Wang Chi:
Here's to the Army and Navy and the battles they have won; here's to America's colors, the colors that never run.



Jack Burton:
May the wings of liberty never lose a feather.

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Rafe:
J, L, M, K, P, O, E, T, X. Eyes like an eagle, ma'am.



Evelyn:
Slow down, flyboy. And instead of the bottom, read the very top. Both eyes.



Rafe:
Yeah. C. Sorry, J.


[Clears throat]



Rafe:
C, W, uh, Q, uh, Q



Evelyn:
[Smiles] Read the bottom line again, please, but read it right to left and every other letter.



Rafe:
E, X...



Danny:
X, E.



Rafe:
X, E. X, E, ma'am. Ma'am, I know how this looks.



Evelyn:
I'm sorry, Lieutenant. I really am, but army and navy requires 20/20 vision.



Rafe:
Oh, I... It's not a problem with my eyes. I mean, I can see. I mean I can hit a runnin' rabbit with a $3.00 pistol. I got a problem with letters, that's all.



Evelyn:
Well, maybe after some schooling, you could come back and take the test again.



Rafe:
No, I had schooling. I mean, the teachers just never knew what to make of it, I... It's just letters. I mix 'em up sometimes. That's all. I mean, I just get 'em backword sometimes. Look here. My math and spatial reasoning and my verbal scores are all excellent.



Evelyn:
But you barely passed the written exam.



Danny:
Yeah, but he did pass it. So it's my turn now?



Evelyn:
No, you'll wait your turn.



Danny:
Yes, ma'am.



Rafe:
Ma'am, I'm never gonna be an English teacher. But I know why I'm here: to be a pilot. And you don't dogfight with manuals. You don't fly with gauges. I mean, it's all about feeling and speed, and lettin' that plane become like a part of your body. And that manual says that a guy who's a slow reader can't be a good pilot. That file says I'm the best pilot in this room. Ma'am, please, don't take my wings.

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