we will provide the prisoner
with other means of communication
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Sergeant Clinton,
do you have a statement to make?
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I wish to apologise to the court
for this defendant's inability to answer.
00:00:09.133 --> 00:00:12.668
He became ill during the night
and suffered the loss of his voice.
00:00:12.762 --> 00:00:18.136
In that case, we will provide the prisoner
with other means of communication.
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Movie Summary
This is the story of the crew of a downed bomber, captured after a run over Tokyo, early in the war. Relates the hardships the men endure while in captivity, and their final humiliation: being tried and convicted as war criminals.
