Spangler: Cadets... as you know, I don't often reveal my... personal side, but after 20 years of separation, my mother has agreed to visit with me this weekend. She is a very demanding woman, and I haven't seen her for a long time. I want things to go well. [looks directly at Francis] That means I will have no time for antics, shenanigans, hooliganism or tomfoolery. [walks on] There will be no problems which take me away from time with Mother. This is important to me, which makes it...
All: Important to us.
Spangler: So it is crystal clear. I will not be disturbed this weekend.
All: Yes, sir!
Spangler: As you were.

Francis: I think this is where they nested.
Spangler: I'd say we got off lucky. This happened once before in '72 we had to bulldoze the amphitheater.

Francis: Sir?
Spangler: Who's there?
Francis: Uh, just me, sir.
Spangler: What time is it? Colonel North should be here any minute.
Francis: It's morning, sir. You, you already missed reveille.
Spangler: Oh, my God. Oh, my God. The one chance I had to be face-to-face with my hero, and I slept through his visit?
Francis: Slept through his visit, sir? You guys were up all night talking.
Spangler: We did?
Francis: Yeah, you really hit it off. He told you to call him Ollie.
Spangler: Really?
Francis: Don't you remember? You two were joking and laughing like old friends. And drinking Scotch, lots and lots of Scotch.
Spangler: Yes, we did, didn't we?
Francis: If I may say so, sir, you were the happiest I have ever seen you.
Spangler: Well, you may... you may. Now, if you will excuse me, I have to get myself ready.