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Belly to the ground, you babies.

No, sir, I ain't.

Oh, I don't know.

and I'm sure grateful to you for this here key.

Here you are, Jim. I reckon I won't wait to be drafted.

You better get yourself a pair of 'em specs, Zeke.

Maybe you will.

Come on out and keep your hands up.

Been standing there since your pa was a boy a-plowing in the same field.

four, two, mark.

Well, I ain't never learnt, Sergeant.

I can't no ways see how I can miss that whole great big target.

which way would you be a-going?

No, I don't think so, Captain.

Hey, we can't handle all that gang.

Who was you saying it was?

Lord, if you can,

Well, the Book says so.

Alvin, how do you know that it happened just that-a-way?

You coming peaceful?

I ain't proud of what happened over there.

Corn is thicker than fur on a squirrel.

The devil was a-pushing me from behind.

And I'm going to approve your promotion to the rank of corporal.

this here clock and a sack of goose feathers.

Well, here we are.

- Oh, come on, Alvin. - His word weren't no count.

Well, I don't go around kissing men I ain't gonna be a-marrying.

in order to shoot at me and the rest of the boys back here.

"We find further, that it has no special creed except the Bible,

If we can't drink to something,

A little religion wouldn't do him no hurt.

No, it wouldn't.

Is this here the last word or has he got some place to appeal?

Then you kind of be a-working for yourself.

Look likes the Germans might get into Paris, don't you think?

Business is business.

It took a heap of looking, but he come easy.

Ma wants you, Alvin.

Nary a bit. He's just mighty well fed, that's all.

And there ain't nothing written in the Book that ain't the truth.

Pall Mall. Valley of the Three Forks of the Wolf.

- I'm telling you, York? - Who's they?

and they amount to around a quarter of million dollars.

But they was exaggerating some.

the rest of 'em will see him drop and fly off, see?

Zeb here was telling me there's gonna be a dance over to Thomson's Mill.

Mighty good shooting for a man in his liquor.

- Yessum. - Getting married?

And judging by all these offers you've been getting,

I said, when are you coming home?

Coming, George.

by the people and for the people.

Certainly, Captain. Sit down, York.

Sure takes a body's breath away, but I reckon we'll get through it all right.

and couldn't show themselves without being hit.

It's yours, Alvin. It's all yours. They give it to you.

I ain't seen you in a coon's age. Where you been keeping yourself?

All right, gentlemen. That's all, Corporal.

No mistaking the voices of 'em hound dogs.

- Bull's-eye. - Bull's-eye.

And it ain't gonna take very long either

This entire German salient, holding up the Argonne advance

Takes time, it do. But you'll get the hang of it.

and the house is bigger, with more windows, and the kitchen's got a pump.

Take a deep breath.

When I started out I felt just like you said.

You know, you Yanks just got here in the nick of time.

You... You lend me a couple of...

- Daniel Boone? - Yeah.

Bust him in the eye, Alvin, if he winks at you.

Hey! Hey! War! Hey!

you could be hanging a bucket on.

Well, I'm as much against killing as ever, sir.

to bring the mail from Rugby.

Squirrels'd go mighty hungry

Alvin C. York! Report to Major Buxton immediately.

because they had to rear up and show themselves

Well, it's a bargain. I'll take it.

- What does it say, Lem? - Well...

- You gotta register, Alvin. - I ain't a-going to. I ain't a-going to war.

Want me to be a-setting four places, Ma, or just three?

You don't think much of yourself, do you?

- What else you got? - Well, there's

I hope you will be comfortable here, Sergeant York.

- You ain't letting him have it. - I don't know.

But it was this way, Colonel.

- God. - Country...

I rather hoped that you would, York.

Fire when ready.

You gotta make him let loose of you before it's too late.

and all them fellows are dropping around me,

Don't pull it. Squeeze it slowly. Just like you were squeezing a lemon.

See what I mean?

Well, he's worth $40 if he's worth a cent.

- Howdy, Daniel Boone. - There's your beef, Alvin. All yours.

"History of the United States."

- Is he? - Yes, sir.

Alvin York done shot his initials in this tree.

And I'm gonna build you one of 'em sinks.

Well, come along, Zeke. You load 'em and I'll shoot 'em.

I reckon you could have got here quicker if you had carried Betsy.

Liked to kill hisself trying.

Now, which one of them's got the most meat on him?

two sacks of rabbit skins,

- Your first trip in these parts, ain't it? - Yes.