Ike: Countdown to D-Day

00:00:22 Let me put this another way.

00:03:27 I could go on, but they're all much of a muchness.

00:07:01 Way the odds are on this thing...

00:10:25 I see.

00:13:57 ...that will make Stalin think we are the next enemy.

00:18:15 But should any of the elements turn against us, casualties will spiral.

00:22:12 ...in order to sort it out.

00:24:56 Leaving maybe eight weeks, if there's an early frost...

00:28:11 ...lives more than 1 50 miles from the sea?

00:31:51 But if we get our asses kicked, we won't be walking across snowy tundra.

00:34:51 How'd Chapman get onto this?

00:39:30 -Good morning, Beetle. -Same to you.

00:43:41 ...but we are united in this crusade.

00:47:38 I am in this thing with you till the very end...

00:51:18 ...but he guards French prerogatives jealously.

00:54:29 We few, we happy few, we band of brothers.

00:58:04 I know!

01:01:22 Are there such things as meteorological probabilities?

01:05:16 We tested with light bombing. Resistance gave measurements.

01:09:39 ...and that is why my speech should concern you.

01:12:47 We can't send them. They'll drown before they arrive.

01:17:47 Finally going as I predicted, sir. The break is almost upon us.

01:22:16 You bet I did, sir. l'm a Chicago boy.

30:00:00 nipping at the Krauts' heels.