Malta Story

00:01:37 WIRELESS: Mr Churchill, in his speech in the House of Commons this afternoon, said

00:04:51 Thank you, sir. Two Jerries just knocked each other down.

00:09:59 - Who are you? - Flight Lieutenant Ross, sir. In transit for Cairo.

00:12:34 and men like Hobley can go and sink them.

00:15:17 I'd have liked you to have been able to stooge

00:21:07 This isn't the desert or the Russian front or even England.

00:23:40 I'm only seeing her home. She's very reckless.

00:26:33 Really?

00:31:10 (Buzzer)

00:34:34 Fall in, No.2 Section. Come on, come on. You're not a bunch of ballet dancers.

00:39:40 Iet us also be sure that we are really co-operative

00:44:41 to be spending one's time taking photographs of ports...

00:47:39 60 Spitfires will be flown in to Malta from the American carrier Wasp

00:51:25 TANNOY: Number 47.

00:57:33 That's what you all say.

01:00:37 But it was true, Mr Ross.

01:04:15 Why were you sent here?

01:07:53 I... I don't know.

01:12:57 And if Admiral Payne rings here... I've gone back to the Operations Room.

01:17:46 Yes, but my side was the right side - the sensible side that would bring peace.

01:23:00 From now until the Afrika Korps is bogged down

01:27:56 they've tried. Everything set up and we have to have this filthy weather.

01:32:09 PETER: Tally-ho. Convoy sighted about ten miles ahead.

20:20:04 weren't even airborne.