Ambush Bay is a good war film. It is about a group of Marines who tried to join a Filipino guerrillas on a Japanese held Philippines.
Marines on the island of Siarago are trying to find a woman with vital information on the invasion of the Philippines. They walk into a deadly trap instead. Will they successful complete the mission?
In 1944, Sgt. Steve Corey (Hugh O'Brian) leads a group of U.S. Marines on a covert mission to an island in the Philippines that is occupied by Japanese forces. There, the soldiers learn that the enemy has planted a series of mines to destroy General MacArthur's incoming troops, who are preparing to storm the island. Before the Marines get a chance to relay the information, they suffer a deadly attack, leaving only the valiant Corey and Pfc. James Grenier (James Mitchum) to save the day.
Marines on the island of Siarago are trying to find a woman with vital information on the invasion of the Philippines. They walk into a deadly trap instead. Will they successful complete the mission?
In 1944, Sgt. Steve Corey (Hugh O'Brian) leads a group of U.S. Marines on a covert mission to an island in the Philippines that is occupied by Japanese forces. There, the soldiers learn that the enemy has planted a series of mines to destroy General MacArthur's incoming troops, who are preparing to storm the island. Before the Marines get a chance to relay the information, they suffer a deadly attack, leaving only the valiant Corey and Pfc. James Grenier (James Mitchum) to save the day.
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00:00:00This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.
00:00:31They were the quietest bunch of guys I'd ever seen.
00:00:34I couldn't tell if they'd been trained that way, or if they just had nothing to say.
00:00:42Captain Alonzo Davis, officer in charge.
00:00:45Known to his men as Smokey, a Mustang commissioned from the ranks.
00:00:51Consistently demonstrated excellence, leadership under fire.
00:00:55Twice decorated Guadalcanal Tarawa.
00:00:59Eleven years in the Corps.
00:01:05First Sergeant Steve Corey, second in command.
00:01:09I knew him only by reputation.
00:01:12The finest fighting man in our theater.
00:01:15Nine campaigns in the last 17 months.
00:01:18Corporal Alvin Ross, proven excellence with M1 at any distance.
00:01:23Specialty, accuracy at long range.
00:01:27Sniping.
00:01:34BFC Henry Reynolds, demolitions expert.
00:01:38Combat experience, one year, ten months.
00:01:42Age, 18.
00:01:44Combat experience, one year, ten months.
00:01:47Age, 19 years, one month.
00:01:55Platoon Sergeant William McCone, garrotte.
00:01:59A garrotte is a fine wire with a handle on each end.
00:02:02Usage confined exclusively to the human throat.
00:02:09Gunnery Sergeant Ernest Wartell, career Marine.
00:02:13Specialty, automatic weapons.
00:02:16Proven excellence, Thompson submachine gun.
00:02:21Corporal Stanley Parrish, knife expert.
00:02:24Close in combat.
00:02:26Stan the man, 130 pounds, after dinner.
00:02:33PFC George George, specialty, night vision.
00:02:38The ability to see in the absence of light.
00:02:40By medical statistics, those eyes will happen once every 200,000 births.
00:02:48Private First Class James Grenier, air crewman radio specialist.
00:02:53Combat experience, none.
00:02:56Length of service, US Marine Corps, six months.
00:03:00Reason for selection to highly specialized reconnaissance mission.
00:03:04Dire abdominal attacks suffered by selected radio man accompanied by high fever.
00:03:09No time for proper replacement.
00:03:12Location and time of selection, radio panel.
00:03:39Check the waterproofing on that radio, Private.
00:03:42May run a little rough going in.
00:03:44No sweat, Sarge. I used to deliver wedding cakes.
00:03:49I'll take about 30 seconds head start.
00:03:52We'll guide on the right edge of the village.
00:03:56Like the man said, silence is golden.
00:04:08I'm sorry, Sergeant. Just not used to walking.
00:04:12Well, you better get used to it, flyboy.
00:04:15Because anything happens to you or this radio, we turn this party around and go home.
00:04:21You know, I've got a lot of work to do.
00:04:24I've got a lot of work to do.
00:04:27I've got a lot of work to do.
00:04:30I've got a lot of work to do.
00:04:33I've got a lot of work to do.
00:04:35I've got a lot of work to do.
00:04:37May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:04:41No, you may not.
00:05:07May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:05:37May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:05:41No, you may not.
00:05:44May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:05:48No, you may not.
00:05:51May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:05:55No, you may not.
00:05:58May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:02No, you may not.
00:06:04May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:08No, you may not.
00:06:11May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:15No, you may not.
00:06:18May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:22No, you may not.
00:06:25May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:29No, you may not.
00:06:31May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:35No, you may not.
00:06:38May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:42No, you may not.
00:06:45May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:49No, you may not.
00:06:52May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:06:56No, you may not.
00:06:58May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:02No, you may not.
00:07:05May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:09No, you may not.
00:07:12May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:16No, you may not.
00:07:19May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:23No, you may not.
00:07:25May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:29No, you may not.
00:07:32May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:36No, you may not.
00:07:39May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:43No, you may not.
00:07:46May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:50No, you may not.
00:07:52May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:07:56No, you may not.
00:07:59May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:08:03No, you may not.
00:08:06May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:08:10No, you may not.
00:08:13May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:08:17No, you may not.
00:08:19May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:08:23No, you may not.
00:08:26May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:08:30No, you may not.
00:08:33May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:08:37No, you may not.
00:08:40May I ask the nature of this mission, Sergeant?
00:08:44No, you may not.
00:08:47Sergeant, how are you?
00:08:50Sergeant, how are you?
00:08:53How are you?
00:09:16How are you?
00:09:37Spoke.
00:09:46Spoke.
00:10:17Didn't you know it?
00:10:19We've got the whole island of Mindanao that's stuffed their faces.
00:10:21We've got the whole island of Mindanao that's stuffed their faces.
00:10:22They've got to pick the middle of our path.
00:10:25Want to try and go around it?
00:10:27Want to try and go around it?
00:10:28I can't.
00:10:29I can't.
00:10:30There's a reinforcement tie-in somewhere in this vicinity.
00:10:32There's a reinforcement tie-in somewhere in this vicinity.
00:10:33They're probably part of it.
00:10:38We jump and wake up the whole neighborhood.
00:10:41We jump and wake up the whole neighborhood.
00:10:42Hey, Tom.
00:10:43Hey, Tom.
00:10:44Hey, Tom.
00:10:51Let's do it.
00:11:01Shooting gallery stuff.
00:11:15Let's try and roll up the leaves and suck on them.
00:11:20That's a good idea.
00:11:21That's a good idea.
00:11:26Hey, this fish tastes bitter.
00:11:28It'll be my turn to complain, the idiot.
00:11:30Hey, this fish tastes bitter.
00:11:31It'll be my turn to complain, the idiot.
00:11:33You're a snob, you know.
00:11:41Hot! Hot!
00:11:44What?
00:11:46What, you idiot?
00:11:50Don't touch me.
00:11:52I don't need a dirty guy like you.
00:11:54What did you think I was, you idiot?
00:11:56What a waste.
00:12:14Rifles.
00:12:33One man missing.
00:12:44I'm so sorry.
00:12:52I didn't mean to hurt you.
00:12:54I didn't mean to.
00:13:22I didn't mean to.
00:13:40I didn't mean to.
00:14:09Ah!
00:14:37Captain Davis is dead.
00:14:43I want to move out right away.
00:14:45Ross, Reynolds.
00:14:47Go get his body.
00:14:49Parrish, George.
00:14:51Bury him up there.
00:14:53Amato.
00:14:57Make this mess look like it was done by gorillas.
00:14:59Use your knife.
00:15:27Ernie.
00:15:49Yeah.
00:15:52I want to get into heavy growth.
00:15:55If George takes point, Amato with him.
00:15:57You can bring up the rear.
00:15:59Right.
00:16:05You remain in the middle at all times, giving maximum protection to that radio.
00:16:09Got that clear?
00:16:11Yeah.
00:16:22Let's go.
00:16:37Let's move out.
00:16:48They must have felt something.
00:16:50Nobody reacted.
00:16:52It was like in football when a guy gets hurt and none of his teammates pays any attention.
00:16:58The point seemed to be to create the impression that we didn't exist.
00:17:02To leave things as we found them whenever possible.
00:17:07Of course, there are times in life when you have to improvise.
00:18:07Phew.
00:18:09Too good to be true.
00:18:11I can't figure it out.
00:18:13Feel like we're in a stadium with a bunch of Jap spectators.
00:18:19You think the Airedale is going to cut it?
00:18:22Got two days.
00:18:23The name of this game is going to be hurry.
00:18:25I don't know.
00:18:26He's not used to this kind of life.
00:18:30What did you find out about him?
00:18:32Oh, you know the stories these days.
00:18:34He thought blue would go better with his eyes than khaki.
00:18:37And now he's a Marine.
00:18:38Five years ago, we'd have booted him out on his butt.
00:18:41Today, he's you and me.
00:18:44You guys got any powder?
00:18:50I mean, my feet are about to come off of my hands.
00:18:54I guess I just ain't used to this jazz.
00:19:01You like scented or plain?
00:19:04Hey, stud.
00:19:06You got any of that lavender?
00:19:08Gee, I forget whether we got lavender or sweet pea.
00:19:11That's no problem.
00:19:13Hey, would you like us to draw you a nice hot tub?
00:19:17Alvin, you guys are putting me on.
00:19:21None of you guys ever seen a bathtub.
00:19:27You stand out in the rain like a bunch of horses.
00:19:31Whoa, knock it off.
00:19:35Now, look, gentlemen.
00:19:36This is the first and the last friendly little squabble
00:19:40we're going to have amongst each other.
00:19:43And I do not jest.
00:19:46Does anyone want to question my sincerity?
00:19:58There are your cans.
00:20:59Thanks, Sarge.
00:21:01He's still to the right.
00:21:04Infantry support?
00:21:06It's hard to say.
00:21:08I didn't see him.
00:21:10All right, we'll bypass him.
00:21:12Until then, to close up, keep together and no conversation.
00:22:23Don't say that.
00:22:25You're not even a member of the army.
00:22:27That's not true.
00:22:29I've been to the army twice.
00:22:31That's right.
00:22:41Wait!
00:22:42Hey!
00:22:43Hey!
00:22:44Hey!
00:23:02Hey!
00:23:03Hey!
00:23:05Hey!
00:23:18Let him go!
00:23:45Let him go!
00:24:13Grenades!
00:24:40Grenades!
00:25:06Grenades!
00:25:33Grenades!
00:25:44Grenades!
00:25:58Grenades!
00:26:20Grenades!
00:26:44Damn noise is going to bring every Jaffa on the island down on us.
00:27:04Get our people and let's get the hell out of here.
00:27:06McCall, Parrish.
00:27:07Reynolds.
00:27:11Come on, move it.
00:27:19Come on.
00:27:41Move it.
00:28:09It's 1100, run your radio check.
00:28:29Put him here.
00:28:38All right, men, start digging here.
00:28:43Diamond blue, diamond blue, this is Nugget.
00:28:45Do you read me?
00:28:46Over.
00:28:53Diamond blue, diamond blue, this is Nugget.
00:28:55Do you read me?
00:28:56Over.
00:29:05Diamond blue, this is Nugget.
00:29:06I read you five by five.
00:29:08Let's keep it that way.
00:29:09Out.
00:29:12It's okay.
00:29:16Come back here, Marine.
00:29:28I'm going to tell you this just once.
00:29:31This radio is part of you.
00:29:32You don't put it down ever.
00:29:34You don't eat, you don't sleep, you don't breathe without it.
00:29:37Do you read me, private?
00:29:39I don't want to see it again without you wrapped around it.
00:29:43Sergeant Corey, if this radio is more important to this mission than you or me,
00:29:48don't you think you should tell me what the hell I'm supposed to accomplish with it?
00:29:53I'll tell you when the time comes.
00:29:56Well, don't you think the time has come?
00:29:59I mean, how many more men are we supposed to lose?
00:30:10We're not supposed to lose any men, private.
00:30:13But we're also not supposed to bump into a tank or a bunch of Japs on their way to a Turkish bath.
00:30:20We did.
00:30:21Okay, that's our tough luck.
00:30:23Now, your tough luck happens to be that you're along.
00:30:26Why don't you just try to adjust to that, huh?
00:30:29Stay away from things that you've never done, like thinking.
00:30:35Sergeant, I've had enough of that guff.
00:30:39I'm not in the infantry, but I'm getting sick and tired of having my nose rubbed in it, you know?
00:30:44Look, all I want to know is what I'm doing here.
00:30:47That's all.
00:30:48Without all the silent smirks.
00:30:50Lower your voice, Grenier.
00:30:52Come on, hurry.
00:30:53Help over here with the digging.
00:31:15I wouldn't ask him too many questions.
00:31:17He's got a lot on his mind.
00:31:19Sergeant, well, somebody better start telling me something around here, because I can get very nasty.
00:31:30We're here looking for an intelligence contact.
00:31:32Seems as though the Japs have got a hold of some big news.
00:31:34Now, this contact knows just how much they know.
00:31:37But he's been cut off. His radio's out of business, so we've got to get to him ourselves.
00:31:42Radio back the information.
00:31:45Give that boy a cigar.
00:31:49Where do we look?
00:31:52He's in a tea house in Pangasan.
00:31:54It's a Jap rest camp, that's all we know.
00:31:57Pangasan.
00:31:59Pangasan.
00:32:00Who goes in to see him?
00:32:03Amato.
00:32:16But what if he isn't there?
00:32:19Then we'll have failed our mission, won't we?
00:32:25Does anybody know what the information's about?
00:32:33The Japanese are expecting MacArthur's return to the Philippines.
00:32:37They may know when and where.
00:32:39If they do, we've got exactly 38 hours to get your voice on that bot with the right information.
00:32:46Why 38 hours?
00:32:48That's when the invasion fleet sails.
00:33:19The Japanese are expecting MacArthur's return to the Philippines.
00:33:23They may know when and where.
00:33:25If they do, we've got exactly 38 hours to get your voice on that bot with the right information.
00:33:30Why 38 hours?
00:33:32That's when the invasion fleet sails.
00:33:35If they do, we've got exactly 38 hours to get your voice on that bot with the right information.
00:33:40Why 38 hours?
00:33:42That's when the invasion fleet sails.
00:33:45If they do, we've got exactly 38 hours to get your voice on that bot with the right information.
00:34:02Hey, what's this guy's name, our radio contact?
00:34:06Miyazaki.
00:34:09Miyazaki?
00:34:12Miyazaki.
00:34:16Miyazaki.
00:34:22How are we getting out of here?
00:34:24I mean, they are going to pick us up someplace, aren't they?
00:34:28Sure, they're going to send a limousine to Pangasan.
00:34:31The chauffeur's probably there now.
00:34:34Kind of grows on you, don't it?
00:34:46Come on up.
00:34:52You go up and check that ridge and pick us up.
00:34:55All right.
00:34:58Take point.
00:35:15Take point.
00:35:16Take point.
00:35:17Take point.
00:35:44There's nothing.
00:35:45What is it?
00:35:46A trap used by Moros.
00:35:47Native.
00:35:48To catch enemy.
00:35:49Kill him dead.
00:35:50Who's their enemy?
00:35:53Anyone.
00:36:05Strip him of supplies and bury him.
00:36:16All right.
00:36:46All right.
00:37:17Hey, Sergeant, you want some gum?
00:37:25Thanks.
00:37:27My mouth gets like a tractor.
00:37:37You don't say a hell of a lot, do you?
00:37:41You want me to recite you a poem?
00:37:44Look, Sarge, I'm sorry about this afternoon.
00:37:46I was out of line, but it won't happen again.
00:37:50I'm just not trained for this sort of work.
00:37:52But I'll make it.
00:38:01Do you mind if I ask you a personal question?
00:38:07Do you enjoy your life?
00:38:10Do you enjoy this?
00:38:15I mean, you seem to get tougher each time we lose a guy.
00:38:22You a psychologist?
00:38:25Right on.
00:38:40Sergeant Wartell, can I ask you something?
00:38:44You're the only guy around here that'll talk to me.
00:38:48What's Sergeant Corey got against me anyway?
00:38:50Just because I'm not a gravel cruncher like you guys?
00:38:53Hasn't he ever met a flyer before?
00:38:56No, there's more to it than that.
00:38:57It's a long story.
00:39:00It's just that we ain't used to working with amateurs.
00:39:05I used to know a guy like that once.
00:39:07He was the floor walker in the department store I used to work in.
00:39:10Men's shoes.
00:39:13I guess he figured I had to be some sort of a nitwit,
00:39:16because I was a stock boy he just hired.
00:39:18Did you ever stop to think it might be you?
00:39:21Nah, see, he was king around there.
00:39:24I mean, that's where he wanted to be.
00:39:26The carnation, the whole bit.
00:39:30Now, this is where Sergeant Corey wants to be.
00:39:32And he figures nobody belongs here but him.
00:39:38When did you get out of the stock room, Grenier?
00:39:41In April. That's when I was called.
00:39:43April?
00:39:47In April, he was in the Marianas,
00:39:50sneaking peak recon.
00:39:54That's where he got the silver star.
00:39:57And he was a good guy.
00:39:59That's where he got the silver star.
00:40:02Or was that in March?
00:40:05March was in a wee talk.
00:40:07Before that, it was Tarawa.
00:40:10Tarawa, that's where he got hit.
00:40:12Took a load of shrapnel.
00:40:16Knocked him out of action for three months.
00:40:18Couldn't find an aid man that'd lay even money.
00:40:20He'd last 24 hours.
00:40:23Eight weeks later, he was told the layoff calisthenics
00:40:26would rip open his incisions.
00:40:30You see, he wants very much to be here, Private Grenier.
00:40:35And it's a damn lucky thing for you.
00:40:39Look, Sergeant, I'm sorry I mouthed off this morning.
00:40:42Forget about being sorry and just take care of that radio of yours.
00:40:45Maybe your big mouth will come in handy after all.
00:40:57They were a couple of real friendly guys.
00:41:00I was beginning to feel like hugging the first chap I saw.
00:41:26Look!
00:41:48Look!
00:41:56Look!
00:42:22Who is he?
00:42:23She know how.
00:42:27I'm a Japanese soldier.
00:42:30I was captured by the Moros.
00:42:33But I managed to escape.
00:42:36Could you not hurt me?
00:42:39Just let me go?
00:42:43Japanese soldier.
00:42:45He was caught by Moros.
00:42:46But he escaped.
00:42:47He wants to be taken prisoner.
00:42:52Prison?
00:42:53Prison?
00:42:57What the hell are we going to do with a prisoner?
00:43:03McComb.
00:43:07Sit him up against the tree trunk.
00:43:09Don't take your eyes off of him.
00:43:10He gets sleepy, you wake up Ross.
00:43:14We'll decide what to do with him by morning.
00:43:20In case.
00:43:23Let's go.
00:43:53Let's go.
00:44:17I hate to be in Corey's shoes.
00:44:19Japs even.
00:44:21Japs wear sandals.
00:44:23Let's go.
00:44:53I hate to be in Corey's shoes.
00:44:55Let's go.
00:45:23I hate to be in Corey's shoes.
00:45:25Let's go.
00:45:54He died.
00:45:56Let's go.
00:45:57Let's go.
00:46:23We all went by like he was part of the landscape.
00:46:27Everybody looked to see if there was one extra bullet hole.
00:46:32I was curious.
00:46:34But somehow I preferred to remain ignorant.
00:46:58I'll go.
00:47:10Hey, McComb.
00:47:11I suppose we do find this village and the tea house.
00:47:13How are we going to get in?
00:47:16We're just going to walk right in.
00:47:19We're going to rent us some Jap uniform.
00:47:22And we're going to all get our eyes fixed.
00:47:24We got this plastic surgeon coming over here just later on today.
00:47:27And he's just going to fix our eyes so that they slant.
00:47:31So we can just walk right on in the door.
00:48:24Let's go.
00:48:54Let's go.
00:49:24Let's go.
00:49:42Cover.
00:49:44For tomorrow.
00:49:45Cover.
00:49:55Wait a minute.
00:50:00No fire.
00:50:09They got him.
00:50:11Cold.
00:50:25Fire!
00:50:40Why the hell didn't we shoot?
00:50:44Because we're not here.
00:50:46As far as they know, he's the last man of the guerrilla party.
00:50:51Okay, now move out.
00:50:55Move out.
00:51:14Ernie.
00:51:21I think the sign should be just over that hill.
00:51:24I'm going to go in.
00:51:26What if you don't come out?
00:51:29You get yourself a field promotion.
00:51:33Eight bucks more a month.
00:51:35That's the responsibility.
00:51:55That's it.
00:52:02Well.
00:52:05You cover me only when I'm coming out.
00:52:07But don't open up unless you absolutely have to.
00:52:09Right.
00:52:10Grineer.
00:52:15You stay out of any action.
00:52:17Just stick with that radio, you understand?
00:52:19Right, Sergeant.
00:52:20Steve.
00:52:23Bring me a kimono.
00:52:29Hey, Ross.
00:52:31Watch the back door.
00:52:50Come on.
00:53:20Come on.
00:53:51Get in.
00:54:04Get in.
00:54:07Get in.
00:54:09Get in.
00:54:21Hey, McCall.
00:54:25What the hell do they do in a tea house?
00:54:51What are you doing?
00:54:52Taking without permission, 是boss.
00:54:53Yeah?
00:54:54Yeah, you brought it out of here.
00:54:59Get off.
00:55:00What are you doing?
00:55:02How?
00:55:03What are you doing?
00:55:04You beat me.
00:55:13What's going on?
00:55:14I can't understand.
00:55:15Bad rules, bad rules.
00:55:16Bad rules.
00:55:17Bad rules.
00:55:18I don't want to go to school anymore!
00:55:20I don't want to go to school anymore!
00:55:25Why don't you take a bath and then have a nice meal?
00:55:31Okay, let's do that.
00:55:40It's so cute.
00:55:49It's so cute.
00:55:51I don't want to go to school anymore!
00:55:55Let's go!
00:56:08I don't want to go to school anymore!
00:56:14Stop it!
00:56:18Stop it!
00:56:48I don't want to go to school anymore!
00:57:01Let's talk here.
00:57:02I have something to tell you.
00:57:03No, I have something to tell you.
00:57:05You promised me.
00:57:07I don't care what you say.
00:57:09I'm going to go far away for a while.
00:57:12I don't care what you say.
00:57:14It might be our last goodbye.
00:57:17I don't want to go to school anymore!
00:57:18Shut up!
00:57:24Shut up!
00:57:46I don't want to go to school anymore!
00:58:17Filipino.
00:58:19Are you Filipino?
00:58:25Do you speak English?
00:58:32A little.
00:58:35Miyazaki.
00:58:37Miyazaki.
00:58:41Miyazaki?
00:58:43Get him.
00:58:47Get Miyazaki.
00:58:51Bring him here.
00:58:55Yes, sir.
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01:01:47He desires me.
01:01:58I believe that's the phrase.
01:02:26Have you a radio?
01:02:27Christ of the River.
01:02:29I have to go.
01:02:31Why? Is it in code?
01:02:33No, but it's complicated.
01:02:36Where's your pick-up point?
01:02:38What do you want to know that for?
01:02:40Because I'm going with you.
01:02:43Is that right? And what?
01:02:47Then home.
01:02:49Long Beach, California.
01:02:53Sergeant! Sergeant!
01:02:58In a minute, Jack, we'll come up the gale about 200 yards away.
01:03:01There's close to 20 of them.
01:03:03Yeah? Grineer, you take cover.
01:03:06If Corey comes back before we do, you stick with him.
01:03:08Yes, Sarge, but what...
01:03:10No buts about it. You stick out of this. Understand?
01:03:12Those are orders. Come on with me.
01:03:14Let's go.
01:03:28They're heading right for that bridge.
01:03:30I'd smack him to guess who.
01:03:32Look, spread out and don't start firing until I do.
01:03:35I count three of us.
01:03:37Well, they don't know that.
01:03:43I'll cover you.
01:03:46I'll cover you.
01:03:48I'll cover you.
01:03:50I'll cover you.
01:03:52I'll cover you.
01:03:54I'll cover you.
01:03:55I'll cover you.
01:04:25I'll cover you.
01:04:55They're coming!
01:05:21Fire!
01:05:25I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:05:55I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:06:25I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:06:55I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:07:25I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:07:55I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:08:25I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:08:55I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you, I'm going to get you.
01:09:25Who the hell is that?
01:09:32Mia Zaghi. She's from Long Beach.
01:09:42Let me clear out of here and fast.
01:09:44Wait a minute. I'm not going anywhere with you.
01:09:51McComb.
01:09:55McComb.
01:10:04Ross too. Over there.
01:10:26Where's your radio?
01:10:28It's shot up.
01:10:34Can it be fixed?
01:10:36No, it's smashed to pieces.
01:10:40Go get McComb's ammo. We're going to need it.
01:10:46No radio.
01:10:55Let's go.
01:11:12Well, I hope you folks have enjoyed the game as much as we've enjoyed bringing it to you.
01:11:19Let them take you, Ernie.
01:11:22Look, I don't want any more medals.
01:11:26Take it easy on him.
01:11:29Six months ago, he was stacking shoe boxes.
01:11:39Morphine.
01:11:44Use it.
01:11:52Ernie.
01:12:53Nakao.
01:13:02Which way is your soldiers?
01:13:07Pretty tough, pal. Which way is yours?
01:13:13Answer me.
01:13:15Answer me. Don't make a fool of me.
01:13:20If you're not true to us, we shoot you.
01:13:25Oh, don't do that. Getting shot gives me a headache.
01:13:31Something's wrong with your head. You're acting strange.
01:13:35What?
01:13:37Give me your hand.
01:13:40How many men, your soldiers?
01:13:45Including the European theater, I'd say about six men.
01:14:02If you're not true, we shoot you, Joe.
01:14:08Oh, you aren't the truth.
01:14:10Yeah, well, the truth is... I don't feel so good. Come closer, will you?
01:14:14The truth is that I'm hungry, you see.
01:14:18And guess what I got to eat for everybody.
01:14:22Baked potatoes. Yeah.
01:14:25Wait a minute, fellas. Come back. You can eat these with the jackets on.
01:14:37THE END
01:15:07The Japanese photographed this. Rolando.
01:15:10They know the invasion fleet will strike from this side, bypassing Mindanao.
01:15:16They are prepared for it to pass right through here.
01:15:25Have they assumed right?
01:15:27On the button.
01:15:30They've laid mines all through the area.
01:15:33A minefield means nothing. They'll sweep that channel before Mac goes in.
01:15:37Minesweeper action won't clear this.
01:15:40Why not?
01:15:42They're bottom mines, anchored to weights.
01:15:45They can be released in waves by a remote radio-controlled device.
01:15:49They float to the surface and detonate.
01:15:52Any ships passing over when that field floats up will be wiped out.
01:15:58What triggers it?
01:16:00A submarine on lookout duty.
01:16:03Specially equipped to release the mines.
01:16:09Is there any chance we can head off the fleet if we get back to our pick-up point?
01:16:13They sail the night.
01:16:15Another 48 hours, McCarthy will be there.
01:16:18He'll never make it back there in time.
01:16:21Smack into an ambush.
01:16:26Isn't there any other way of triggering that minefield besides a submarine?
01:16:30There's an alternative device if anything should go wrong on a submarine.
01:16:34It's at Bucan Bay, their control center.
01:16:38Well, that's it then.
01:16:40We can set it off before the fleet passes over.
01:16:42Sergeant, that's impossible.
01:16:44You'd never get in.
01:16:46And you couldn't work the device anyway.
01:16:48Okay, fine.
01:16:50Fine, yeah, maybe you're right.
01:16:52Maybe I can't.
01:16:54Maybe we're going to get ourselves caught.
01:16:56Maybe we're going to get blown to hell.
01:16:58Or maybe we're going to get bitten by rattlesnakes.
01:17:01What do you suggest, lady?
01:17:08How far is it?
01:17:13From here, about a day and a half.
01:17:16Good luck.
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01:19:07Have you heard of the term piggyback?
01:19:10Is that an awful request?
01:19:13Either way.
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01:20:22Don't you ever complain, Sergeant?
01:20:27Sure.
01:20:28I haven't heard you say a word yet.
01:20:32I'm in charge.
01:20:35I can't.
01:20:37What did you do before the war?
01:20:41Complained.
01:20:42About what?
01:20:44Everything.
01:20:46The Depression.
01:20:49Hitler.
01:20:51Downtown Cincinnati, my kid brothers.
01:20:55You want to swap life stories?
01:20:59How many kid brothers?
01:21:03Two.
01:21:05Billy was killed in North Africa. Don just made the Marine Corps.
01:21:13When did you make the Marine Corps?
01:21:17December 8th, 1941, 9 a.m.
01:21:23What were you doing when the war started?
01:21:27Making love.
01:21:30To a 40-year-old divorcee who made a career out of her figure.
01:21:35I meant where were you?
01:21:38Mountain Plaza Hotel.
01:21:41Beach Boy.
01:21:43Carolyn Spencer.
01:21:45Ed Giglow, all rolled into one.
01:21:49Yeah, that was a great life.
01:21:51Too bad there had to be a war.
01:21:54Yes, isn't it?
01:21:57My folks would still be in their home in Long Beach.
01:22:01Instead of the internment camp out by the Santa Anita race track.
01:22:05I suppose it's for our own protection.
01:22:09Maybe they're afraid we'll poison their gardens.
01:22:14How did you get in this line of work?
01:22:20I was a civil service employee in Long Beach.
01:22:24I'd had a good record.
01:22:27So you volunteered.
01:22:29So I volunteered.
01:22:32I never thought it would take me to what it took me to.
01:22:39But then the same must be true for you.
01:22:43Not quite.
01:22:45You left something you liked.
01:22:48You didn't? Divorcees with suntans?
01:22:53I meant yourself.
01:22:56Don't you like yourself, Sergeant?
01:23:00I didn't.
01:23:04I like you.
01:23:07I like you.
01:23:11Hey, I got clean and polluted.
01:23:13Which do you want?
01:23:16Clean, you idiot.
01:23:18But it gets polluted until five o'clock.
01:23:30Idiot.
01:23:32That was the first nice word he'd ever said to me.
01:24:32Oops.
01:26:03You are Americans?
01:26:05Yeah.
01:26:08What about her? She's not an American.
01:26:12Yes, American born.
01:26:16American soldiers?
01:26:18Marines.
01:26:20Working for General MacArthur?
01:26:24Well, yeah, sort of.
01:26:28Well, yeah, sort of.
01:26:31Welcome, American soldiers. Welcome.
01:26:34Friends, General MacArthur has returned!
01:26:57Welcome, American soldiers.
01:27:02Welcome, American soldiers.
01:27:25Wait. Japanese, many soldiers.
01:27:27Here soon. Look for Americans.
01:27:30Return to your positions.
01:27:51Return to your positions.
01:27:59Return to your positions.
01:28:05Attention.
01:28:29Attention.
01:28:50Have you seen any American soldiers here?
01:28:53American? Here?
01:28:56Yes.
01:28:59Yes.
01:29:07Max, we got to try to get out of here.
01:29:10How do we get to Bucon Bay?
01:29:13Go behind.
01:29:15Pass the water.
01:29:18Boat there.
01:29:20Take boat down Bucon Bay.
01:29:30That's Koyamatsu.
01:29:34You know him?
01:29:36Yes. He's sober now.
01:29:40A human pig.
01:29:43He torture you first?
01:29:47I could detain him.
01:29:51Max could drive him away.
01:29:55I could detain him.
01:29:58Max could drag me out of here.
01:30:01Captain Koyamatsu would be happy to see me.
01:30:05I could tell him you disappeared in the jungle five miles back.
01:30:09That you'd forced me to go with you.
01:30:16It could give you a chance.
01:30:21Can you make him believe you?
01:30:24Hold his attention?
01:30:27I have always held his attention.
01:30:31And if I know him, he'd be only too happy to.
01:30:44Are you going to let her do this?
01:30:47Do you know what will happen to her?
01:30:51Wait a minute. You can't do this.
01:30:59Forgive me.
01:31:04It's not you.
01:31:17It's not you.
01:31:37Somebody help me.
01:31:40Let me go.
01:31:44You thought it was over?
01:31:48I was forced to go with him.
01:31:52And I had no choice.
01:31:56It's true.
01:32:13It's true.
01:32:38Wait here.
01:32:42Hey, Cory.
01:32:45You stink.
01:32:48When I say go, we go.
01:32:52Go, we go.
01:33:09Now.
01:33:23Wait.
01:33:26Wait.
01:33:29Come here.
01:33:32Come here.
01:33:35American.
01:33:38Come here.
01:33:41American.
01:33:44I found him.
01:33:47I found him.
01:33:50I found him.
01:34:20I found him.
01:34:50I found him.
01:35:20I found him.
01:35:24I found him.
01:35:48Sergeant.
01:35:54I'm sorry.
01:35:57You were right.
01:36:00As usual.
01:36:23I'm sorry.
01:36:54I'm sorry.
01:37:01I'm sorry.
01:37:08I'm sorry.
01:37:11I'm sorry.
01:37:14They'd have to transmit a radio beam through a directional antenna.
01:37:19The only one I see is up there on that tower.
01:37:24All we gotta do is find the right button and push it.
01:37:29How do we get past the little fence?
01:37:36If we want to stay away from that fence, it's probably electrified.
01:37:40We gotta give them a little crisis.
01:37:47See those old rooms?
01:37:57How do we set them off from here?
01:38:01I could plug a hole in one.
01:38:04It wouldn't blow them up.
01:38:10Isn't that the gas tank back there?
01:38:13Yeah.
01:38:15What about a Molotov cocktail?
01:38:21Let's not wake the driver up.
01:38:39Hey, wait till he tries to drive away.
01:39:09You two have a match.
01:39:40They could've phoned the boy scouts.
01:40:01Call me, Mickey.
01:40:09I'll call you.
01:40:10I'll call you.
01:40:36Hey, what are you doing?
01:40:40What are you doing?
01:40:42What are you doing?
01:40:44What are you doing?
01:40:46What are you doing?
01:40:48What are you doing?
01:40:50What are you doing?
01:40:52What are you doing?
01:40:54What are you doing?
01:40:56What are you doing?
01:40:58What are you doing?
01:41:00What are you doing?
01:41:02What are you doing?
01:41:04What are you doing?
01:41:06What are you doing?
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01:42:31What are you doing?
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01:42:54What are you doing?
01:42:56What are you doing?
01:43:01This is it.
01:43:03But it's all in Japanese.
01:43:04Can you work it?
01:43:06It will take a few minutes.
01:43:08Can you give me some time?
01:43:11You do it in three minutes because that's about all we're going to get.
01:43:14Yeah.
01:43:16You got it.
01:43:24Pull that back!
01:43:34Pull that back!
01:44:04Pull that back!
01:44:34Pull that back!
01:45:04Pull that back!
01:45:34Pull that back!
01:46:04Pull that back!
01:46:06Pull that back!
01:46:08Pull that back!
01:46:10Pull that back!
01:46:12Pull that back!
01:46:14Pull that back!
01:46:16Pull that back!
01:46:18Pull that back!
01:46:35We did it!
01:46:37We got them all!
01:47:05Now, when it was all over, I felt qualified to begin.
01:47:10I kept thinking.
01:47:12All he had wanted me to do was send a signal on a radio.
01:47:16When I finally did, it was to arrange for the pickup of one survivor.
01:47:35Corey was a guy who made you do things you couldn't do.
01:47:40I was living proof.
01:47:44It all seemed sort of crazy.
01:47:49But who's to say?
01:47:56I have returned.
01:47:58I have returned.
01:48:04I am once again in this land that I have known so long,
01:48:14and amongst this people that I have loved so well.
01:48:28I have returned.
01:48:30I have returned.
01:48:32I have returned.
01:48:34I have returned.
01:48:36I have returned.
01:48:38I have returned.
01:48:40I have returned.
01:48:42I have returned.
01:48:44I have returned.
01:48:46I have returned.
01:48:48I have returned.
01:48:50I have returned.
01:48:52I have returned.
01:48:54I have returned.
01:48:55I have returned.
01:48:57I have returned.
01:48:59I have returned.
01:49:01I have returned.
01:49:03I have returned.
01:49:05I have returned.
01:49:07I have returned.
01:49:09I have returned.
01:49:11I have returned.
01:49:13I have returned.
01:49:15I have returned.
01:49:17I have returned.
01:49:19I have returned.
01:49:25I have returned.