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German MP: France. France was the best.Pfc. John Janovec: Really?German MP: Yeah. Five years. I think I was in every country, but France was the best. [Janovec lights the MP's cigarette for him] Italy would be second for me. Russia is not desirable. Ukraine... it was okay. [he waves a car through the checkpoint]Pfc. John Janovec: So, uh... when do you get out?German MP: My unit is discharged. We leave when my captain gets transferred. It is the end of my second war.Pfc. John Janovec: Jesus! [a truck of discharged German soldiers pulls up to the checkpoint]German MP: I'm going home now. Mannheim.Pfc. John Janovec: I'll take this one. [he walks up to the truck] [in badly-accented German] Passkarte, Bitte. [the driver hands over the papers; Janovec examines them] Okay. [he waves them through, then salutes the Germans in the back of the truck as Webster pulls up in a Jeep] Hey, Webster, my relief!Pvt. David Kenyon Webster: Don't salute the Germans.Pfc. John Janovec: Aw, come on, I sorta get a kick out of it. Anyway, I got me a new enemy: Japs. Seventy-five points. How about you, I mean, you're a Toccoa guy, right? How many you got?Pvt. David Kenyon Webster: Wouldn't you like to know. [a German on crutches hobbles up to Webster and hands him his papers; Webster examines them] Discharged, huh? [Janovec tries to look at the papers] Go ahead, take off, it's my turn.Pfc. John Janovec: Okay, see you back at the farm. [Janovec walks over to the waiting Jeep]Pvt. David Kenyon Webster: Eighty-one.Pfc. John Janovec: Huh?Pvt. David Kenyon Webster: I have eighty-one points. [Janovec laughs]Pfc. John Janovec: Well, that's just not good enough.

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