WEBVTT 00:00:00.148 --> 00:00:20.858 ..:: ارائه شده توسط وب سايت بلبل جان ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:00:21.148 --> 00:00:22.858 (barking) 00:00:31.700 --> 00:00:32.951 (groaning) 00:00:33.243 --> 00:00:34.786 Oh... 00:00:36.872 --> 00:00:38.623 Oh... (barking) 00:00:38.915 --> 00:00:40.959 Come on, come on, go, go, go, go! 00:00:41.251 --> 00:00:44.588 - Come on, we're coming through. - Go, go. Come on. - You'll be okay. 00:00:44.880 --> 00:00:46.923 You'll be alright. You're gonna be fine. 00:00:47.215 --> 00:00:48.675 Thank you, Stubby. 00:00:48.967 --> 00:00:50.635 (indistinct chatter) 00:00:51.178 --> 00:00:52.554 - Well done, boy. - Good boy. 00:00:52.846 --> 00:00:54.765 (whimpering) He saved him again. 00:00:55.057 --> 00:00:56.266 That's a good dog. 00:00:56.558 --> 00:00:58.477 (birdsong) 00:01:03.398 --> 00:01:05.650 (background chatter) 00:01:14.201 --> 00:01:15.452 (honking) 00:01:18.038 --> 00:01:19.873 (whining) 00:01:34.763 --> 00:01:35.931 (grumbling) 00:01:36.223 --> 00:01:38.141 Get out of here, you stinkin' mutt! 00:01:38.433 --> 00:01:41.478 Go rifle through someone else's trash. 00:01:41.770 --> 00:01:43.438 (whimpering) 00:01:44.523 --> 00:01:46.316 Go! (thump) 00:01:51.571 --> 00:01:53.615 Ah! Watch it, mutt. 00:01:53.907 --> 00:01:56.368 - Hey! (honking) - Come on! 00:01:56.660 --> 00:01:58.912 Whose dog is that?! (panting) 00:02:00.413 --> 00:02:02.207 (yelping) 00:02:04.334 --> 00:02:06.378 (background chatter) 00:02:08.755 --> 00:02:11.049 (patriotic music) 00:02:35.866 --> 00:02:38.660 (woman): Take care! (man): We're proud of you! 00:02:40.704 --> 00:02:42.873 (cheering and applause) 00:02:44.666 --> 00:02:49.296 (woman): When my brother put on the uniform of the United States Army, 00:02:49.588 --> 00:02:51.506 I was so very proud. 00:02:51.798 --> 00:02:56.303 In 1917, our country went to war with Germany. 00:02:56.595 --> 00:02:57.846 All across the nation, 00:02:58.138 --> 00:03:01.183 thousands of young men answered the call to fight. 00:03:01.474 --> 00:03:02.684 They were just boys. 00:03:02.976 --> 00:03:05.228 Well, they were called Doughboys, 00:03:05.520 --> 00:03:08.857 and my brother Robert was one of them. 00:03:10.150 --> 00:03:12.944 By the time we joined the war in April 1917, 00:03:13.236 --> 00:03:17.365 the French and British had already been fighting the mighty German Army 00:03:17.657 --> 00:03:19.284 for three long years. 00:03:19.576 --> 00:03:21.119 Their spirits were low. 00:03:21.411 --> 00:03:24.956 But they were happy to know that we were coming to help. 00:03:25.248 --> 00:03:28.376 This is the true story of a special friendship 00:03:28.668 --> 00:03:32.172 my brother made while training for the war. 00:03:33.089 --> 00:03:35.175 (patriotic music) 00:03:44.851 --> 00:03:47.103 (whimpering) - Oh, no, you don't. 00:03:47.395 --> 00:03:49.981 Scram, mutt! (grumbling) 00:03:50.273 --> 00:03:51.524 Scram! 00:03:53.068 --> 00:03:57.072 Left! Left! Left, right, left! (grumbling) 00:03:57.364 --> 00:03:59.241 Platoon... halt! 00:03:59.532 --> 00:04:01.993 Left... face! 00:04:02.285 --> 00:04:03.578 At ease! 00:04:07.540 --> 00:04:09.292 No time for lip spittle, boys. 00:04:09.584 --> 00:04:13.129 We have four short weeks left to turn you into soldiers. 00:04:13.421 --> 00:04:17.092 You've worked hard on drill, learned teamwork, 00:04:17.384 --> 00:04:18.677 discipline. But... 00:04:18.969 --> 00:04:20.762 next is the crump-hole. 00:04:21.054 --> 00:04:24.224 That's why you and I are here. 00:04:25.684 --> 00:04:28.228 (humming) 00:04:32.232 --> 00:04:34.317 Wha...?! How did this dog get in here?! 00:04:34.609 --> 00:04:37.070 (whimpering) Get out! Get out of here! 00:04:37.696 --> 00:04:39.030 Hey!! 00:04:39.322 --> 00:04:40.365 Ah! 00:04:40.657 --> 00:04:42.409 (groaning) 00:04:42.701 --> 00:04:44.411 (whining) Hey, shhh, shhh. 00:04:44.703 --> 00:04:47.831 Get off of me. Come on, go. I don't have any more food. Go away. Shoo. 00:04:48.123 --> 00:04:49.958 Come on, you're gonna get me in trouble. Get off. 00:04:50.250 --> 00:04:53.295 - Now General Pershing's gonna change all that. - Go. 00:04:54.212 --> 00:04:55.297 Shoo. Shoo. 00:04:55.588 --> 00:04:57.924 Go. Get away. 00:04:59.968 --> 00:05:01.803 When we get there, 00:05:02.095 --> 00:05:05.307 we're gonna take the fight to the enemy. 00:05:05.598 --> 00:05:08.143 (barking) (chuckling) 00:05:08.435 --> 00:05:09.894 At least he's ready. 00:05:10.186 --> 00:05:11.855 (barking) 00:05:12.147 --> 00:05:15.233 This pooch belong to any of you men? 00:05:20.905 --> 00:05:23.158 I see you eyeballing him, Private Conroy. 00:05:23.450 --> 00:05:25.702 (barking) Better fetch that dog a bone. 00:05:25.994 --> 00:05:27.954 Looks like he could use it. 00:05:29.080 --> 00:05:31.916 Platoon, atten...tion! 00:05:32.584 --> 00:05:34.419 (barking) (laughing) 00:05:35.253 --> 00:05:36.713 Dismissed. 00:05:37.297 --> 00:05:40.383 Alright. Come on, boy, you heard the sergeant. Let's go. 00:05:40.675 --> 00:05:44.888 (woman): And that's how Robert met his new little buddy. 00:05:46.139 --> 00:05:49.351 Come on, move along. This is not a picnic. 00:05:50.310 --> 00:05:52.228 (dog whining) 00:05:52.520 --> 00:05:54.272 Oh, it's that mutt again. 00:05:54.564 --> 00:05:58.318 - Sergeant says get him fed. - Uh, I don't cook for dogs. 00:05:58.610 --> 00:06:01.654 Hey, Biscuit, he might be the only one that likes your cooking. 00:06:01.946 --> 00:06:03.323 (laughter) Better be nice to him. 00:06:03.615 --> 00:06:05.408 (mumbling in Italian) 00:06:06.868 --> 00:06:09.537 You really know how to make friends, don't you, Olsen? 00:06:09.829 --> 00:06:11.915 Sure do. Always. 00:06:12.207 --> 00:06:14.626 You, uh, find a new buddy, Conroy? 00:06:15.168 --> 00:06:17.128 No, actually, he kinda found me. 00:06:17.420 --> 00:06:18.963 Isn't that right, boy? (barking) 00:06:19.255 --> 00:06:21.299 Can't believe the sergeant let the dog stay. 00:06:21.591 --> 00:06:23.968 - He must feel sorry for us. - Alright, alright. 00:06:24.260 --> 00:06:27.263 The sergeant gave him a pass, but the colonel never will. 00:06:27.555 --> 00:06:29.140 Maybe the sergeant wanted a mascot, 00:06:29.432 --> 00:06:31.184 to give the unit a different look. 00:06:31.476 --> 00:06:34.479 Ugh. A different smell, too. Hey, no, wait! 00:06:34.771 --> 00:06:37.357 What the...? No! Bad dog! Bad dog! 00:06:37.649 --> 00:06:40.235 (laughter) I hate dogs. 00:06:56.418 --> 00:06:59.796 No, no, no, no, no, no. Hey, hey, listen. (grumbling) 00:07:00.088 --> 00:07:02.090 Listen. Stay. 00:07:02.382 --> 00:07:04.467 No. St... 00:07:04.759 --> 00:07:06.219 Stay. 00:07:06.511 --> 00:07:07.470 Good. 00:07:07.762 --> 00:07:11.391 You sleep there, on the floor, not in my bed. 00:07:12.475 --> 00:07:13.685 Good. 00:07:14.769 --> 00:07:16.479 (sighing) Good night, boy. 00:07:16.771 --> 00:07:18.648 (whimpering) 00:07:23.111 --> 00:07:25.071 (grumbling) 00:07:33.329 --> 00:07:36.458 That's enough shuteye! On your feet! Out of the sack! 00:07:36.749 --> 00:07:37.876 (grunting) (clanging) 00:07:38.168 --> 00:07:39.752 (groaning) 00:07:40.503 --> 00:07:44.757 Left! Left! Left, right, left! 00:07:45.049 --> 00:07:47.469 Column left... march! 00:07:53.391 --> 00:07:55.602 (whining) 00:07:56.352 --> 00:08:00.982 Left! Left! Left, right, left! Left! Left! Left, right, left! 00:08:01.274 --> 00:08:03.151 Left! Left! 00:08:05.612 --> 00:08:06.821 Go! Go! Go! 00:08:07.113 --> 00:08:09.449 (panting) (growling playfully) 00:08:09.741 --> 00:08:12.535 Over the wall, Clayborn, not through it! 00:08:12.827 --> 00:08:14.537 I got it. (barking) 00:08:14.829 --> 00:08:16.206 Oh! 00:08:26.758 --> 00:08:28.676 Whose target is that? (barking) 00:08:28.968 --> 00:08:30.887 Hey, boy, go fetch it. 00:08:32.555 --> 00:08:34.849 He's quite a dog you got there, Conroy. 00:08:35.141 --> 00:08:37.852 Not even afraid of the sound of gunfire. 00:08:43.107 --> 00:08:44.400 Well done, soldier. 00:08:44.692 --> 00:08:46.903 - Thank you, Sergeant. - Not you. 00:08:47.195 --> 00:08:49.489 You missed the target completely. 00:08:49.781 --> 00:08:52.158 I was talking to the dog. (barking) 00:08:52.450 --> 00:08:56.371 Pick up your feet, Olsen! One after the other! 00:08:56.663 --> 00:08:58.414 (barking) 00:08:59.624 --> 00:09:01.793 (gasping) (groaning) - Ow. Oh. 00:09:02.085 --> 00:09:05.421 Back of the line, Conroy. Do it again. 00:09:05.713 --> 00:09:07.757 (barking) 00:09:08.049 --> 00:09:10.426 (growling softly) 00:09:12.053 --> 00:09:15.557 Put your glasses on, Schroeder! The enemy's that way! 00:09:15.848 --> 00:09:17.475 (barking) 00:09:23.273 --> 00:09:25.525 (woman): I loved hearing how his little dog 00:09:25.817 --> 00:09:27.986 trained right alongside Robert and his buddies. 00:09:28.278 --> 00:09:29.612 Platoon... halt! 00:09:29.904 --> 00:09:32.615 Robert's letters were full of his exploits. 00:09:32.907 --> 00:09:38.162 It made me happy to know how much joy the dog brought to my kid brother. 00:09:38.454 --> 00:09:40.707 At ease. 00:09:42.667 --> 00:09:43.835 Look at him. 00:09:44.127 --> 00:09:45.920 He has been training alongside you guys 00:09:46.212 --> 00:09:48.548 and he drills better than most of you. 00:09:50.592 --> 00:09:53.428 You could all learn something from him. 00:09:55.263 --> 00:09:56.931 (stifled laughter) 00:09:58.308 --> 00:10:00.602 (laughter) 00:10:06.441 --> 00:10:08.860 I hope you'll be able to keep him, Conroy. 00:10:09.152 --> 00:10:13.114 This is the army, Schroeder. If they don't issue it, you don't need it. 00:10:13.406 --> 00:10:14.991 That includes pets. 00:10:15.283 --> 00:10:16.868 All the same, I'm keeping him. 00:10:17.160 --> 00:10:20.622 In fact, I thought of a name for him: Stubby. 00:10:20.913 --> 00:10:22.498 (barking) 00:10:22.790 --> 00:10:26.210 It's a perfect name for a perfect little tail. 00:10:26.502 --> 00:10:28.546 Ain't that right? Yeah, right, Stubby? 00:10:28.838 --> 00:10:30.590 Whoa. One thing's for certain. 00:10:30.882 --> 00:10:35.011 When the colonel catches him, it's bye-bye, doggie. 00:10:35.303 --> 00:10:36.220 (barking) - Hmm. 00:10:36.512 --> 00:10:38.431 Maybe not. 00:10:39.265 --> 00:10:40.433 Alright, bud. 00:10:40.725 --> 00:10:43.728 Listen to me, listen. Alright, stay calm. 00:10:44.020 --> 00:10:46.606 Stay... No, listen. Sit. Sit. 00:10:46.898 --> 00:10:48.149 Stubby, come on. (whimpering) 00:10:48.441 --> 00:10:51.653 We're gonna stay here all night until we get this right. 00:10:51.944 --> 00:10:54.530 Hold it... hold it. 00:10:54.822 --> 00:10:56.949 (barking) Hold... it. 00:10:58.743 --> 00:11:00.953 (patriotic music) 00:11:06.417 --> 00:11:09.921 ♪ Over there over there 00:11:10.213 --> 00:11:13.675 ♪ Send the word send the word over there ♪ 00:11:13.966 --> 00:11:16.969 That's you, men. You're the Yankee Division. 00:11:17.512 --> 00:11:19.806 That includes you too, Stubby. (barking) 00:11:20.098 --> 00:11:23.226 (chuckling) - What in Sam Hill is that dog doing here? 00:11:23.518 --> 00:11:25.395 Platoon, attention! 00:11:25.687 --> 00:11:29.941 This is an army base, not a petting zoo! Whose dog is this?! 00:11:30.733 --> 00:11:33.403 Yes, he's my dog, Colonel, sir. 00:11:33.695 --> 00:11:35.196 (whimpering) 00:11:39.117 --> 00:11:41.160 What in tarnation? 00:11:41.661 --> 00:11:43.454 Did you train this dog, soldier? 00:11:43.746 --> 00:11:46.582 Yes, sir. Wasn't that hard, sir. 00:11:47.667 --> 00:11:50.878 Next thing you know, he'll be barking out general orders. 00:11:51.170 --> 00:11:53.715 Uh, sir, what would you have us do with the dog? 00:11:54.006 --> 00:11:56.801 Well, as long as that dog soldiers like that, 00:11:57.093 --> 00:12:01.222 he's as welcome as any man in this army. Carry on, men. 00:12:05.059 --> 00:12:08.479 (barking) - You're something else, Stubby. 00:12:09.897 --> 00:12:12.150 (fanfare) 00:12:16.320 --> 00:12:18.156 (Stubby whimpering) 00:12:18.448 --> 00:12:20.616 (barking) (whimpering) 00:12:21.659 --> 00:12:24.036 (growling) 00:12:26.956 --> 00:12:28.750 (barking) 00:12:30.418 --> 00:12:33.045 (whimpering) 00:12:45.349 --> 00:12:48.102 Remove your gas masks. Do it! 00:12:48.394 --> 00:12:49.979 Do it now! 00:12:57.487 --> 00:12:59.530 (whimpering) 00:12:59.822 --> 00:13:02.074 (soldiers coughing) 00:13:02.366 --> 00:13:03.826 Outside! Now! 00:13:08.790 --> 00:13:10.124 This is teargas, men, 00:13:10.416 --> 00:13:14.086 not the mustard or poisonous gas you will be facing. 00:13:14.378 --> 00:13:16.255 Keep your masks handy at all times. 00:13:16.547 --> 00:13:19.217 Get used to them, learn to live in them. 00:13:19.218 --> 00:13:21.303 (growling) (whimpering) 00:13:22.179 --> 00:13:24.306 (soldiers groaning and coughing) 00:13:47.454 --> 00:13:49.122 (chuckling) 00:13:49.414 --> 00:13:51.917 Alright, Stubs, here we go. (barking) 00:13:52.209 --> 00:13:53.502 Whew! Oh! 00:13:55.921 --> 00:13:57.548 (laughing) 00:13:58.048 --> 00:14:00.717 Oh! Okay, Stubby, you're too quick for me, boy. 00:14:01.009 --> 00:14:03.095 Left! Left! 00:14:03.387 --> 00:14:05.138 Left, right, left! 00:14:05.430 --> 00:14:07.266 To the rear! March! 00:14:07.558 --> 00:14:09.184 Left! Left! 00:14:09.476 --> 00:14:11.395 Left, right, left! 00:14:11.687 --> 00:14:13.647 Left! Left! 00:14:13.939 --> 00:14:16.275 Left, right, left! 00:14:16.567 --> 00:14:18.569 Platoon... halt! 00:14:18.861 --> 00:14:21.822 Left... face! At ease. 00:14:22.114 --> 00:14:23.448 Well done, gentlemen. 00:14:23.740 --> 00:14:25.534 You've come a long way. 00:14:25.826 --> 00:14:28.036 You too, Stubby. 00:14:28.328 --> 00:14:29.955 (trumpeting) 00:14:30.247 --> 00:14:33.667 Yep, that's right, it's chow time, boy. 00:14:33.959 --> 00:14:36.086 Hey, Stubby, look what I got for you. 00:14:36.378 --> 00:14:39.339 Hey, Biscuit, can we get something other than dog food? 00:14:39.631 --> 00:14:42.217 I'm not talking to you, Olsen. I'm talking to Stubby. 00:14:42.509 --> 00:14:43.969 How'd you end up here, Schroeder? 00:14:44.261 --> 00:14:45.762 Yeah, you're a German, ain't you? 00:14:46.054 --> 00:14:49.474 If a German doesn't join, he's a slacker. 00:14:49.766 --> 00:14:51.476 - A what? - A draft dodger. 00:14:51.768 --> 00:14:53.312 (laughing) - That's why you joined? 00:14:53.604 --> 00:14:56.481 Do you see how people look at Germans these days? 00:14:56.773 --> 00:14:59.651 If I didn't join, I couldn't call myself an American. 00:14:59.943 --> 00:15:04.156 Hey, you know what, Schroeder? You're an American in my book. 00:15:06.033 --> 00:15:08.368 I've watched you men become soldiers. 00:15:08.660 --> 00:15:10.370 It makes me proud. 00:15:10.662 --> 00:15:14.708 You, too, Stubby. I hope you stay on the base to look after the next group. 00:15:15.000 --> 00:15:18.420 Now, take this weekend to write your letters and say your farewells. 00:15:18.712 --> 00:15:22.424 And pray that we will all be home safe and sound very soon. 00:15:22.716 --> 00:15:24.259 We ship out on Monday night. 00:15:24.551 --> 00:15:25.969 God bless us all, 00:15:26.261 --> 00:15:29.556 and God bless the United States of America. 00:15:29.848 --> 00:15:32.017 Take charge of your men, Sergeant. 00:15:35.646 --> 00:15:37.856 Dismissed! 00:15:46.114 --> 00:15:49.952 (woman): Robert told me how scared he and the other boys were 00:15:50.243 --> 00:15:54.623 when they finally got word it was time to go to war. 00:15:56.792 --> 00:15:59.670 I didn't receive Robert's last letter from camp 00:15:59.962 --> 00:16:01.797 until he had set sail for France. 00:16:02.089 --> 00:16:04.591 He wrote me how about he would miss me, 00:16:04.883 --> 00:16:07.803 but mainly how heartbroken he was 00:16:08.637 --> 00:16:11.682 at having to leave Stubby behind. 00:16:11.974 --> 00:16:14.309 (whimpering) - Not right now, Stubby. 00:16:17.729 --> 00:16:19.356 I was just so worried, 00:16:19.648 --> 00:16:22.025 and I prayed he'd be home again soon. 00:16:22.317 --> 00:16:24.152 (whimpering) 00:16:26.071 --> 00:16:27.906 Stubby, come on. 00:16:28.198 --> 00:16:29.574 This is really hard for me, too. 00:16:29.866 --> 00:16:33.954 You're going to be fine and I will be back before you know it. 00:16:34.246 --> 00:16:35.872 (whimpering) 00:16:36.164 --> 00:16:38.750 Look. I got a gift for you. 00:16:48.051 --> 00:16:49.636 (barking) 00:16:51.013 --> 00:16:53.557 (grumbling) 00:16:58.103 --> 00:16:59.938 Hold it, Stubby, hold it! 00:17:00.230 --> 00:17:01.606 (laughing) 00:17:01.898 --> 00:17:04.860 Look at you, handsome boy! Looking good, Stubby! 00:17:08.488 --> 00:17:10.407 Come now. (whimpering) 00:17:16.872 --> 00:17:20.167 Like I promised, he'll be here for you when you get back. 00:17:20.459 --> 00:17:23.378 I'll take good care of him. 00:17:24.337 --> 00:17:27.132 You hear that, Stubby? You'll never be hungry. 00:17:28.050 --> 00:17:29.676 (barking softly) 00:17:29.968 --> 00:17:31.887 (Robert sighing) 00:17:37.893 --> 00:17:39.603 (whimpering) 00:17:44.191 --> 00:17:46.318 (barking plaintively) 00:17:49.863 --> 00:17:51.698 (whimpering) 00:17:51.990 --> 00:17:53.992 (barking plaintively) 00:17:57.204 --> 00:17:58.914 (barking) Stay, Stubby. 00:17:59.206 --> 00:18:01.166 Don't worry, I'll be back soon. 00:18:01.458 --> 00:18:03.585 (man): Conroy, get in line. Let's go. 00:18:03.877 --> 00:18:06.463 (barking plaintively) (engine rumbling) 00:18:06.755 --> 00:18:08.340 (barking) 00:18:09.424 --> 00:18:11.551 (whimpering) 00:18:18.141 --> 00:18:19.726 (sighing) 00:18:25.899 --> 00:18:27.734 (growling softly) 00:18:28.985 --> 00:18:30.737 (dishes rattling) 00:18:38.078 --> 00:18:40.247 Stubby! Where you going?! 00:18:45.710 --> 00:18:48.004 (train whistle blowing) 00:18:51.508 --> 00:18:54.052 (train whistle blowing) (train chugging) 00:19:34.426 --> 00:19:36.553 (men shouting) 00:19:40.265 --> 00:19:42.142 (whimpering) 00:19:44.269 --> 00:19:46.563 (background chatter) 00:20:05.749 --> 00:20:08.001 Up, up, up, up, up. 00:20:08.293 --> 00:20:11.755 Bring that up. Hey. Hey, watch your head over there. 00:20:12.047 --> 00:20:15.008 Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. (indistinct chatter) 00:20:15.300 --> 00:20:17.135 (metal groaning) 00:20:17.427 --> 00:20:19.012 (whimpering) 00:20:20.722 --> 00:20:22.891 (thump) (whimpering) 00:20:55.465 --> 00:20:57.133 (sniffing) 00:21:03.556 --> 00:21:05.225 (creaking) 00:21:08.728 --> 00:21:10.647 (wind blowing) 00:21:13.525 --> 00:21:15.485 (barking softly) 00:21:16.695 --> 00:21:18.863 (whimpering) (gulls squawking) 00:21:32.085 --> 00:21:33.753 (sniffing) 00:22:16.421 --> 00:22:17.881 Oh! 00:22:18.173 --> 00:22:19.549 Stubby? 00:22:19.841 --> 00:22:22.927 How did you get here? Where did you come from? How did you get here? 00:22:23.219 --> 00:22:25.055 What are we going to do with you? 00:22:25.347 --> 00:22:27.057 We'll have to hide you. 00:22:27.349 --> 00:22:28.433 Somehow. 00:22:28.725 --> 00:22:30.310 Oh, brother, it's the mutt. 00:22:30.602 --> 00:22:32.270 How did he get here? 00:22:32.645 --> 00:22:34.689 I don't know. It's a miracle. 00:22:35.315 --> 00:22:38.610 Stubby, you're just so clever, aren't you? 00:22:39.527 --> 00:22:42.781 This is a really dumb idea. 00:22:43.073 --> 00:22:45.033 (whimpering) - Shhh, Stubby. 00:22:45.325 --> 00:22:47.744 (whimpering) Shhh. We can't let them hear you. 00:22:48.036 --> 00:22:51.289 When they find him, they're gonna throw him overboard. 00:22:51.581 --> 00:22:53.041 (grunting) (exclamations) 00:22:53.333 --> 00:22:55.460 (groaning) (gasping) 00:22:56.252 --> 00:22:58.588 Who in the...?! What...? 00:22:58.880 --> 00:23:00.548 What the...? 00:23:00.840 --> 00:23:03.802 What the devil is going on here?! 00:23:12.227 --> 00:23:15.063 Ahem-hem. Better salute, sir. 00:23:15.605 --> 00:23:17.857 Someone's got a lot of explaining to do. 00:23:18.149 --> 00:23:20.110 Who smuggled this dog aboard? 00:23:20.402 --> 00:23:22.487 He followed me on the train, sir! 00:23:22.779 --> 00:23:23.905 He was quite determined. 00:23:24.197 --> 00:23:26.408 But I swear I did not carry him on board, sir. 00:23:26.699 --> 00:23:30.412 He sort of became the regiment's unofficial mascot, sir. 00:23:33.706 --> 00:23:36.876 I didn't carry him on board, either, sir. 00:23:40.171 --> 00:23:42.590 You're quite resourceful, aren't you, boy? 00:23:42.882 --> 00:23:45.218 Why, thank you, fella. 00:23:45.510 --> 00:23:46.803 Well, I guess it's better 00:23:47.095 --> 00:23:50.515 to have every man and every dog we can get in this fight. 00:23:50.807 --> 00:23:55.145 Make sure he receives some... dog tags. Carry on. 00:23:57.147 --> 00:24:01.651 Mother! How does he keep getting away with this?! 00:24:09.784 --> 00:24:13.538 There ya go, Stubby. You're a real Yankee now. 00:24:13.830 --> 00:24:15.665 (barking) 00:24:16.332 --> 00:24:20.420 (woman): Every day, we scanned the newspapers for news of the Minnesota. 00:24:20.712 --> 00:24:24.340 They were full of stories about our boys being lost at sea, 00:24:24.632 --> 00:24:26.551 but nothing about the Yankee Division. 00:24:26.843 --> 00:24:30.805 I had no idea that Stubby had made it onboard. 00:24:39.063 --> 00:24:40.857 (crows cawing) 00:24:41.149 --> 00:24:43.067 It was two long months before I got word 00:24:43.359 --> 00:24:46.821 that Robert and Stubby were safely in France... 00:24:47.405 --> 00:24:49.449 ...when I heard they were headed into action 00:24:49.741 --> 00:24:52.035 at a place called Chemin des Dames, 00:24:52.327 --> 00:24:55.580 where they were going to join the French lines. 00:25:07.759 --> 00:25:09.511 (crows cawing) 00:25:15.558 --> 00:25:18.478 (rumbling) (soldiers coughing) 00:25:20.980 --> 00:25:22.690 (man): The Americans. 00:25:24.150 --> 00:25:26.402 (soldiers muttering) 00:25:27.654 --> 00:25:30.240 (soldier coughing) (whimpering) 00:25:31.991 --> 00:25:34.077 (coughing) 00:25:35.036 --> 00:25:38.373 Mother, they look like they've been through the wringer. 00:25:38.831 --> 00:25:41.084 That's why we're here, I guess. 00:25:41.543 --> 00:25:43.044 Shhh! 00:25:45.171 --> 00:25:47.298 (soldiers groaning) 00:25:59.394 --> 00:26:02.188 (soldier snoring) (mouse squeaking) 00:26:02.480 --> 00:26:04.190 (growling) 00:26:04.482 --> 00:26:05.567 (squeaking) 00:26:05.858 --> 00:26:07.443 (Stubby growling) 00:26:14.909 --> 00:26:16.536 (snarling and barking) 00:26:16.828 --> 00:26:18.162 (squeaking) 00:26:18.454 --> 00:26:20.873 (soldier speaking French) 00:26:25.295 --> 00:26:27.213 (squeaking) (barking) 00:26:27.922 --> 00:26:31.759 (woman): Evidently, Stubby wasted no time in making himself useful. 00:26:32.051 --> 00:26:35.888 He began by clearing the vermin from the trenches. 00:26:36.973 --> 00:26:38.683 (birdsong) 00:26:40.143 --> 00:26:43.104 (Olsen groaning) - I'm hungry. 00:26:43.396 --> 00:26:45.773 Somebody tell me there's breakfast. 00:26:46.065 --> 00:26:48.359 (birds chirping) 00:26:55.700 --> 00:26:58.202 (birds chirping frantically) 00:26:59.621 --> 00:27:02.040 Incoming! Take cover! 00:27:03.333 --> 00:27:05.293 (men): Get down. Get down! 00:27:05.585 --> 00:27:07.253 - Hey, get down! - Oh! 00:27:07.545 --> 00:27:10.632 (whimpering) (exclaiming) Medic! 00:27:10.923 --> 00:27:13.301 Medic! (confused chatter) Keep down! 00:27:13.593 --> 00:27:15.470 (whimpering) 00:27:16.846 --> 00:27:18.973 (Frenchman): Attention! (confused shouting) 00:27:21.392 --> 00:27:23.102 (whimpering) 00:27:29.776 --> 00:27:31.903 (woman): From his first day in action, 00:27:32.487 --> 00:27:34.197 Stubby was on a mission. 00:27:34.781 --> 00:27:36.449 (barking) - Medic!! 00:27:37.283 --> 00:27:40.495 And he dug out many soldiers who'd been buried. 00:27:40.787 --> 00:27:42.580 (soldiers shouting in French) 00:27:42.872 --> 00:27:44.707 Robert was so proud of him. 00:27:44.999 --> 00:27:46.376 (whimpering) 00:27:47.251 --> 00:27:51.422 - Injured man coming through! - To your positions! You must hold them! 00:27:52.048 --> 00:27:55.343 Stay on the wall and watch for an attack! 00:27:57.970 --> 00:28:00.223 Come, Sergeant, look. 00:28:00.890 --> 00:28:02.767 (laughter) (distant chatter) 00:28:03.184 --> 00:28:04.686 I'll be darned. 00:28:05.061 --> 00:28:07.313 (men speaking German) (laughter) 00:28:07.605 --> 00:28:10.525 Okay, but we must not let down our guard. 00:28:10.817 --> 00:28:15.405 This time, it was only a little welcome from our Boche friends. 00:28:18.533 --> 00:28:21.202 Move along, Yanks, move along. 00:28:21.494 --> 00:28:24.163 You cannot save us if you hang around in here. 00:28:24.455 --> 00:28:26.082 Come on. Next. 00:28:26.374 --> 00:28:28.459 I don't think they like us. 00:28:28.751 --> 00:28:30.461 I thought "Yankee" was a good word. 00:28:30.753 --> 00:28:33.047 Excuse me, uh, something for my dog, please. 00:28:33.339 --> 00:28:35.007 For your dog? 00:28:35.299 --> 00:28:37.135 Are you crazy, Yankee? 00:28:37.427 --> 00:28:40.555 He is a soldier. He's the division mascot. 00:28:40.847 --> 00:28:43.433 Name's Stubby. (barking) You see his dog tags? 00:28:43.725 --> 00:28:46.102 And now a Boche is telling me 00:28:46.394 --> 00:28:49.355 to give good French food to an American dog? 00:28:49.647 --> 00:28:52.108 Ah, this war is getting crazier every day. 00:28:52.400 --> 00:28:54.193 I am an American. 00:28:54.485 --> 00:28:56.863 Oh, ja, ja. Of course you are. 00:28:57.155 --> 00:28:58.656 (laughing) Yeah. 00:28:58.948 --> 00:29:01.534 He is American! Do you understand? 00:29:01.826 --> 00:29:04.078 Well, he sounds like a Boche to me. 00:29:04.370 --> 00:29:06.164 And you sound like a moron, froggy! 00:29:06.456 --> 00:29:08.499 - Quoi?! - Ow! (men shouting) 00:29:08.791 --> 00:29:11.252 (grunting) - Enough, you two. 00:29:11.544 --> 00:29:14.005 We are here to fight the Boche, not each other. 00:29:14.297 --> 00:29:16.048 (barking) Allez. 00:29:16.340 --> 00:29:17.675 Un bisou. (groaning) 00:29:17.967 --> 00:29:20.553 (background chatter) (laughter and jeering) 00:29:20.845 --> 00:29:23.097 (chuckling) Now, zat's better. 00:29:23.389 --> 00:29:25.892 We are all friend now. Uh? 00:29:26.184 --> 00:29:27.935 (growling) - Stubby, shhh. Calm down. Calm down. 00:29:28.227 --> 00:29:29.312 Come here. Calm down, Stubby. 00:29:29.604 --> 00:29:33.107 American soldier. You must be Conroy, no? 00:29:33.399 --> 00:29:35.443 Yes. I'm-I'm Conroy. 00:29:35.735 --> 00:29:38.905 I am Gaston Baptiste of the Third Regiment, 00:29:39.197 --> 00:29:40.823 and we are to be working together. 00:29:41.115 --> 00:29:44.786 My Capitaine says, "Look for a man with a little dog." 00:29:45.077 --> 00:29:46.370 Hmm. Really? 00:29:46.662 --> 00:29:49.707 Yes, you and me and your, uh, little... friend... 00:29:49.999 --> 00:29:51.459 (growling) 00:29:51.751 --> 00:29:54.170 ...you will get so close to the Boche, 00:29:54.462 --> 00:29:56.631 you will be able to smell them. 00:29:56.923 --> 00:29:58.633 (sniffing) 00:30:04.972 --> 00:30:07.600 - Ah! - Have you ever used one of these? 00:30:07.892 --> 00:30:09.143 Hmm? 00:30:09.435 --> 00:30:12.146 Um, y-yeah. Yeah, in basic training. 00:30:12.438 --> 00:30:13.898 (growling) 00:30:14.190 --> 00:30:16.609 (chuckling) - It's also perfect for cheese. 00:30:16.901 --> 00:30:19.111 Want to try some? 00:30:19.695 --> 00:30:23.658 I must apologize for this slop that cook calls food. 00:30:24.242 --> 00:30:27.703 - It's war. I understand - No, there is no excuse! 00:30:27.995 --> 00:30:32.208 Napoleon say an army marches on its stomach, 00:30:32.542 --> 00:30:36.546 so they should give ours with good food. 00:30:37.088 --> 00:30:38.965 Voila. (Stubby whining) 00:30:39.924 --> 00:30:42.718 Um... so what exactly are we going to be doing? 00:30:43.302 --> 00:30:45.137 Can you ride a horse? No? 00:30:45.429 --> 00:30:48.140 Yes, yes. I-I mean, I'm... I might not be the best, 00:30:48.432 --> 00:30:50.142 but you know, I-I'm okay. 00:30:50.434 --> 00:30:52.478 Good, because our officers have decided 00:30:52.770 --> 00:30:55.857 that we will be spying on the Boche. 00:30:56.148 --> 00:30:59.235 - Hmm? - You, me and, uh... 00:30:59.527 --> 00:31:01.737 - Salty. - Actually, it's Stubby 00:31:02.029 --> 00:31:05.491 Okay. But first, let's celebrate. 00:31:07.243 --> 00:31:09.203 Uh... no. 00:31:09.495 --> 00:31:11.038 No, mais it's only wine. 00:31:11.330 --> 00:31:13.249 You don't like wine, American soldier? 00:31:13.541 --> 00:31:15.918 (chuckling) - I never drank wine, 00:31:16.210 --> 00:31:18.588 and I'm sure it's against the rules for us. 00:31:18.880 --> 00:31:20.298 The rules? What rules? 00:31:20.590 --> 00:31:22.550 (chuckling) This is war. 00:31:25.803 --> 00:31:27.221 Ah. Without wine, 00:31:27.513 --> 00:31:30.766 we French would not have survived these three years, 00:31:31.058 --> 00:31:32.435 so they give it to us. 00:31:32.727 --> 00:31:34.770 The French army gives you wine? 00:31:35.062 --> 00:31:36.606 Bien sûr, mon ami! 00:31:36.898 --> 00:31:41.235 We French go from the milk of our mothers to the juice of the vine. 00:31:41.527 --> 00:31:43.446 (Robert chuckling) - Hey, you hear that, Stubby? 00:31:43.738 --> 00:31:46.657 - They get wine. - Eh, okay, let's go. 00:31:51.579 --> 00:31:53.831 Hey, Conroy, Conroy. What's happening? 00:31:54.123 --> 00:31:57.835 Uh, apparently, I have to follow him 00:31:58.127 --> 00:31:59.378 Eh. Lucky you. 00:31:59.670 --> 00:32:02.173 And you two, come with me. 00:32:05.259 --> 00:32:07.261 (crows cawing) 00:32:18.356 --> 00:32:20.399 This is horrible. 00:32:21.400 --> 00:32:23.319 Everything's destroyed. 00:32:24.153 --> 00:32:25.488 Everything. 00:32:26.030 --> 00:32:28.324 No, not everything 00:32:31.327 --> 00:32:34.080 (bombardment) - Stubby, down! 00:32:36.290 --> 00:32:38.250 (Stubby whimpering) 00:32:38.542 --> 00:32:40.211 Come, my friends. 00:32:40.503 --> 00:32:41.963 Those are ours. (chuckling) 00:32:42.254 --> 00:32:44.256 We pay them back for this morning. 00:32:44.799 --> 00:32:46.717 I thought we were being attacked. 00:32:47.009 --> 00:32:49.220 You will soon know the difference 00:32:49.512 --> 00:32:51.806 between theirs and ours. 00:32:53.891 --> 00:32:55.977 (French music) 00:33:03.901 --> 00:33:06.612 (background chatter) 00:33:08.990 --> 00:33:10.199 Et voilà. 00:33:10.491 --> 00:33:13.077 Here it is, your new home. 00:33:15.079 --> 00:33:16.497 Sweet dreams. 00:33:18.207 --> 00:33:20.960 (whistle blowing) - Get up now, everybody! 00:33:21.669 --> 00:33:23.045 Everybody, get up! 00:33:23.337 --> 00:33:25.589 Come on, Conroy. (barking) 00:33:26.215 --> 00:33:27.675 (moaning) 00:33:28.676 --> 00:33:32.555 Now let me sleep Stubby, just let me sleep a little more. 00:33:32.930 --> 00:33:34.473 Woof-woof. 00:33:35.391 --> 00:33:37.935 Oh. Oh! Ah! Ah. Sorry. 00:33:38.227 --> 00:33:40.521 - Alright, get up now. - Yeah, I'm up, I'm up. 00:33:40.813 --> 00:33:42.356 I'm up. I'm getting up. 00:33:48.154 --> 00:33:51.240 (birdsong) (horse chuffing) 00:33:58.497 --> 00:34:01.500 Uh... have you done this before? 00:34:01.792 --> 00:34:06.338 Don't worry, it will be fine. I've done this many times. 00:34:06.672 --> 00:34:08.257 Where did you find him? 00:34:08.549 --> 00:34:10.968 Oh, uh, he was living rough. 00:34:11.260 --> 00:34:13.220 He joined us when we were training. 00:34:13.512 --> 00:34:15.306 He's not very beautiful. 00:34:15.598 --> 00:34:17.016 Oh. Pfft. 00:34:17.308 --> 00:34:21.437 - Maybe not, but he's got real character. - Just like me. 00:34:21.729 --> 00:34:24.356 I'm not the most beautiful, 00:34:24.648 --> 00:34:27.359 but I'm strong and lovable. 00:34:27.651 --> 00:34:29.945 (Robert chuckling) - Uh-huh. 00:34:30.237 --> 00:34:34.700 This is the place. We get a good view from here. 00:34:40.039 --> 00:34:41.874 (bird calls) 00:35:01.102 --> 00:35:02.394 What do you see? 00:35:02.686 --> 00:35:04.855 (soldiers speaking German) 00:35:10.277 --> 00:35:12.446 Look. (Stubby growling softly) 00:35:13.280 --> 00:35:14.532 It's gas. 00:35:14.824 --> 00:35:17.993 We need to sound the alarm. Let's go. 00:35:22.790 --> 00:35:25.084 (barking) (exclaiming) 00:35:27.753 --> 00:35:30.005 - Halt! - Run! Run!! (gunshot) 00:35:30.297 --> 00:35:32.716 Stop! (gunshot) 00:35:33.008 --> 00:35:35.594 I said stop! (gunshot) Halt! 00:35:35.886 --> 00:35:37.680 (gunfire) 00:35:37.972 --> 00:35:39.265 (neighing) 00:35:39.557 --> 00:35:42.935 - The horses! Stay here! Stay! - Stay, stay! Come on! 00:35:43.227 --> 00:35:44.895 (gunfire) Stubby, go! 00:35:45.187 --> 00:35:47.648 Go tell them, Stubby, go! (gunfire) 00:35:56.115 --> 00:35:57.825 (speaking German) 00:36:03.998 --> 00:36:06.667 (barking) 00:36:17.261 --> 00:36:19.597 (barking and growling) (barking) 00:36:19.889 --> 00:36:23.142 What? Stubby? (barking) Okay! Gas! 00:36:23.434 --> 00:36:25.144 Gas! (clanging) 00:36:25.436 --> 00:36:26.896 Gas!!! 00:36:27.813 --> 00:36:30.524 (shouting) (barking) 00:36:30.816 --> 00:36:32.776 Move it, move it, move it! (barking) 00:36:33.068 --> 00:36:35.905 Let's go, let's go! Get a move on! 00:36:38.073 --> 00:36:39.742 (snoring) 00:36:41.327 --> 00:36:42.953 Oh. Ah. 00:36:47.041 --> 00:36:49.251 Feuer!! 00:37:09.730 --> 00:37:11.106 (barking) - Hey, little dog. 00:37:11.398 --> 00:37:13.400 (barking) (background chatter) 00:37:15.236 --> 00:37:16.987 Oh. Oh, no. 00:37:17.279 --> 00:37:20.074 Gas? Gas! Look, gas! 00:37:20.366 --> 00:37:22.368 The dog is trying to warn us! 00:37:22.660 --> 00:37:25.913 Everybody, go inside and put on your masks! 00:37:26.205 --> 00:37:27.873 (barking) 00:37:30.000 --> 00:37:32.503 There he is! Stubby! 00:37:36.590 --> 00:37:38.759 (whimpering) 00:37:39.760 --> 00:37:41.595 (neighing) 00:37:44.223 --> 00:37:47.184 Oh, no, we don't have a mask for him! What are we gonna do? 00:37:47.476 --> 00:37:50.187 (whinnying and barking) Ah, there, there. 00:37:50.479 --> 00:37:51.855 Hold on. Wait. 00:37:52.147 --> 00:37:54.108 It's okay, Stubby. It's okay. Good boy. 00:37:54.400 --> 00:37:57.319 - You've done well. - Allez, calme-toi. Calme-toi. 00:38:15.045 --> 00:38:17.631 (creaking) (Stubby whimpering) It's okay. Shhh. 00:38:17.923 --> 00:38:20.634 Stubby, it's gonna be okay. Shhh. 00:38:46.452 --> 00:38:48.370 (birdsong) 00:38:54.918 --> 00:38:57.212 (exclamations of relief) 00:39:00.591 --> 00:39:02.801 - Ça va? - Ça va. 00:39:03.093 --> 00:39:04.345 Hey! 00:39:04.636 --> 00:39:06.805 Come here. Come here, boy. (barking) 00:39:07.765 --> 00:39:09.725 Thank you for my whole village! 00:39:10.017 --> 00:39:11.268 His name is Stubby. 00:39:11.560 --> 00:39:15.230 Ah, Stubby. You are our hero, Stubby. 00:39:16.690 --> 00:39:18.567 (sister): Robert's letters were full 00:39:18.859 --> 00:39:21.820 of just how beloved Stubby was by everyone. 00:39:22.863 --> 00:39:24.239 (French chatter) 00:39:24.531 --> 00:39:26.575 - Merci. - Merci à toi. (indistinct chatter) 00:39:26.867 --> 00:39:32.706 (sister): It was as if he lived every day through the heroics of this little canine wonder. 00:39:32.998 --> 00:39:34.083 Merci. 00:39:34.375 --> 00:39:36.710 Yeah, but they were so generous. 00:39:37.002 --> 00:39:39.254 Yes, yes, but no meat. 00:39:40.297 --> 00:39:42.716 (rustling) (rifles cocking) 00:39:45.427 --> 00:39:48.597 Mm, I think this war has just improved. 00:39:50.140 --> 00:39:52.476 Mm! Like a magician, 00:39:52.768 --> 00:39:56.563 I'm creating magic with a simple rabbit. 00:39:56.855 --> 00:39:57.898 (barking) 00:39:58.190 --> 00:40:01.485 Allez, Olsen. Now you throw the cochonnet. 00:40:01.777 --> 00:40:03.487 - The what? - This. 00:40:03.779 --> 00:40:05.322 Not too far, not too close. 00:40:05.614 --> 00:40:07.408 Bon, bon, bon, bon, bon. I explain. 00:40:07.699 --> 00:40:10.994 It must land within six to 10 metres 00:40:11.286 --> 00:40:13.539 of the starting circle. 00:40:13.831 --> 00:40:16.375 Allez, Olsen, now you throw the cochonnet. 00:40:16.667 --> 00:40:18.710 - Okay. - You can do it, Olsen. 00:40:21.922 --> 00:40:23.882 Sacre bleu! Rends-nous le cochonnet! 00:40:24.174 --> 00:40:26.885 Give us the cochonnet, cabot! Sale petit chien! 00:40:27.177 --> 00:40:28.846 (chuckling) - Stubby... 00:40:29.138 --> 00:40:31.640 Drop it, Stubby. Drop it. 00:40:34.685 --> 00:40:35.602 Ah, merci! 00:40:35.894 --> 00:40:38.564 No, Stubby, you can't take the cochonnet. 00:40:38.856 --> 00:40:42.985 Pétanque is a very serious business in this country. 00:40:43.360 --> 00:40:45.404 War has started for less. (Robert sighing) 00:40:45.696 --> 00:40:48.031 Sorry. He just... he loves to play ball. 00:40:48.782 --> 00:40:51.034 Mm! Ta-dah. C'est prêt! 00:40:51.326 --> 00:40:52.202 (sniffing) 00:40:52.494 --> 00:40:54.371 Now we are ready to eat. 00:40:54.997 --> 00:40:58.167 Ah, excuse me for my bad manners. 00:40:58.459 --> 00:41:00.794 It's your rabbit, too, Stubby. 00:41:04.298 --> 00:41:08.802 Mm. Whoa! This... this is really good. 00:41:09.761 --> 00:41:11.638 Yes, is very tasty, huh? 00:41:11.930 --> 00:41:14.308 (chuckling) Even if I say myself. 00:41:15.309 --> 00:41:18.896 (exclaiming and laughing) À moi le point! - Okay. 00:41:19.188 --> 00:41:20.939 Now, if you want to score the point - 00:41:21.231 --> 00:41:23.609 you see that ball there? - hit it hard. 00:41:23.901 --> 00:41:28.780 You know, we should take a little after-dinner stroll, while we still can. 00:41:29.072 --> 00:41:30.574 Yeah, sure. 00:41:30.866 --> 00:41:32.409 C'mon, Stubby. 00:41:38.582 --> 00:41:40.125 (squeaking) 00:41:42.002 --> 00:41:43.462 (whistling) - Nice shot. 00:41:50.469 --> 00:41:51.970 (barking) (Robert chuckling) 00:41:52.262 --> 00:41:53.805 Okay, alright. 00:42:04.525 --> 00:42:07.861 I have no tobacco, but I carry it everywhere with me. 00:42:08.153 --> 00:42:10.489 It was a present from my wife. 00:42:11.657 --> 00:42:14.493 I never showed you my family. 00:42:15.160 --> 00:42:16.954 - Wow, three girls. - Yes. 00:42:17.246 --> 00:42:20.249 Jeanne. She's 11. Manon, eight. 00:42:20.541 --> 00:42:22.334 And Madeleine, six. 00:42:22.626 --> 00:42:24.461 They capture my heart completely. 00:42:24.753 --> 00:42:27.839 They would love to play with you, Stubby. 00:42:28.131 --> 00:42:31.843 They would take you into the forest, chasing the sanglier. 00:42:32.135 --> 00:42:33.387 Yeah, sanglier. 00:42:33.679 --> 00:42:35.347 Uh, what... what are they? 00:42:35.639 --> 00:42:38.892 Wild pigs. You know, with the tusks. 00:42:39.184 --> 00:42:40.852 Oh, oh. Oh, I get it. 00:42:41.144 --> 00:42:43.313 Your daughters chase wild pigs? 00:42:43.605 --> 00:42:47.109 - Yes, one day, they will make fine hunters. - Really? 00:42:47.401 --> 00:42:49.194 Uh, and what about you? 00:42:49.486 --> 00:42:51.113 Uh... (chuckling) 00:42:51.405 --> 00:42:55.117 My sister Margaret is like a mom to me and my two younger sisters. 00:42:55.409 --> 00:42:57.578 She cared for our mother before she passed, 00:42:57.869 --> 00:43:00.539 and my dad passed away when I was five. 00:43:00.831 --> 00:43:03.792 I do hope to have a wife and children one day. 00:43:04.084 --> 00:43:07.754 It is the best. My wife Alice, she's, uh - how you say? - 00:43:08.046 --> 00:43:12.676 nagging me all the time, but I wouldn't change her. 00:43:13.385 --> 00:43:16.847 - When did you last see them? - It is more than two years. 00:43:17.139 --> 00:43:18.640 Two years?! 00:43:18.932 --> 00:43:22.019 Wow, that's a darned long time. 00:43:22.311 --> 00:43:23.687 Don't you ever get lonely? 00:43:23.979 --> 00:43:25.689 Yes. Well, sometimes. 00:43:25.981 --> 00:43:31.945 But now you Americans are here, it will be over soon, you know. 00:43:32.237 --> 00:43:35.073 Two kings! I win! (laughing) 00:43:35.365 --> 00:43:39.286 Look, I have two kings! Ha-ha! I beat you, Yankee. 00:43:39.578 --> 00:43:42.914 Hold on a minute, hold... hold on a minute. 00:43:43.206 --> 00:43:46.293 I have a flush, so... I won. 00:43:46.585 --> 00:43:49.379 Flush? Flush, flush, flush, flush, flush... 00:43:49.671 --> 00:43:51.256 What is this flush? 00:43:51.548 --> 00:43:53.842 Surely the kings are the kings, you know, the best! 00:43:54.134 --> 00:43:55.761 (groaning) 00:43:57.012 --> 00:43:59.514 So, uh... before you were a soldier, what did you do? 00:43:59.806 --> 00:44:03.518 I'm a chef in my own restaurant. A good restaurant. 00:44:03.810 --> 00:44:06.355 Ah! That's why you're such a good cook. 00:44:06.647 --> 00:44:09.524 A real French chef cooking dinner for us, Stubby. 00:44:09.816 --> 00:44:11.735 What do you think of that, huh? 00:44:12.027 --> 00:44:14.196 This is how I learn my English. 00:44:14.488 --> 00:44:16.114 And you, what do you do? 00:44:16.406 --> 00:44:19.785 I work in a builder's hardware store, uh, selling screws and nails. 00:44:20.077 --> 00:44:22.788 Mm, it's not a great job, but... it's home. 00:44:23.080 --> 00:44:24.414 I miss it. 00:44:24.706 --> 00:44:27.709 We French make home wherever we are. 00:44:28.001 --> 00:44:31.588 It's about food, wine and good company. 00:44:32.381 --> 00:44:35.175 You know, on a night like this, 00:44:35.467 --> 00:44:37.928 we can forget about the war. 00:44:44.518 --> 00:44:46.687 We heard the attack and came as fast as we could! 00:44:46.978 --> 00:44:48.355 Where do you want us to be, Sergeant? 00:44:48.647 --> 00:44:50.357 We've beaten them back for now, 00:44:50.649 --> 00:44:54.444 but Clayborn is still somewhere out there. Gotta bring him in somehow. 00:44:54.736 --> 00:44:56.488 We got wounded! We got wounded! 00:44:56.780 --> 00:44:59.282 Coming through, guys, coming through! Mind your backs! 00:44:59.574 --> 00:45:03.245 - Stubby! - Come on, let's go! - Where you going, Conroy?! 00:45:07.999 --> 00:45:09.626 (barking) 00:45:13.338 --> 00:45:15.173 (bombardment) 00:45:15.465 --> 00:45:17.217 (whimpering) 00:45:17.509 --> 00:45:19.636 (automatic gunfire) 00:45:28.353 --> 00:45:30.772 Ah, I can't see anything. 00:45:31.064 --> 00:45:34.067 (bombardment) Stubby!! 00:45:38.405 --> 00:45:40.532 (whimpering) 00:45:42.868 --> 00:45:45.078 (groaning) - Oh... 00:45:46.204 --> 00:45:48.206 Oh... (barking) 00:45:48.498 --> 00:45:50.250 (gunfire) - Get down! 00:45:51.918 --> 00:45:54.963 Smoke at 7-5-0 yards! 00:46:02.304 --> 00:46:04.639 (barking) - Come on, go, go, go, go, go! 00:46:04.931 --> 00:46:06.224 (barking) 00:46:06.808 --> 00:46:09.478 (sister): I realized that every day spelled danger; 00:46:09.770 --> 00:46:12.606 there was no letup for our boys. 00:46:18.195 --> 00:46:21.573 - Come on. We're coming through. - Go, go, go, go, go. You're gonna be okay. 00:46:21.865 --> 00:46:25.035 You're gonna be alright. It's alright. You're gonna be fine. 00:46:25.327 --> 00:46:26.870 (indistinct chatter) 00:46:27.162 --> 00:46:28.538 (whimpering) - Thank you, Stubby. 00:46:31.792 --> 00:46:34.586 (sister): I got word in April of 1918 00:46:34.878 --> 00:46:39.883 the Yankee Division was moving to a new battle sector at Seicheprey. 00:46:50.101 --> 00:46:51.728 (barking) 00:46:52.604 --> 00:46:54.481 Look... look at him! 00:46:54.773 --> 00:46:57.150 Mother! How that mutt survived, I'll never know. 00:46:57.442 --> 00:46:59.820 I was sure the Boche would get him. 00:47:00.111 --> 00:47:01.613 He is so lucky. 00:47:01.905 --> 00:47:02.989 He's so brave. 00:47:03.281 --> 00:47:05.867 I wish I had half his courage. 00:47:06.159 --> 00:47:07.410 Courage? It's not courage. 00:47:07.702 --> 00:47:09.788 It's dumb luck. Believe me. 00:47:13.208 --> 00:47:15.043 - Monsieur? - Hey, Stubby. 00:47:15.335 --> 00:47:18.046 Monsieur Conroy, please. 00:47:18.922 --> 00:47:20.173 Oh. Ah. (woman giggling) 00:47:20.465 --> 00:47:22.008 - Uh... sorry. Hello, ma'am - Hello. 00:47:22.300 --> 00:47:25.929 It is for Stubby. We made it for him to keep him warm 00:47:26.221 --> 00:47:29.224 and to say thank you for the day of the gas. 00:47:29.516 --> 00:47:32.894 Ah, gee, thank you. Merci beaucoup. 00:47:38.316 --> 00:47:40.819 Stubby, what do you say to this nice lady? 00:47:41.111 --> 00:47:45.407 (barking softly) No, no, not like that. You know. 00:47:46.324 --> 00:47:48.243 (woman laughing) 00:47:48.535 --> 00:47:51.746 You are such a clever little dog, Stubby. 00:47:52.038 --> 00:47:53.415 Oh, I forgot. 00:47:53.707 --> 00:47:57.043 I have something for Stubby my sergeant made for him. 00:47:57.335 --> 00:47:58.712 (growling and barking) 00:47:59.004 --> 00:48:03.425 Don't be like that, my little friend. This will save your life. 00:48:07.596 --> 00:48:11.516 Thank you, Gaston. And thank you again, ma'am. 00:48:12.100 --> 00:48:14.561 Goodbye, Stubby and... 00:48:14.853 --> 00:48:16.521 Monsieur Conroy. 00:48:17.272 --> 00:48:21.026 - Take good care of yourselves. - We'll take care of one another. 00:48:21.318 --> 00:48:24.154 Oui, comme les Trois Mousquetaires All for one... 00:48:24.446 --> 00:48:26.072 ...and one for all! 00:48:26.364 --> 00:48:27.824 (barking) 00:48:28.116 --> 00:48:32.370 Well, I think it's you she likes, Conroy, no? 00:48:32.662 --> 00:48:34.205 (chuckling) 00:48:40.128 --> 00:48:43.006 (sister): Robert, Stubby and Gaston spent the next few months 00:48:43.298 --> 00:48:46.843 in the Sibille trench, right in the path of the German advance 00:48:47.135 --> 00:48:50.055 as they desperately tried to move on Paris. 00:48:51.389 --> 00:48:55.226 Every soldier, cook and medic took part in the fight. 00:48:55.977 --> 00:48:58.980 I had no idea that Seicheprey would be described 00:48:59.272 --> 00:49:02.734 as the single-largest American battle of World War I. 00:49:03.026 --> 00:49:05.362 And my poor kid brother and his dog 00:49:05.654 --> 00:49:08.365 were smack dab in the middle of it all. 00:49:09.199 --> 00:49:12.452 A welcome sight you are, Stubby. (chuckling) 00:49:12.744 --> 00:49:14.371 (barking) Whoa, whoa, whoa there, fella. 00:49:14.663 --> 00:49:17.165 I think he remembers you, Colonel, sir. 00:49:17.999 --> 00:49:19.793 Now, no more reconnaissance for the moment. 00:49:20.085 --> 00:49:21.586 The Germans are pressing us hard, 00:49:21.878 --> 00:49:25.090 so I need every man reinforcing the line. 00:49:25.757 --> 00:49:28.885 - Yes, sir! - À vos ordres, mon colonel. 00:49:31.763 --> 00:49:33.723 (muffled chatter) 00:49:34.975 --> 00:49:37.727 (clicking) (muffled chatter) 00:49:38.019 --> 00:49:40.230 (barking) (sniffing and growling) 00:49:40.522 --> 00:49:42.816 (barking) 00:49:52.367 --> 00:49:55.370 What is it? What's going on? What happened? Calm down. Calm down! 00:49:55.662 --> 00:49:57.497 (barking) 00:50:00.875 --> 00:50:02.377 (barking) 00:50:02.669 --> 00:50:05.130 (shell incoming) (bombardment) 00:50:06.297 --> 00:50:09.092 (shouting in German) 00:50:17.058 --> 00:50:18.852 (screaming) 00:50:19.436 --> 00:50:22.480 (bombardment) (groaning) (barking) 00:50:25.275 --> 00:50:26.985 Come on, come on, come on. 00:50:30.280 --> 00:50:32.741 Conroy, watch out! 00:50:34.034 --> 00:50:37.328 (soldiers shouting) Come on, follow me. 00:50:37.620 --> 00:50:39.998 (whistling) (barking) 00:50:40.290 --> 00:50:42.333 (gunfire) 00:50:42.625 --> 00:50:45.628 Now let's set a trap for these rats. 00:50:45.920 --> 00:50:47.464 (growling) 00:50:57.515 --> 00:50:59.476 (barking) - Stubby! 00:51:02.312 --> 00:51:05.231 (growling) (barking) 00:51:11.529 --> 00:51:13.531 (whistling) - Hande hoch! 00:51:16.451 --> 00:51:18.286 Drop your weapons! 00:51:18.578 --> 00:51:21.498 (growling and barking) - Kamerad! Kamerad. 00:51:21.790 --> 00:51:23.374 No, you are not my kamerad. 00:51:23.666 --> 00:51:25.794 You are my prisoner. Keep your hands up. 00:51:26.086 --> 00:51:28.213 (growling) Good work, my friend. 00:51:28.505 --> 00:51:30.715 I will take them now. 00:51:31.007 --> 00:51:32.133 Go. 00:51:36.469 --> 00:51:39.472 You're such a brave boy, you know that? 00:51:39.764 --> 00:51:42.058 It's not over, boys! Keep your eyes peeled! 00:51:42.350 --> 00:51:43.810 (shell whistling) They'll be back! 00:51:44.102 --> 00:51:46.229 (bombardment) 00:51:47.647 --> 00:51:48.856 (crying out) 00:51:49.148 --> 00:51:50.775 (shell whistling) 00:51:52.985 --> 00:51:54.529 (barking) - Ah!! 00:51:54.821 --> 00:51:56.239 Stubby, no!! 00:51:57.740 --> 00:51:59.117 Stubby! 00:51:59.408 --> 00:52:02.161 Anybody hurt?! Any wounded?! 00:52:04.413 --> 00:52:07.125 Stubby! Stubby. (whimpering) 00:52:07.416 --> 00:52:11.671 Stubby! Oh, come on. Stubby? You'll be okay. Come on. 00:52:11.963 --> 00:52:16.717 Come on, come on, come on. You'll be okay, you're gonna be okay. Come on. 00:52:17.009 --> 00:52:18.845 (whimpering) (bombardment) 00:52:19.137 --> 00:52:21.139 Alright. Come on, Stubby! 00:52:21.430 --> 00:52:24.642 Please stay with me. Come on. Please stay with me. 00:52:26.727 --> 00:52:30.022 Schroeder, Schroeder, d'you see what that dumb dog did? 00:52:30.314 --> 00:52:31.524 He saved my life. 00:52:31.816 --> 00:52:33.943 - I need a medic now! - D'you hear me, Schroeder? 00:52:34.235 --> 00:52:35.945 (groaning) Wounded man here! 00:52:36.237 --> 00:52:37.655 Quickly, we need help! 00:52:37.947 --> 00:52:41.033 (whimpering) - It's gonna be okay, boy. I promise. I promise. 00:52:41.325 --> 00:52:42.994 (shouting) 00:52:59.719 --> 00:53:01.596 Hey, Conroy. 00:53:04.056 --> 00:53:05.516 Stubby. 00:53:05.808 --> 00:53:10.479 Stubby, what have they done to you? Come on. 00:53:11.397 --> 00:53:14.275 - Doc! Doc, Stubby needs help. - That's a bad wound. 00:53:14.567 --> 00:53:17.195 I don't know if there's much we can do, 00:53:17.486 --> 00:53:19.363 and he's a dog, soldier. I'm sorry. 00:53:19.655 --> 00:53:22.700 He's my friend, he's one of us! 00:53:22.992 --> 00:53:25.995 He saved lives. Please. Please, Doc. 00:53:26.287 --> 00:53:27.496 Please. 00:53:27.788 --> 00:53:31.709 I'm sure the doctor will do his best. Right, Doc? 00:53:32.001 --> 00:53:35.588 Okay, okay. Just lay him on the ambulance. 00:53:40.092 --> 00:53:41.260 (whimpering) 00:53:41.552 --> 00:53:43.846 You come back soon, little dog. 00:53:44.138 --> 00:53:46.349 We need our third musketeer. 00:53:46.849 --> 00:53:50.853 Guys, make way! Move! Alright, hurry, hurry! 00:53:51.312 --> 00:53:53.356 Schroeder? (groaning) 00:53:53.814 --> 00:53:56.234 Let's keep moving, keep moving. 00:53:56.525 --> 00:53:58.361 Alright, get that, yes. 00:54:04.992 --> 00:54:07.745 Don't worry, Conroy. He's strong. 00:54:17.213 --> 00:54:19.590 Great day to... 00:54:20.508 --> 00:54:23.010 ...be an American, right, Stubby? 00:54:23.302 --> 00:54:25.680 (whimpering) (bombardment) 00:54:27.181 --> 00:54:30.810 (sister): After Schroeder and Stubby were wounded, 00:54:31.102 --> 00:54:34.188 the fighting around Seicheprey became ferocious. 00:54:34.480 --> 00:54:36.524 And the rains came down. 00:54:36.816 --> 00:54:40.278 It rained day after day after day, 00:54:40.569 --> 00:54:44.073 turning the whole place into a quagmire. 00:54:44.365 --> 00:54:46.117 (bombardment) 00:54:46.826 --> 00:54:50.538 I can only begin to imagine how Robert missed Stubby. 00:54:51.122 --> 00:54:54.834 He must've felt totally lost without the little fella. 00:54:58.921 --> 00:55:02.425 Come on, Conroy. I know it's hard, 00:55:02.717 --> 00:55:04.635 but you must stay strong. (bombardment) 00:55:04.927 --> 00:55:06.971 German attack! Let's go! 00:55:07.930 --> 00:55:09.849 (sister): The Yankee Division was driven out 00:55:10.141 --> 00:55:12.727 of the Sibille trench and the town of Seicheprey. 00:55:13.019 --> 00:55:15.855 As the Germans desperately tried to reach Paris, 00:55:16.147 --> 00:55:20.109 all that stood between them and their prize were our boys. 00:55:20.401 --> 00:55:24.196 It was a real worrying time for all of us back home. 00:55:25.072 --> 00:55:27.116 They mean business. 00:55:27.950 --> 00:55:30.161 We need to stop them. (shell whistling) 00:55:30.453 --> 00:55:32.455 No, not now, Musketeer. 00:55:32.747 --> 00:55:35.374 Tomorrow. First, we need to rest. 00:55:36.876 --> 00:55:40.338 I miss him too, but I know the Three Musketeers 00:55:40.629 --> 00:55:42.465 will be together again very soon. 00:55:42.757 --> 00:55:44.425 I feel it. 00:55:44.717 --> 00:55:46.510 (sighing) - You think? 00:55:46.802 --> 00:55:50.222 Yes. And the good thing is, 00:55:50.514 --> 00:55:55.311 we are out of those trenches, my feet are dry at last. 00:55:55.603 --> 00:55:57.605 All that mud and those rats, 00:55:57.897 --> 00:55:59.315 Argh. Dégueulasse. 00:55:59.607 --> 00:56:01.400 Baptiste? 00:56:01.692 --> 00:56:05.404 You've been ordered to return to your regiment camp. Grab your gear and move out. 00:56:08.866 --> 00:56:11.410 Stubby, Schroeder, and now you? 00:56:11.702 --> 00:56:13.746 So much for your predictions. 00:56:14.038 --> 00:56:15.664 You'll be fine. 00:56:15.956 --> 00:56:18.626 But, before I leave, just take my advice: 00:56:18.918 --> 00:56:21.629 To stay alive, you need to feel fear. 00:56:21.921 --> 00:56:23.631 Fear? 00:56:23.923 --> 00:56:26.342 But you show no fear. You laugh! 00:56:26.634 --> 00:56:28.677 You mean this? (laughing) 00:56:28.969 --> 00:56:32.223 It only protects my fragile heart. 00:56:34.517 --> 00:56:35.810 (chuckling) 00:56:36.102 --> 00:56:38.104 Farewell, my good friend. 00:56:38.979 --> 00:56:40.940 Until we meet again. 00:56:41.565 --> 00:56:42.858 Adieu. 00:56:43.442 --> 00:56:46.779 ♪ La Madelon vient nous servir à boire ♪ 00:56:47.071 --> 00:56:50.699 ♪ Sous la tonnelle elle frôle son jupon ♪ 00:56:50.991 --> 00:56:55.037 ♪ Et chacun lui raconte une histoire ♪ 00:56:55.329 --> 00:56:58.124 ♪ Une histoire à sa façon ♪ 00:56:58.416 --> 00:57:00.084 Adieu, mon ami. 00:57:02.211 --> 00:57:03.587 (Margaret): After much hard fighting, 00:57:03.879 --> 00:57:07.633 our boys retook Seicheprey and drove the Germans back. 00:57:07.925 --> 00:57:09.427 It was not until much later 00:57:09.718 --> 00:57:13.222 that I learned just how fierce the battle had been. 00:57:13.889 --> 00:57:15.975 (Robert): My dear sister Margaret, 00:57:16.267 --> 00:57:19.145 I hope you and the girls are keeping well. 00:57:19.437 --> 00:57:21.605 I'm doing just fine. (shell whistling) 00:57:21.897 --> 00:57:23.732 (coughing) (bombardment) 00:57:25.860 --> 00:57:27.611 (clearing throat) 00:57:28.779 --> 00:57:31.073 Even the chow is okay. 00:57:31.365 --> 00:57:32.992 Well, not like your cooking, 00:57:33.284 --> 00:57:35.286 but pretty much most of it I can eat. 00:57:35.578 --> 00:57:36.996 (clearing throat) (coughing) 00:57:37.288 --> 00:57:40.124 It's almost four weeks since Stubby got hit 00:57:40.416 --> 00:57:42.960 and there's still no news of him. 00:57:43.252 --> 00:57:45.713 I'm sure he's being taken real good care of. 00:57:46.005 --> 00:57:48.132 Gaston, Stubby and me, 00:57:48.424 --> 00:57:50.426 we called ourselves The Three Musketeers. 00:57:50.718 --> 00:57:53.304 You know, like in the book Mom read to us 00:57:53.596 --> 00:57:55.097 when we were kids? (clearing throat) 00:57:55.389 --> 00:57:58.142 Well, the other day... 00:57:58.434 --> 00:58:01.103 Gaston was sent back to his regiment. 00:58:01.395 --> 00:58:04.106 It's all going to be over soon, 00:58:04.398 --> 00:58:06.650 and then we'll be coming home. (coughing) 00:58:06.942 --> 00:58:08.777 I send my love to you all. 00:58:09.069 --> 00:58:12.615 Your loving brother, Robert. (shell whistling) (bombardment) 00:58:12.907 --> 00:58:15.951 (Margaret): Robert was always good at putting a brave face on, 00:58:16.243 --> 00:58:19.163 and I knew that was what he was doing. 00:58:20.039 --> 00:58:22.166 (coughing) His two best friends gone. 00:58:22.458 --> 00:58:24.668 My heart went out to him. 00:58:24.960 --> 00:58:26.545 (coughing) 00:58:41.060 --> 00:58:42.978 (groaning) 00:58:51.237 --> 00:58:52.821 (whimpering) 00:58:59.328 --> 00:59:01.872 (birdsong) (indistinct chatter) 00:59:07.419 --> 00:59:09.171 (whimpering) 00:59:09.463 --> 00:59:11.298 (crows cawing) 00:59:14.760 --> 00:59:16.470 (whimpering) 00:59:18.389 --> 00:59:20.015 (sniffing) 00:59:20.891 --> 00:59:22.560 (German) 00:59:32.194 --> 00:59:35.406 Conroy, wake up. It's guard time. We'll miss chow. 00:59:35.698 --> 00:59:36.782 (coughing) 00:59:37.074 --> 00:59:38.534 Conroy? 00:59:39.910 --> 00:59:41.954 (rasping) Oh, no. 00:59:42.246 --> 00:59:45.374 Quick, we need a doctor! My buddy is real sick! 00:59:49.420 --> 00:59:51.422 (German) 00:59:56.635 --> 00:59:58.679 (clattering) 00:59:58.971 --> 01:00:01.348 - Was? - Ein hund! 01:00:01.640 --> 01:00:03.601 (shouting in German) 01:00:03.892 --> 01:00:05.352 (gunshot) 01:00:10.316 --> 01:00:12.276 He's the fifth soldier this week. 01:00:12.568 --> 01:00:13.902 I don't know what it is. 01:00:14.194 --> 01:00:17.239 Just gotta keep an eye on him. He's too sick to move. 01:00:17.531 --> 01:00:19.742 But he is gonna make it, right, Doc? 01:00:20.451 --> 01:00:23.662 I don't know. Maybe... maybe not. 01:00:24.538 --> 01:00:29.251 (Margaret): In 1918, the whole world was seized by a deadly flu epidemic, 01:00:29.543 --> 01:00:31.545 and Robert caught it too. 01:00:31.837 --> 01:00:34.757 It spread through our boys like a poison cloud. 01:00:44.099 --> 01:00:47.353 Ah! I gotta get out there and fight. I need to get up. 01:00:47.645 --> 01:00:49.229 We're good, Conroy. We're good, we're good. 01:00:49.521 --> 01:00:51.523 (whimpering) 01:00:55.110 --> 01:00:57.821 Everything's good. The Boche are real quiet. 01:00:58.113 --> 01:00:59.490 Just get better. 01:00:59.782 --> 01:01:02.034 Mm... Stubby. 01:01:02.326 --> 01:01:04.286 Where's... Stubby? 01:01:04.578 --> 01:01:07.790 Just let him rest. That's the only thing he can do now. 01:01:08.082 --> 01:01:09.583 (whimpering) 01:01:20.594 --> 01:01:22.221 (whimpering) 01:01:27.267 --> 01:01:28.394 (mumbling) 01:01:28.686 --> 01:01:30.312 I... I need to fight. 01:01:30.604 --> 01:01:32.064 (groaning) 01:01:32.356 --> 01:01:33.732 (whimpering) 01:01:37.319 --> 01:01:38.987 (growling) 01:01:44.201 --> 01:01:45.828 (rustling) 01:02:09.643 --> 01:02:11.145 (sighing) 01:02:31.248 --> 01:02:33.250 (barking) 01:02:59.401 --> 01:03:01.403 (indistinct chatter) 01:03:01.695 --> 01:03:05.532 (Margaret): I was so happy to hear that Robert was on the mend, 01:03:05.824 --> 01:03:08.285 and that he and Stubby were reunited. 01:03:10.454 --> 01:03:13.248 And good news! After six months of hard fighting, 01:03:13.540 --> 01:03:16.126 he and Stubby went on a furlough to Paris. 01:03:16.418 --> 01:03:20.631 Never imagined my first trip to Paris would be in a cattle wagon. 01:03:20.923 --> 01:03:22.424 - So glamorous! - I remember thinking: 01:03:22.716 --> 01:03:26.094 Maybe this dreadful war was finally coming to an end. 01:03:26.386 --> 01:03:29.598 You're gonna have to lay down at some stage. 01:03:33.769 --> 01:03:35.145 Room for one more? 01:03:35.437 --> 01:03:37.481 - Hey, buddy, you made it! - Schroeder! 01:03:37.773 --> 01:03:40.067 Stubby, look, he's back! (barking) 01:03:40.359 --> 01:03:43.487 Stubby, you're here! What happened to you? 01:03:43.779 --> 01:03:47.032 Uh, hello? Why is it always about Stubby? 01:03:47.324 --> 01:03:49.034 I found him. "Thank you, Olsen, 01:03:49.326 --> 01:03:51.870 for finding Stubby. Oh, that was great!" 01:03:53.247 --> 01:03:55.582 Sorry, Olsen. Come here! 01:03:58.418 --> 01:04:00.838 (French music) (background chatter) 01:04:13.793 --> 01:04:15.670 This looks nice. 01:04:15.962 --> 01:04:18.298 (giggling) 01:04:22.051 --> 01:04:23.928 What do you think, Stubby? 01:04:24.220 --> 01:04:25.263 (barking) 01:04:25.555 --> 01:04:28.683 - You coming, Schroeder? - Yep, I'm with you! 01:04:28.975 --> 01:04:32.187 (French chatter) (laughter) 01:04:35.732 --> 01:04:37.650 (soft music) 01:05:01.132 --> 01:05:05.386 (Margaret): In the beginning, the French were very suspicious of Americans, 01:05:05.678 --> 01:05:08.473 but by the fall of 1918, they loved us. 01:05:08.765 --> 01:05:10.266 (exclamations and applause) (man): Bravo! 01:05:10.558 --> 01:05:12.560 (cheering in French) 01:05:16.314 --> 01:05:19.943 - Bravo aux Américains. - Thank you. Thank you very much. 01:05:20.235 --> 01:05:22.320 Bravo aux Américains! (cheering) 01:05:23.154 --> 01:05:25.240 Merci. Thanks. 01:05:25.532 --> 01:05:27.408 (lively music) 01:05:28.910 --> 01:05:32.914 Come on, let's go see Paris! What are we waiting for? 01:05:45.718 --> 01:05:48.096 (soft music) 01:05:58.356 --> 01:06:01.150 (aircraft buzzing overhead) 01:06:02.193 --> 01:06:05.238 (automatic gunfire) 01:06:08.157 --> 01:06:10.326 (Margaret): By September of 1918, 01:06:10.618 --> 01:06:14.455 we were told that the war was coming to an end, 01:06:14.747 --> 01:06:17.667 and that the German army was in retreat. 01:06:17.959 --> 01:06:20.044 (barking and growling) 01:06:21.212 --> 01:06:24.173 What is it, Stubby? (sniffing and growling) 01:06:24.465 --> 01:06:28.052 (whispering): Stubby. Stubby, come back. 01:06:32.098 --> 01:06:34.309 (distant gunfire) (sniffing) 01:06:34.601 --> 01:06:35.810 (growling) 01:06:36.102 --> 01:06:37.937 (snarling and barking) - Ah! 01:06:38.229 --> 01:06:39.647 (growling) Ah!! 01:06:43.067 --> 01:06:45.403 No! (grunting) (growling) 01:06:46.362 --> 01:06:49.532 (rifles cocking) - Don't even think about it. 01:06:54.120 --> 01:06:55.496 This is yours now, Stubby. 01:06:55.788 --> 01:06:57.790 You earned it. (soldier muttering) 01:06:58.082 --> 01:07:00.627 Well, look what Stubby sniffed out. 01:07:01.586 --> 01:07:03.713 (speaking German) - Kamerad! 01:07:04.005 --> 01:07:05.673 - Move it! - No! Ah! 01:07:09.636 --> 01:07:13.389 (coughing and grunting) - Come on. (barking) 01:07:14.140 --> 01:07:17.560 We are here today to mark the courage 01:07:17.852 --> 01:07:19.395 of a very brave soldier 01:07:19.687 --> 01:07:22.106 who went above and beyond the call of duty. 01:07:22.398 --> 01:07:25.777 Private First Class Conroy and Stubby, post! 01:07:28.821 --> 01:07:32.075 For his capture of a German spy in Marcheville, 01:07:32.367 --> 01:07:35.912 I confer the honorary rank of Sergeant on Stubby, 01:07:36.204 --> 01:07:37.580 the regimental mascot. 01:07:37.872 --> 01:07:39.290 From this day forward, 01:07:39.582 --> 01:07:42.001 Sergeant Stubby will wear these stripes. 01:07:42.293 --> 01:07:47.048 And for you, Private Conroy, today you are Corporal Conroy. 01:07:50.343 --> 01:07:52.929 Hey, Stubby, you outrank me now. 01:07:53.221 --> 01:07:54.472 (barking) 01:07:56.516 --> 01:07:58.059 (all applauding) 01:07:58.851 --> 01:08:00.311 Gaston! 01:08:04.857 --> 01:08:08.945 For the newspapers back home! Say cheese! 01:08:10.863 --> 01:08:12.824 (Margaret): The newspaper headlines 01:08:13.116 --> 01:08:16.077 all talked about a final assault on the Hindenburg line. 01:08:19.706 --> 01:08:21.582 After the return of his friends, 01:08:21.874 --> 01:08:24.502 Robert's letters were cheery and full of good humour. 01:08:24.794 --> 01:08:29.674 He even told me a funny story about how Stubby came face-to-face 01:08:29.966 --> 01:08:31.843 with a strange new beast of war. 01:08:32.135 --> 01:08:33.344 (barking) 01:08:33.636 --> 01:08:36.097 (growling) 01:08:37.473 --> 01:08:38.683 Okay, Sergeant, 01:08:38.975 --> 01:08:43.563 I'm Captain George S. Patton of the United States Tank Corps. 01:08:45.648 --> 01:08:47.483 Let's go. 01:08:47.775 --> 01:08:49.485 We've got a war to win. 01:09:00.121 --> 01:09:02.040 That's my boy. 01:09:15.511 --> 01:09:17.597 (soldiers shouting) 01:09:22.310 --> 01:09:24.896 (shouting in German) 01:09:28.524 --> 01:09:30.610 (shouting in German) 01:09:35.031 --> 01:09:37.075 (scoffing) I can't believe it. 01:09:37.366 --> 01:09:40.745 The Germans built this like they were going to stay forever. 01:09:41.037 --> 01:09:42.872 The Boche build palaces 01:09:43.164 --> 01:09:46.125 and we had to live in those puddles? 01:09:46.417 --> 01:09:48.920 It's over, it's over! Did you hear? 01:09:49.212 --> 01:09:50.129 The war is over! 01:09:50.421 --> 01:09:52.006 The Germans are signing an armistice. 01:09:52.298 --> 01:09:55.426 (whispering): Says who? (indistinct chatter) 01:09:55.718 --> 01:09:58.429 It's true! The war is to end tomorrow! 01:09:58.721 --> 01:10:00.431 Hey, did you hear that, Stubby? 01:10:00.723 --> 01:10:02.225 (all cheering) 01:10:09.857 --> 01:10:11.692 Hold on, hold on there, soldiers! 01:10:11.984 --> 01:10:15.196 Cease-fire doesn't start till 11 a.m.! 01:10:15.488 --> 01:10:19.367 - Germany surrendered! - When is it over? - We have a war to fight! 01:10:24.664 --> 01:10:28.209 You know, guys, when I get home, I'm gonna find myself a wife. 01:10:28.501 --> 01:10:31.003 I thought you were going to wait until you found a job. 01:10:31.295 --> 01:10:35.091 Nah, after all we've been through, I'm ready for some home life. 01:10:35.383 --> 01:10:38.761 Me, too. Can't wait to introduce Stubby to my sisters. 01:10:39.053 --> 01:10:40.805 I've been away so long, 01:10:41.097 --> 01:10:45.393 I worry my girls will not recognize me. 01:10:45.685 --> 01:10:47.520 Why can't we just leave now? 01:10:47.812 --> 01:10:51.941 Just think, one last push and then we're all going home. 01:10:52.733 --> 01:10:55.695 Well, little buddy, we're nearly there. 01:10:55.987 --> 01:11:00.158 Just a few more hours and... it'll all be over. 01:11:10.543 --> 01:11:14.922 (Margaret): Robert and Stubby spent their last night of the Great War 01:11:15.214 --> 01:11:17.341 huddled together under an oak tree. 01:11:17.633 --> 01:11:19.218 A man and his dog, 01:11:19.510 --> 01:11:21.345 unselfish friends, 01:11:21.637 --> 01:11:24.056 comrades in arms. 01:11:52.084 --> 01:11:54.045 (bombardment) 01:11:55.046 --> 01:11:58.216 (whistle blowing) (all roaring) 01:12:16.400 --> 01:12:18.986 (music) 01:12:45.012 --> 01:12:46.222 (soft music) 01:12:46.514 --> 01:12:49.183 (distant gunfire) (Stubby sniffing) 01:12:54.480 --> 01:12:57.775 Drop your weapons! (gunfire) 01:13:00.695 --> 01:13:01.862 (barking) 01:13:02.154 --> 01:13:03.531 (growling) (Robert grunting) 01:13:03.823 --> 01:13:05.491 (barking and growling) 01:13:07.201 --> 01:13:08.619 (barking) 01:13:08.911 --> 01:13:11.414 (growling) (rifle cocking) 01:13:11.706 --> 01:13:12.873 (barking) 01:13:13.165 --> 01:13:15.293 (growling) 01:13:16.043 --> 01:13:17.545 (trumpet blowing) 01:13:20.881 --> 01:13:23.551 (distant cheering and whistling) 01:13:35.896 --> 01:13:37.606 (growling and barking) 01:13:37.898 --> 01:13:39.817 Thank you, my friend. 01:13:43.571 --> 01:13:46.157 (Margaret): I never did understand why our boys 01:13:46.449 --> 01:13:50.995 were made to attack until the very last minute of the war. 01:13:51.287 --> 01:13:54.373 So many young men were lost on that morning, 01:13:54.665 --> 01:13:58.085 but they did their duty... to the very end. 01:13:58.377 --> 01:13:59.879 We made it. 01:14:01.005 --> 01:14:03.090 (chuckling) 01:14:03.382 --> 01:14:05.217 (barking) 01:14:06.135 --> 01:14:08.262 (soldiers shouting) 01:14:21.984 --> 01:14:23.694 (whimpering) 01:14:27.865 --> 01:14:29.450 Olsen! 01:14:29.742 --> 01:14:31.869 Olsen, where are you?! 01:14:32.161 --> 01:14:33.454 Where are you? 01:14:33.746 --> 01:14:35.790 (solemn music) 01:14:40.461 --> 01:14:42.421 (whimpering) 01:15:29.051 --> 01:15:32.012 (neighing in distance) 01:15:34.098 --> 01:15:37.435 Well, my friends, we have seen much together, 01:15:37.726 --> 01:15:41.480 and now the Three Musketeers must say goodbye. 01:15:46.861 --> 01:15:48.654 Stubby! 01:15:48.946 --> 01:15:50.739 Yes, good boy. 01:15:51.031 --> 01:15:53.242 My friend Olsen gave these to me. 01:15:53.534 --> 01:15:56.454 I will always think of him when I play poker. 01:15:56.745 --> 01:15:58.330 Take this and think of us. 01:15:58.956 --> 01:16:01.792 Goodbye, Yankees, and thank you all. 01:16:05.171 --> 01:16:07.715 - All for one! - And one for all! 01:16:08.424 --> 01:16:09.800 (barking) 01:16:10.092 --> 01:16:11.802 Vive la France! 01:16:12.094 --> 01:16:14.180 Vive les États-Unis! 01:16:15.181 --> 01:16:17.475 (cheering and applause) 01:16:22.062 --> 01:16:25.316 - We're so proud of you! - Welcome! 01:16:25.608 --> 01:16:28.027 (cheering and whistling) 01:16:36.911 --> 01:16:39.163 - Welcome home, boys. - Welcome back! 01:16:39.455 --> 01:16:41.540 Great job. (indistinct chatter) 01:16:42.333 --> 01:16:45.544 It's so nice to have you back! (applause) 01:16:46.337 --> 01:16:48.380 - Whoo! - Robert! (cheering) 01:17:13.656 --> 01:17:16.534 A hero! You're a hero, Stubby! (indistinct chatter) 01:17:18.077 --> 01:17:19.703 (barking) 01:17:32.424 --> 01:17:35.010 Stubby, look into the camera! 01:17:35.302 --> 01:17:37.680 And... hold it right there. 01:17:39.302 --> 01:17:59.680 جديدترين اخبار فيلم و سريال در کانال تلگرام و اینستاگرام سايت .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.