Hogan thinks that a bombing will improve Gen. Burkhalters neighborhood.
LeBeau is upset that Schultz wants him to cook a steak well done.
Carter tells Schultz that LeBeau is going to cook him some cockroaches.
Gen. Burkhalter gets worried whenever Klink thinks one of his ideas is good.
Newkirk doesn't think its fair to all his girlfriends that he risks his life.
LeBeau wonders if Newkirk is afraid of getting shot.
Hogan is excited to be alone with someone as beautiful as Lily.
Schultz doesn't think that the men will like working in the mess hall.
Gen. Burkhalter tells Klink that he is a Dummkopf.
Schultz wonders what the secret is, the rocket is in the middle of the camp.
Gen. Burkhalter is about to give Klink an assignment.
Newkirk is worried that they'll have a hard time finding the rockets.
Hogan tells the Major to look them up next time he needs auto shop.
Hogan tells Maj. Heintzen to change his own tire.
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