Edwin Layton: Pearl Harbor is the greatest intelligence failure in American history.
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Edwin Layton: Pearl Harbor is the greatest intelligence failure in American history.
Wade McClusky: Men like Dick Best are the reason we're going to win this war.
Bill Miller: Pearl is under attack. This is no shit.
Isoroku Yamamoto: We have awaken a sleeping giant... and filled him with terrible resolve.
Bruno Gaido: You know, I had a lot of friends in Pearl Harbour... so how's about you go fuck yourself?
William Brockman: I'm not going to waste a torpedo on a cruiser, where are the carriers ?
Edwin Layton: Washington is starting from a false assumption, and looking for evidence to support it.
Franklin D. Roosevelt: It is a day which will live in infamy.
William 'Bull' Halsey: That's the bravest damn thing I think I've ever seen.
Clarence Dickinson: What are Army planes doing on a carrier ?
Dick Best: Hang in there kid, we're almost home.
Edwin Layton: Sir, I'm the intelligence officer responsible for overseeing the greatest intelligence failure in American history.
Edwin Layton: Sir, I'm the intelligence officer responsible for overseeing the greatest intelligence failure in American history.
Wade McClusky: Men like Dick Best are the reason we're going to win this war.
Bill Miller: Pearl is under attack. This is no shit.
Isoroku Yamamoto: We have awaken a sleeping giant... and filled him with terrible resolve.
William Brockman: I'm not going to waste a torpedo on a cruiser, where are the carriers ?
Edwin Layton: Washington is starting from a false assumption, and looking for evidence to support it.
Franklin D. Roosevelt: It is a day which will live in infamy.
William 'Bull' Halsey: That's the bravest damn thing I think I've ever seen.
Clarence Dickinson: What are Army planes doing on a carrier ?
Dick Best: Hang in there kid, we're almost home.
Bruno Gaido: You know, I had a lot of friends in Pearl Harbour... so how's about you go fuck yourself?
Dick Best: Hang in there kid, we're almost home.
Raymond Spruance: Layton, how reliable are these estimates of the Japanese positions? Edwin Layton: They represent our best guess based on the intelligence that we have. Raymond Spruance: I can't plan around your guess. Chester W. Nimitz: I understand that we're asking the impossible but we need you to be specific. Edwin Layton: The Japanese will attack on the morning of June 4th from the northwest at a bearing of 325 degrees. They will be sighted 175 miles from Midway at 0700 local time. Chester W. Nimitz: I trust Layton and his team. Make your plans accordingly. Chester W. Nimitz: Well, Layton, you and Rochefort were only off five minutes, five miles and five degrees. Edwin Layton: Well, we'll endeavor to do better next time, sir.
James Murray: What if we get shot down ? Dick Best: I'm not going to end up as a POW, and neither are you.
Dick Best: Hey, Nimitz ! when are you going to let us hit those Japs ? Staff Officer (Nimitz): I'm sorry, Sir. Shall I get their names ? Chester W. Nimitz: No. It's good to know at least some of the men still want to fight.
Edwin Layton: Captain Rawlings: This is bloody ridiculous. Edwin Layton: Wasn't your empire built on ridiculous traditions? Captain Rawlings: Don't defend them, Layton. You might speak their language, but they still think you're a barbarian. Edwin Layton: Be honest, you won't miss this place when you're gone? Captain Rawlings: Oh, please. The next time I see the little buggers, I hope it's through the sights of a 14 inch gun.
Edwin Layton: Sir, after Pearl you told me to stick to my guns. I swear to you, Joe's right about this. Chester W. Nimitz: I'm not generally predisposed to trust a bunch of tuba players led by a man wearing fuzzy slippers, but I'll figure a way to get the Enterprise back here. Meantime, you gentlemen need to convince Washington that the Japs will target at Midway. Edwin Layton: How, sir? Washington doesn't exactly have a habit of listening to us. Chester W. Nimitz: Oh, I'm sure you'll think of something.
