Yankee Buccaneer 1952 - ENG Subtitles

At 00:01:13,660, Character said:

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At 00:01:20,660, Character said: Rendezvous ship Essex sighted.

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At 00:01:23,764, Character said: She flies the Navy pennant.

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At 00:01:26,433, Character said: Sound the three-gun
recognition salute.

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At 00:01:28,201, Character said: Aye, aye, sir.

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At 00:01:31,705, Character said: Mr. Farragut.
Yes, sir.

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At 00:01:33,006, Character said: This is your end
of the line.

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At 00:01:34,808, Character said: l don't know what the
Navy wants you to do,

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At 00:01:36,343, Character said: but good luck
in your missión.

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At 00:01:37,844, Character said: We'll do the best
we can, sir.

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At 00:01:39,079, Character said: The cargo trunks will go with
you. Surplus rations to follow.

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At 00:01:42,949, Character said: Whatever's in store for them, they'll
need a little comfort, poor devils.

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At 00:01:57,864, Character said: Like music to me ears,
Captain, singing a little song.

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At 00:02:01,568, Character said: ''Link, you're going home.' '

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At 00:02:03,703, Character said: Three times l heard the tune
now. ''Link, you're going home.' '

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At 00:02:07,607, Character said: They finally sent relief. l
thought they'd forgotten us.

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At 00:02:10,877, Character said: Not the Navy, sir.

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At 00:02:12,312, Character said: They might misplace a ship now and then,
but they never lose one permanent-like.

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At 00:02:18,685, Character said: Have all hands report to service
quarters. They'll be boarding us soon.

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At 00:02:21,488, Character said: Aye, aye, sir.

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At 00:02:23,390, Character said: Can l start the scuttlebutt,
sir, about going home?

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At 00:02:27,227, Character said: Yes, Mr. Link,
start the scuttlebutt.

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At 00:02:33,166, Character said: NARRATOR/ Latitude 14 degrees
north, 74 degrees west.

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At 00:02:36,403, Character said: The middIe of the
Caribbean Sea,

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At 00:02:38,472, Character said: and a young navaI officer
named David Farragut

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At 00:02:41,074, Character said: who is destined to pIay an important part
in one of the strangest stories ever toId

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At 00:02:45,679, Character said: about the United States Navy.

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At 00:02:54,154, Character said: OFFlCER: Starboard watch,
inward turn!

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At 00:02:57,290, Character said: Why, it's
Midshipman Farragut.

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At 00:03:03,129, Character said: Lieutenant David
Farragut reporting, sir,

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At 00:03:04,731, Character said: with new orders for the
captain of the Essex.

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At 00:03:07,534, Character said: Carry on with your
orders, Mr. Farragut.

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At 00:03:09,536, Character said: The Essex is to embark upon
a secret missión so hazardous

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At 00:03:12,305, Character said: that the Navy Department
gives the ship's complement

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At 00:03:14,107, Character said: the choice of staying aboard or
transferring to the Lexington.

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At 00:03:17,244, Character said: We've been in these
waters a year now.

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At 00:03:19,079, Character said: l was under the impressión
we were setting sail for home.

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At 00:03:21,648, Character said: lf such members of the
complement are transferred,

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At 00:03:23,450, Character said: it's to be within
the next hour.

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At 00:03:26,286, Character said: May l ask what this
missión calls for?

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At 00:03:30,123, Character said: Here, sir.

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At 00:03:32,092, Character said: To be opened eight hours after sail
has been set from the rendezvous.

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At 00:03:34,794, Character said: The necessary cargoes
are alongside in the boats.

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At 00:03:37,864, Character said: That's all they said?

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At 00:03:39,366, Character said: Nothing about rotating the
ship and sending it back?

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At 00:03:41,935, Character said: These men need a rest.

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At 00:03:43,870, Character said: As an officer, l just
carry out my orders, sir.

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At 00:03:46,606, Character said: l learned that
as a midshipman.

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At 00:03:49,910, Character said: You had a lot to learn as
a midshipman, Mr. Farragut.

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At 00:03:52,345, Character said: You've more to learn now
that you've been commissioned.

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At 00:03:54,915, Character said: Pity l can't continue
teaching you.

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At 00:04:04,491, Character said: Men,

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At 00:04:07,327, Character said: the news l bring you now
will not sit lightly.

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At 00:04:10,564, Character said: The Essex is not
going home.

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At 00:04:13,300, Character said: lnstead, we've been ordered on
a secret missión by the Navy,

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At 00:04:16,236, Character said: a missión so
filled with risk

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At 00:04:18,071, Character said: that future service aboard
this ship is voluntary.

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At 00:04:22,542, Character said: All men wishing to
transfer to the Lexington,

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At 00:04:26,446, Character said: step forward one pace.

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At 00:04:32,018, Character said: You seem to have
lost your command, sir.

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At 00:04:37,457, Character said: lt's only fair to
tell you, men,

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At 00:04:39,960, Character said: rumor has it that the Lexington
is not returning to the States

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At 00:04:43,863, Character said: but continuing to Africa

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At 00:04:45,999, Character said: for extended service
against the slave traders.

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At 00:04:51,638, Character said: But, Captain...

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At 00:04:52,739, Character said: Something you didn't learn
as a midshipman, Mr. Farragut,

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At 00:04:54,941, Character said: a ship can't sail
without a crew.

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At 00:04:58,845, Character said: Now go back and tell your
captain we're pulling under way.

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At 00:05:01,214, Character said: l'm to remain aboard the Essex
as your executive officer, sir.

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At 00:05:05,285, Character said: A ship this size doesn't need
any added commissioned personnel.

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At 00:05:08,154, Character said: Orders from the Navy Department
because of the nature of the missión.

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At 00:05:11,324, Character said: l trust you will find time to
continue your teaching, sir.

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At 00:05:15,528, Character said: Secret missión to who knows where, a
homesick crew with a year's service,

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At 00:05:21,034, Character said: and a new square-pants executive
officer from Washington.

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At 00:05:26,573, Character said: Very well.

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At 00:05:29,909, Character said: Stand by to make sail.

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At 00:05:50,797, Character said: Good evening,
Mr. Link.

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At 00:05:54,534, Character said: Keep steady your course.
l'll be back shortly.

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At 00:05:56,970, Character said: What course? With them
new provisions aboard,

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At 00:05:59,439, Character said: we can sail on for a year
from anywhere to nowhere

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At 00:06:01,908, Character said: and back again.

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At 00:06:03,076, Character said: Just keep your
course, mate.

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At 00:06:04,911, Character said: As long as your keel ain't run aground,
you ain't g***t no cause for complaint.

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At 00:06:13,319, Character said: Well, Davey, me lad,
you sure have grown.

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At 00:06:16,022, Character said: Lieutenant Farragut,
Mr. Link.

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At 00:06:18,091, Character said: Can't you
recognize an officer?

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At 00:06:19,359, Character said: Brass buttons
and all.

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At 00:06:20,794, Character said: Seems like only yesterday you
was a squirt of a midshipman

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At 00:06:23,530, Character said: l was fetching
out of the drink.

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At 00:06:24,831, Character said: For which l'll
always be grateful.

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At 00:06:26,866, Character said: Well, petty officers
must be getting scarce.

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At 00:06:28,568, Character said: l see they've
made you a chief.

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At 00:06:29,903, Character said: About the time the Captain
g***t command of this ship.

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At 00:06:32,372, Character said: We're all up in the service
these days, Davey-lad.

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At 00:06:35,041, Character said: l expected him to be
an admiral by now.

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At 00:06:37,610, Character said: He's g***t what it takes, all
right. All guts and no heart.

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At 00:06:41,081, Character said: Ain't no sense in keeping
that grudge forever.

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At 00:06:43,516, Character said: As an instructor, it was his
job to chew midshipmen off,

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At 00:06:47,120, Character said: and just between us two,
you gave him plenty of cause.

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At 00:06:50,056, Character said: When a man's religion is the
book of naval regulations,

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At 00:06:52,492, Character said: he's gotta be
sour inside,

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At 00:06:54,194, Character said: and our captain's a
very sour man, Mr. Link.

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At 00:06:56,596, Character said: You're wrong, Davey.
He lives by the book, sure,

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At 00:06:59,599, Character said: but he's never stepped out
of line with the men yet.

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At 00:07:02,769, Character said: You know what, Link? l'm
just waiting for the day.

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At 00:07:06,506, Character said: What day?

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At 00:07:08,041, Character said: When he takes that one big step,
when he makes one move from here.

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At 00:07:12,846, Character said: l'll bet a year's pay
that day never comes.

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At 00:07:15,682, Character said: Well, now, then maybe l could
offer a suggestion or two,

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At 00:07:19,152, Character said: for better officer
relations, mind you.

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At 00:07:21,621, Character said: What l mean is, if l knew what
we was up to on this cruise...

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At 00:07:24,891, Character said: The orders are sealed. You and
the men will know when we do.

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At 00:07:28,061, Character said: Mr. Farragut, l'd like
to see you below, sir.

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At 00:07:30,897, Character said: Aye, aye, sir.

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At 00:07:33,399, Character said: One more thing,
Davey-lad.

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At 00:07:36,603, Character said: The Lexington, she really wasn't
going to service in Africa?

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At 00:07:41,608, Character said: lt's like the Captain
said, Mr. Link.

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At 00:07:49,682, Character said: He's commissioned, all right.
He's even lying like an officer.

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At 00:07:58,625, Character said: Come in, Mr. Farragut.

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At 00:08:03,997, Character said: Sit down, sir.

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At 00:08:05,365, Character said: Thank you, sir.

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At 00:08:12,505, Character said: Mr. Farragut, you served...