jaybird

Everybody but the Jaybird had a second glass of it.

Jaybird caught the last man trying to run up the hill.

As he ran, Jaybird kept looking back over his shoulder to make sure everyone was still with him.

Five minutes later, Jaybird saw that he was falling behind.

Jaybird had the center section of the big building but found no opposition.

Jaybird came into the sick bay and looked at the picture.

Jaybird stopped on the rise and picked up the four men.

Jaybird went into the squad room and let the men know the first order of business.

He told Jaybird to get the men out of there and back to their quarters.

He and Jaybird bumped into each other getting out the door.

You see, the Jaybird was teaching me well, though he didn't have a clue.

He and Jaybird rolled the rocks out of the way.

"The pilots will know how to find the place," Jaybird said.

Jaybird found a map in the trash on the floor.

"Jaybird, take the men out of here and get some sleep.

A few hand signals, and Jaybird was back on point with the others formed up behind him.

Jaybird had never liked this way of getting off a sub.

"Seems to be an emergency down at the docks," Jaybird said.

"Looks like they're the good guys or they'd be shooting by now," Jaybird said.

Jaybird grabbed the Japanese man and pushed him toward the door.

Jaybird had been looking at the shadows in the moonlight.

Murdock called Jaybird over and put the problem to him.

He took two steps into the passageway and then saw Jaybird.

"I went home with her," Jaybird replied, as if he couldn't believe the question.