Bataan

Sergeant Bill Dane:
How's the heel?

Corp. Barney Todd:
I'm fine, Sergeant. How are you?

Sergeant Bill Dane:
That's a monkey, Jake.

Corp. Jake Feingold:
Yeah. Well, I missed him anyway. I'd hate to have hit him by mistake for a Jap.

Sergeant Bill Dane:
All right... sound off, Sailor. Name and classification.

Leonard Purckett:
Name's Leonard Purckett. Musician second class United States Navy, sir.

Sergeant Bill Dane:
We don't say ''sir'' to sergeants in the Army, Sailor.

Sergeant Bill Dane:
Eh, Todd?

Corp. Barney Todd:
Yeah?

Sergeant Bill Dane:
First hitch in the Army?

Corp. Barney Todd:
I was a little young for World War I.

Sergeant Bill Dane:
Ah, You could've made it.

Corp. Barney Todd:
You're right, Sailor. You're dead right. That's what we oughta do. Those poor civilians are havin' a tough time... havin' to give up their gas and tires and sugar... and havin' to buy bonds. We gotta keep up their morale.

Sergeant Bill Dane:
Thanks for giving us your views on the subject, Corporal.

Sergeant Bill Dane:
Don't tell me that's Jap jive!

Felix Ramirez:
No, Sarge, no. That's good old America. That's U.S.A. Well, music with our meals, eh! Fancy. That's Tommy Dorsey, from Hollywood! Ohhh... He sends me, Sarge! He makes me lace up my boots! Oh, brother! Keep blowing, Tommy, keep blowing. Oh, boy, he's tall tonight, he's tall. Yeah, talk to me, talk to me. Ohhh... ha, ha, ha. Give me some of that trombone talk, Tommy.

Sergeant Bill Dane:
Come on, suckers! What's the matter with you? What are you waitin' for? Didn't think we were here, did you? You dirty rotten rats! We're still here! We'll always be here! Why don't you come and get it?