Passage to Marseille

00:02:03 Navigator to pilot. Five minutes to target area.

00:07:57 Mr. Manning, Captain Freycinet.

00:10:14 - I understand they're bombers. - American Flying Fortresses.

00:15:55 No.

00:18:43 "and the loyal French soldiers are understood to have booed."

00:21:11 "Maginot line flanked."

00:26:38 I'd wager 10-to-1 that they were deserters from one of our disciplinary battalions.

00:29:29 There's no radio, no settlement, no civilization within 100 miles.

00:32:23 Yes, Captain. You've been more than good to us.

00:36:32 Yes. France needs men.

00:40:52 I'm a deserter of the Army of France.

00:44:22 He is very clever. Everything there is to know about bribery, Marius knows.

00:47:40 A canoe might float down the river to the sea.

00:51:55 Wonder why we never thought of getting married.

00:58:41 can hire courts, judges and juries?

01:03:06 Until this happens, one may remain in the cells of the other half

01:09:59 Stop yapping. We'll have to take that chance.

01:13:11 I've got your promise on that.

01:17:53 "and that Hitler will make a triumphant entry into Paris."

01:21:21 I'll leave that to your conscience.

01:25:23 The men will do well to consider.

01:36:27 - Got the men there, too. - They weren't interned?

01:40:11 No, I'm fussy as an old hen with one chick missing.

01:43:55 Victor in trouble. Stand by, ambulance and crash truck.