Once at sea, to turn backwould be a disgrace! It would destroy the morale of the men!...
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Once at sea, to turn back
would be a disgrace! It would destroy the morale of the men! They're in a high state of readiness,
physically and psychologically. Enough! lf any commander is inclined
to reject an order to return... ...when the path for peace is open... ...let him resign now!
would be a disgrace! It would destroy the morale of the men! They're in a high state of readiness,
physically and psychologically. Enough! lf any commander is inclined
to reject an order to return... ...when the path for peace is open... ...let him resign now!
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Once at sea, to turn back
would be a disgrace!
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It would destroy the morale of the men!
00:00:07.382 --> 00:00:11.176
They're in a high state of readiness,
physically and psychologically.
00:00:14.389 --> 00:00:18.392
Enough! lf any commander is inclined
to reject an order to return...
00:00:19.999 --> 00:00:21.061
...when the path for peace is open...
00:00:21.646 --> 00:00:24.064
...let him resign now!
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Movie Summary
The story of the 1941 Japanese air raid on Pearl Harbor, and the series of preceding American blunders that aggravated its effectiveness.
