Good man! Good man!
British Sargeant: Would you like to stay and take over
Cpt. Martin Barrington: It would be a pleasure and an honor, Sargeant. Keep digging.
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Good man! Good man!
British Sargeant: Would you like to stay and take over
Cpt. Martin Barrington: It would be a pleasure and an honor, Sargeant. Keep digging.
Why didn't (Capt. Barrington) report in person?
Australian Staff Officer: He says he found fellows with guts enough to dig in so he decided it was right to dig in too.
Lt. General Sir John Monash: Really, what are staff officers coming to?
(to the British soldiers) You seem to know how to arrive in style, do you?
1st British Soldier: It was an Aussie officer who gave us the car.
He was on staff, red armband and all that. But he didn't act like he was on staff.
1st British Soldier: Yea, he acted like he knew what he was doing.
I should not be making these jokes. Lord knows I have nothing to joke about.
Sir Keith Murdoch: Then why so cheerful?
Lloyd George: Pas devant les domestiques.
Sir Keith Murdoch: (translating) "Not before the servants".
Lloyd George: Everything sounds better in French, even my French.
What was he like?
1st British Soldier: He was real nice to us, miss, a real gent.
(reading the chit given to her by the 2nd British soldier) Martin Barrington, Captain. I might have known.
There is a quote from Napoleon that covers it.
Lt. General Sir John Monash: "There is no such thing as a bad soldier, just bad officers".
These Yanks just got here. They look like they've bought the place.
Got the money and I'm feeling lucky. You got the dice?
US Soldier: Right here.
US Sgt.: OK fellas, who wants some action?
(Seeing the Americans playing craps) Is it a gambling game?
US Sgt.: Yep.
LCpl. Pat Cleary: For money?
US Sgt.: What do you think this is? Grapefruit?
Can I play?
US Sgt.: Got any money?
LCpl. Pat Cleary: (showing his money) Got a bit.
US Sgt.: Friend, you are surely welcome.
(just lost a bundle at Craps) What a stupid game.
What's with Cleary?
CSM Bill Harris: The Yanks cleaned him out at craps.
Lt. Flanagan: Then we do have a morale problem.
Pat, the Germans are over there.
LCpl. Pat Cleary: So are the souvenirs and souvenirs mean money. And I need a bundle if I am to win back all that money I lost at craps.
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