stationed at Aldershot too.
Oh, sir! You are a marvel.
- Mother?
- Yes, darling.
Is Vin going to marry Carol?
Now, Toby, just finish
your dumpling, darling.
I only said, "Is Vin
going to marry Carol?"
Isn't it nice having Vin at home
and staying down here for dinner?
Yes. Are you going
to marry Carol, Vin?
Well, since you bring it up, Toby,
I haven't had the nerve to ask her.
Why not? You're brave, aren't you?
Don't be so silly, Toby.
Gentlemen don't propose
when they're eating.
- Why not?
- Well, it's not romantic.
Of course it isn't.
- Toby.
- What?
Why don't you ask me
if I'm going to marry Vin?
Are you?
- Lf he asks me.
- He's afraid.
Why, say, I'm not
going to stand for that.
Carol, I meant to wait for Judy's
romantic moments and all that...
...but will you marry me, Carol?
Soon?
Oh, egads.
This is the darnedest proposal I've...
Is it yes, Carol?
It's yes, Vin.
Oh, my dear, I'm so happy.
- May I...?
- Go ahead, Dad.
It's the telephone, ma'am. He wants
to speak to Pilot Officer Vincent Miniver.
Hello. Yes. Yes, speaking.
Why, of course, sir.
Oh, I see.
About half an hour.
Yes, sir.
Immediately, sir.
Goodbye.
That was the airfield.
I have to report.
- It's a blow, isn't it?
- Oh, but why?
Some job or other.
You don't ask why in the air force.
- I'm sorry, Mother.
- I can't believe it, Vin.
- They promised you a week.
- You know how things are.
Good job I hadn't unpacked.
I'll go get my bag.
I promised to be at the airport
in half an hour.
I'll get the car
and drive you over, Vin.
Well, it's a disappointment.
No use pretending it isn't.
But now that we've
got him so near...
Does that mean that
he's going into action?
Not necessarily, Carol.
Well, I better get the car.
It certainly hasn't been
much of a leave.
- Goodbye, Mother.
- Goodbye, darling.
- Do take care of yourself.
- Oh, I will.
Goodbye, you.
Be good.
Remember, you're engaged.
Better not tell the old lady.
Not until I get back.
Then we'll go hand in hand and beard
the old lion in her own rose garden.
Goodbye, Judy.
- Get me some souvenirs.
- What do you want?
Messerschmitt.
- Goodbye, Toby.
- Bye, Vin.
- Make me a dive bomber.
- All right.
- Bye.
- So long.
- Shoot down some Jerries and Fritzes.
- I will.
Goodbye, and don't worry about me.
85% on the test, you know.
What a beautiful night.
Clear as day.
- Happy about the engagement, Clem?
- Oh, very.
- Sweet child, young Carol.
- Isn't she?
Wonder how the old lady's
going to take it.
She'll be proud.
- You couldn't be prejudiced, could you?
- Certainly not.
- Vin's a very unusual boy.
- Yes.
Listen, Clem.
Engine trouble.
No, it's Vin.
Don't you remember
what he told us about signaling?
About the boy who used to signal
to his mother?
- That was Vin.
- By Job, I believe you're right.
Good old Vin.
Good luck, Vin.
- Hello?
- Clem!
Yes?
Who?
- Oh, emergency. I see.
- What is it, Clem?
- It's all right, dear.
- Is it Vin?
Oh, no. It's only the river patrol.
All right, old man,
I'll come right over.
- You're not going out on the river?
- I've got to. I'm on patrol.
- I wonder what's up. 2:30.
- What on earth can they want?
I can't imagine.
You've been out after that German flyer
all day, and I'll not let you go.
Now I am confused.
Are those orders?
Where are you off to?
Sandwiches and a Thermos.
If you're going on duty,
you'll need them.
- Thank you.
- Hello, Miniver.
Hello, Halliday.
- Nobby, what's on?
- I don't know.
He's your crew. How much
petrol have you got?
- About half full. Why? What's up?
- Fill her up, Dixon.
Hi, Mr. Miniver.
- What's up?
- Wish I knew.
- What do you think?
- Don't know.
- Do you know?
- All I know is...
...I've been dragged out of bed
to open up the bar.
Awfully glad you were.
A couple of points to starboard there.
Scots, wae hae wi' Wallace bled.
- Hello, chaps.
- Why the glad rags?
Well, I was in London at the