{1602}{1680}Africa, I've always wanted to come here. {1694}{1744}Welcome to Mombasa. {1746}{1823}Transfer to Africa|provides all enlisted men {1825}{1902}automatic promotion|to the rank of lieutenant. {1905}{1944}Congratulations. {1991}{2082}Companies C and D|will report to Barracks 12. {2085}{2145}Company E to Barracks 9. {2148}{2239}The rest of you|go to the train station immediately. {2241}{2356}You will continue on to Lake Victoria|and join up with your unit there. {2359}{2405}So much for a bath and a hot meal. {2407}{2524}Your tickets provide free transportation|on the regularly-scheduled trains. {2617}{2704}- Excuse me, we're headed for Victoria.|- You're the last ones, hurry. {2793}{2829}Look at them. {2831}{2901}Wait! Wait! That's the train to Moshi. {2904}{2956}Hey, that's the train to Moshi! {3266}{3318}Okay, we should be passing|Mt. Kilimanjaro on our left {3321}{3356}any time now. {3381}{3441}You mean on our right.|We just passed it. {3443}{3477}No. No, that must be|some other mountain. {3480}{3578}We're headed for Nairobi,|so it'll definitely be on our left. {3581}{3605}Are you sure? {3608}{3704}Trust me. If that were Mt. Kilimanjaro,|we'd be headed for Moshi. {3869}{3971}"Trust me," he says.|Mr. Boy Scout with his map. {3985}{4042}How could we wind up|on the wrong train? {4045}{4140}Look, what's the difference?|Let's just try and get back, all right? {4142}{4190}Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. {4298}{4354}We, we go Victoria. {4426}{4456}You miss this train. {4459}{4532}Train take go Longido. {4534}{4572}- Longido?|- Longido. {4575}{4636}Longido take go Nairobi. {4639}{4700}Nairobi take go Victoria. {4724}{4800}- Longido, Nairobi, Victoria?|- Victoria. {4816}{4843}Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. {5025}{5092}Come on. He said the next train|to Longido. That's us. {5127}{5185}At this rate, we could run to Victoria. {5291}{5362}Not go Sabella. Go Longido! {5695}{5744}At least we're going|in the right direction. {5747}{5781}Let's hope. {6384}{6471}Okay, as near as I can tell, he's riding|ahead to bring back a repair group. {6473}{6538}- How long will that take?|- A week. {6541}{6629}{y:i}Mon Dieu. We can't wait a week.|We have to report to our unit. {6632}{6683}I know. I know. {6685}{6824}Okay, look. If that's the way to Longido,|then that's north, right? {6858}{6920}So according to this map, {6923}{6993}there's another rail line|about 10 miles east {6996}{7044}that runs parallel to this one. {7047}{7164}So all we have to do is walk 10 miles|that way and hop another train. {7166}{7244}Well, it's either that,|or we wait here for a week. {8524}{8566}Look at that sunset. {8602}{8691}It's beautiful. It's magnificent. {8693}{8725}It's... {8754}{8799}In the wrong place. {8801}{8925}Indy, if the sun sets in the west|and we are walking east, {8928}{8972}then the sun should be over there. {8974}{9033}You pinhead! I can't believe it! {9062}{9096}If the Germans don't get us, {9098}{9173}the Belgians will shoot us both|for desertion. {9176}{9259}We might die of hunger or thirst|before that happens. {9815}{9868}Do you hear music? {9870}{9907}Rossini. {9909}{9984}Indy, am I hallucinating? {10434}{10494}- Germans?|- I can't tell. {11851}{11931}You notice something strange|about these men? {11933}{11971}They're really old. {12298}{12349}Catch some butterflies, Mr. Golo? {12373}{12420}They may be German spies. {12422}{12470}We're not German spies. {12482}{12549}An American. Put 'er there, pard! {12581}{12646}- Texas?|- New Jersey. {12649}{12709}Ain't nothing to be ashamed of, son. {12753}{12811}What's with the funny uniforms? {12813}{12863}We are Belgian soldiers. {12865}{12928}Who are you? You are a British unit? {12931}{12989}25th Royal Fusiliers. {12992}{13035}Great. Now that we know|we're on the same side, {13037}{13103}we'd like to see|your commanding officer. {13121}{13193}The General needs seven men|with very specific skills. {13196}{13249}His letter's very clear on that point. {13252}{13327}- I can't just show up one man short.|- Understood. {13330}{13394}But where in blazes|are we going to find someone {13397}{13521}with an intimate working knowledge|of trains who also speaks German? {13561}{13609}Captain? {13612}{13642}Who the devil are you? {13645}{13675}Lieutenant Defense {13677}{13736}and this is Lieutenant Baudouin.|Belgian army. {13738}{13764}Belgian army? {13766}{13820}They just came straggling in|off the veldt. {13823}{13888}I'm afraid we got lost|trying to join our unit, {13890}{13945}and we're about a day late|getting to Lake Victoria. {13948}{13992}Damn! That's 300 miles from here. {13994}{14032}When you boys get lost,|you don't mess around. {14035}{14092}Excuse me. Sir, have we met? {14094}{14145}Not that I'm aware. Captain Selous. {14148}{14212}Good to see you again, sir. {14215}{14242}Good to see you. {14245}{14345}You... You don't remember me.|I guess I was about nine years old. {14348}{14389}Henry Jones, Junior. {14392}{14461}- Son of Professor Jones?|- Yes. {14463}{14511}You were lost then too, I recall. {14513}{14568}Well, this really wasn't my fault. {14571}{14656}We thought we were on the right train|and somehow it was the wrong train, {14658}{14747}and then we got on another train, and,|well, that train broke down, but... {14749}{14814}Well, I guess it was the wrong train|anyway, because here we are. {14817}{14857}Easy for you to say. {14860}{14924}You don't appear to know|much about trains. {14927}{14976}Well, actually I know a lot about trains. {14979}{15035}I spent my summers working|shoveling coal on trains, {15037}{15074}but that really doesn't teach you much {15077}{15162}about the timetables|here in the middle of Africa. {15165}{15256}- I see.|- I don't suppose you speak German? {15304}{15373}But again, that really doesn't help me|get to Lake Victoria. {15375}{15444}We really need transportation north|to the Belgian lines. {15446}{15484}Can you help us? {15514}{15640}Oh, dear. You are out of luck.|Our supply truck isn't due in for weeks. {15702}{15766}So, how about the General? {15791}{15820}Now, there's an idea. {15823}{15868}We were just about to visit|our dear friend, {15870}{15906}General Smuts, on the beach. {15909}{15970}Why don't you come along,|I'm sure he could fix something up. {15973}{16044}- A trip to the beach?|- Sounds great. {16047}{16156}- That's settled. Donald, the staff car.|- Yes, sir. Right away, sir. {16252}{16322}We really, really appreciate this. {16325}{16376}Oh, yes, we do. {16378}{16414}- Think nothing of it.|- Think nothing of it. {16417}{16474}- Short cut, sir?|- By all means! {17017}{17073}There's the British lines, just ahead. {17387}{17432}Halt! {17434}{17496}25th Royal Fusiliers,|reporting as ordered. {17499}{17540}Password is "coral." {17543}{17646}Gentlemen, this is going|to be a rough ride. {17649}{17705}Look at that mess on the beach. {17708}{17784}Germans seem to have General Smuts|pinned down. {17869}{17953}Hang on, we're going to|have to play a little dodge ball. {18621}{18676}Let's get the heck out of here! {19021}{19054}Well, so much for the car. {19093}{19147}Lieutenant Defense.|Have your friend stay here, {19149}{19188}you come with me. {19225}{19273}Don't worry, Remy,|I'll get everything taken care of. {19275}{19322}I'll be back in a few minutes. {19473}{19504}Good Lord. {19506}{19577}Frank. You've made it.|Jolly good to see you again. {19580}{19636}You know Major Meinertzhagen,|British Intelligence. {19638}{19716}- I've not had that pleasure.|- The pleasure is entirely mine. {19718}{19756}Well, I'm surprised|to find you here, General. {19759}{19805}I thought you'd be to Morogoro by now. {19807}{19848}Trouble is, every time|we try to make a move, {19850}{19923}the Germans hit us with something big.|I mean big. {19925}{20007}The shells leave craters|50 yards across. {20009}{20107}Sounds like a naval cannon to me,|380 most like. {20109}{20158}- 380?|- 380 millimeter cannon, {20161}{20214}designed by Jerry for his battleships. {20217}{20313}It fires a two-ton shell 30 miles|and has a barrel 50 feet long. {20316}{20406}Thirty miles? Mother of mercy.|They got a battleship out there? {20409}{20480}That's just it.|They're not hitting us from the sea. {20483}{20560}They're shelling us from inland,|somewhere around here. {20562}{20640}- Inland?|- Yes, and it's hellishly mobile. {20650}{20729}It's not just us. It's all of our positions|within a hundred-mile radius. {20732}{20868}Gentlemen, if you had|the biggest cannon in the world {20870}{20984}and you wish to bedevil your enemy|by land, how would you do it? {20986}{21108}I'd mount that sucker on a flatcar|and ride the rails like a hobo out of hell. {21111}{21145}Right. {21147}{21216}The German railroad is 30 miles inland. {21233}{21286}You can bet the farm|that's where she is. {21345}{21420}Captain, I see your men|haven't lost their edge. {21423}{21458}They're the best of the best. {21461}{21508}Right. You lot, form up. {21593}{21636}Eyes front! {21681}{21769}Birdy Soames. Former merchant|marine, former lighthouse-keeper, {21772}{21871}expert on all things sea-going,|including naval artillery. {21873}{21975}Bill MacMillan. Former rodeo man,|wildcat miner, demolitions expert. {21977}{22004}Big Mac, to my friends. {22007}{22083}Mr. Golo. Best tracker in Africa. {22085}{22160}Zoltan. Ace mechanic,|expert with knives, {22162}{22207}best clown in Europe. {22209}{22273}Donald Parks.|Former secretary to His Majesty, {22276}{22347}former British Intelligence,|expert strategist. {22349}{22459}Henry Jones Junior.|Expert on trains, fluent in German. {22461}{22564}Gentlemen, on behalf on His Majesty,|I thank you all for volunteering. {22622}{22667}Volunteering for what? {22669}...
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