- Quite an honor, eh?
- As long as the medals are not warded posthumously.

— (Wendell Holmes)

5 seconds sound clip from the X Minus 1 - Mars is Heaven by Ray Bradbury classic radio dramaseries.

You can hear this line at 00:08:31 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- No, it has its advantages. I have no ties on earth. Nothing to lose now.

- I imagine I'm the only one on board who is free to enjoy our present, peculiar position.

- All right, Masters, you can button it up now.

- Well, gentlemen, check your side arms.

- In one minute we'll be the first men to set foot on Mars.

- Quite an honor, eh?

- As long as the medals are not warded posthumously.

- Still uneasy, Dr. Horst?

- Captain Black, I've been uneasy ever since I can remember. On earth and on Mars.

- Well, thirty seconds. Give me the intercom phone, Lustig. p

- Masters. Battle stations are to be manned until we return.

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