Hellcats of the Navy - Nathan Juran 1957
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In 1944, when Japan's island empire[br]was still an impregnable fortress...
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...I approved plans, as commander[br]in chief of the Pacific Fleet...
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...for one of the most daring[br]and formidable operations...
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...in the history of naval warfare.
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The problem was how to get past[br]the heavily-mined entrances...
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...into the Sea of Japan.
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How to sever the link of supply between[br]Japan and the Asiatic mainland...
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...thereby breaking his will to fight[br]and ensuring his destruction.
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My faith in this daring operation[br]was placed in men...
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...like Vice Adm. Charles A. Lockwood...
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...commander of Submarine Force,[br]Pacific Fleet.
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And his faith was placed in men[br]like Cmdr. Casey Abbott...
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...captain of the submarine Starfish.
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This is the story[br]of the life-and-death struggle...
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...fought not only beneath[br]the surface of the sea...
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...but within the minds and hearts[br]of a valiant group of men...
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...the Hellcats of the Navy.
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My favorite kind.
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Hey, Freddy,[br]I made these special for you.
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Thanks.
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Cookie, sir?
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We should be sitting[br]right off the Honshu coast.
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- See if those frogmen are ready.[br]- Aye, aye, sir.
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We close enough to pick up[br]a couple of geisha girls, Mr. Landon?
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Yeah. Nice, fat ones[br]with horns on them.
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Horns?
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He means mines, dope!
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They're right on the edge of the[br]minefield, according to the DRT.
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- No sonar contact, Mr. Landon.[br]- Huh?
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Where's the minefield?
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It's there, all right.
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What do you see, captain?
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Nothing but fog.
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- All ahead, one-third.[br]- All ahead, one-third.
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We're right on the edge[br]of the Japanese shipping lanes.
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Better take those frogmen out[br]through the escape trunk.
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Where's Mr. Barton?
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He moved into your bunk this morning[br]to get some sleep.
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Too much acey-deucy, I guess.
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- All right. See you at forward.[br]- Aye, aye.
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Let's go, fellas.
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Come on, Wes.[br]Come on, lover-boy.
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The dream sequence is over.
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You're on. You're the head man[br]in this act, so get into your gear.
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What time is it?
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Time for you to go out and get[br]a couple of those Japanese mines.
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- Ain't I the lucky one?[br]- Yeah.
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You're lucky it's me waking you up[br]and not Capt. Abbott.
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- You think he's sore?[br]- No, no. He likes it.
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His girl's going out with another[br]guy, especially a jg.
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Was it my fault? She practically sat[br]down in my lap and demanded attention.
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Yeah. I hear she's just that type.
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Don't let the quiet ones fool you.[br]I've been telling you...
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...you gotta open the oyster[br]to find the pearl.
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Forget the oysters this trip, will you?[br]Just bring back two Japanese mines.
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We gotta have them to make[br]this new sonar work.
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The next thing you'll want is a TV[br]so you can see where you're going.
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I wish I could see[br]where you were going.
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The girl again?[br]Look, what's the big deal, Don?
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Wes, I've seen you playing the field[br]ever since the academy.
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This girl is different. She wouldn't[br]fit into a notch on your belt.
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Don, may I never live[br]to borrow your Skivvies again...
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...if I'm telling a lie,[br]but I didn't break up this romance.
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No, I got her on the rebound[br]from Abbott. Are you satisfied?
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Where does it say[br]in Navy regulations...?
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Come on, they're waiting[br]for you out there.
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A few days from now,[br]we'll be sitting around Wing Joe's...
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...listening to Wes Barton telling us[br]all about how he won the war.
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Single-handed.
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Hey, tell us about it,[br]will you, Wes?
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- Come on![br]- Come on, Wes, tell us about it.
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All right, listen.
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There I was, right in the middle[br]of the Sea of Japan...
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...surrounded by the entire[br]Japanese navy.
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And all I had[br]was a pair of flippers.
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- Pair of flippers, huh?[br]- Will you tell us how you did it?
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Hey, Cinderella,[br]here's your magic slippers.
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You men all ready?
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We're all set, sir.
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- How about time?[br]- Twenty minutes out, 20 minutes back.
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No longer.[br]We'll surface in 40 minutes.
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What's so special[br]about these particular mines?
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The Japanese have done something[br]to them so our sonar won't pick them up.
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We have to find out what it is.
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We lost the Need/e Fin[br]trying to get through these straits.
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All right, let's make it.
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Wes, you'd better hurry back.[br]You got a pair of my shoes.
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I'm getting a new pair of heels[br]put on them.
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You know how it is,[br]being dragged out of bars.
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- Just the thing for water polo, huh?[br]- You're not kidding.
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- What happened to him?[br]- Too much, too long.
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Get him below.
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Where's Barton?
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He was with Cordice and Smith.[br]Cordice, isn't Barton with you guys?
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I thought he was with you.
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Hey, Barton![br]Wes!
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That guy couldn't drown.
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We'll go back after him.
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Barton!
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- Lines secured, sir.[br]- Very well.
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Radar contact on the starboard bow.[br]Bearing 0-2-5.
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- How far?[br]- About 3000 yards.
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Range closing fast.[br]Could be a destroyer.
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- Hey, Barton?[br]- Landon!
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We'll have to dive.
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If you cut your engines,[br]they'll never find us in this fog.
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They may have us[br]on their radar already.
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We've got to bring him in!
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What's the position[br]on that radar report now?
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Twenty-five hundred yards.[br]Range closing fast!
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Wes!
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- Clear the deck.[br]- Captain, I see Wes!
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- Where?[br]- About 100 yards out!
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I see him, sir!
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- I think.[br]- You, get below.
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Barton! Wes!
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Clear the bridge.[br]Lookouts below.
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- What about Wes Barton?[br]- Two thousand yards!
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We can't do anything for him now.
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Hatch shut! Take her down fast,[br]5-7 feet.
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Ready all tubes.[br]Stand by, forward and aft.
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- Left, full rudder.[br]- Left, full rudder.
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Green board, pressure in the boat,[br]main induction shut and locked.
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She's heard our sounds.
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Close the board.
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- Battle stations, torpedo.[br]- Battle stations, torpedo.
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Man battle stations, torpedo.[br]Man battle stations, torpedo.
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Range opening.
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Bearing.
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Mark.
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Bearing 2-5-0.
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Final bearing and shoot.
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Stand by, aft.
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Tubes aft ready and standing by, sir.
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Bearing.
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Mark.
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Bearing 2-5-0.
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Fire seven.
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- Seven fired electrically, sir.[br]- Fire eight.
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Eight fired electrically, sir.
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Got them!
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High, fast cruise[br]coming in on us, captain.
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- Stand by, forward.[br]- Stand by, forward.
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Final bearing and shoot.
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All tubes ready, sir.
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Bearing.
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- Mark.[br]- Bearing 3-5-8.
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Fire one.
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- One fired electrically, sir.[br]- Fire two.
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Two fired electrically, sir.
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- Missed them.[br]- Scope down.
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Flood negative.[br]Take her down.
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They're over us now, sir.
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Rig for depth charge.
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All compartments, rig ship[br]for depth charge.
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- Fire in the forward engine room.[br]- Lay aft, Don. Check on the fire.
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We've lost main control, sir.[br]Screws have stopped turning.
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Take over, Paul,[br]I'm going to Control.
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- What's our depth?[br]- Two hundred feet.
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What's it look like?[br]Have we lost them?
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Can't even hear them now, sir.[br]Sonar power's off.
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Ask Maneuvering[br]about those shafts.
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Maneuvering, Control.[br]What's the condition of those shafts?
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Fire's out in the engine room.
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Full power restored[br]in the maneuvering room.
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About Barton...
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...there was nothing else to do.
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Thanks, honey.[br]You pulled me through again.
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How's that?
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That's Mabel. It's my girl.[br]She brings me luck.
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If she pulled you through,[br]she pulled me through.
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She pulled us all through.[br]We all ought to kiss her.
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Mon chérie, you are so beautiful.
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I must kiss you.
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At least if you kissed her[br]on the cheek...
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Come on, Freddy, give her a kiss.[br]She won't bite you.
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- Sure, Freddy.[br]- Come on.
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- Never mind. You're my boyfriend.[br]- Hey!
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Look out!
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Come on, now.[br]Cookie, give me the picture.
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- Oh, baby![br]- Oh, come...
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Give me the picture, Cook!
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Okay, Landon. Let's talk.
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What I've got to say to you[br]can't be said to a commanding officer.
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Spit it out.
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You have my permission.
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You haven't served with me before.
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Do you think I enjoy[br]letting men drown?
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No, captain.
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But by now, I suppose[br]you've got yourself convinced...
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...that this hurts you[br]more than it did him.
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I don't happen to think[br]you had to let him die.
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Someday, you may have[br]a command of your own.
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If you wanna take a chance[br]and risk an entire crew...
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...a ship and a mission[br]for one man...
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...that'll be your decision to make.
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This one was mine.
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If you'd cut your engines,[br]then they might not have found us.
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Maybe not.
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We'll never know, will we?
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There was no time[br]to figure the odds.
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I had to rely on experience[br]and instinct.
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Right or wrong...
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...I decided to play it safe[br]for the 85 men on this sub.
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Tell me...
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...what did your instinct[br]tell you about this?
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In that split second,[br]did instinct remind you that Barton...
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...might be waltzing your girl[br]around the base?
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I've had time to consider my decision.[br]I still think it was right.
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If you were wrong,[br]could you admit it?
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Even to yourself?
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If you think I made a personal decision[br]that cost Barton's life...
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...you have my permission to report it[br]to the squadron commander.
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I can't do anything about it,[br]and you know it.
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I can't prove a thing.
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- About this girl...[br]- Leave her out of this.
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I gave you permission[br]to speak, Mr. Landon...
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...so I intend to forget[br]this conversation.
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Come on, Freddy. Let's go.[br]Cut the cake.
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- I said, leave me alone.[br]- Blow out the candles.
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- I said, leave me alone.[br]- Blow out the candles.
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- Go on, blow them out.[br]- I told you, leave me alone!
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It was an accident, sir.[br]We planned a little party for Freddy.
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He's 19 today,[br]and it's his first time out.
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I had the cake already, sir.
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We figured to go ahead[br]and try to cheer him up.
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Only I didn't wanna[br]be cheered up, sir!
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I figure that after[br]what happened today...
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...we shouldn't have a birthday party.
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We should have a wake.[br]Back where I come from, that's...
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He's kind of broken up, sir!
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He was on deck, and he claims[br]he saw Lt. Barton just before we...
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I did see him!
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You probably did.
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Port back, full.[br]Left, full rudder.
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All stop.
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I can only say that I feel the loss of[br]Lt. Barton as keenly as you both do.
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But according to your report, Casey...
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...you did the only thing possible.
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Well, let's hope the mine[br]you brought back...
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...will give us a real clue to getting[br]through the Tsushima Straits.
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We're covering a few dozen[br]dummy mines...
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...with the same rubber and acetate[br]coating on the Japanese mine.
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When we get the report[br]from the lab...
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...we'll try to fix our sonar[br]to pick them up.
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There's another way to do it, sir.
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Japanese freighters are going[br]through those straits every day.
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We could follow one and chart[br]a mine-free channel for ourselves.
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We lost the Need/e Fin trying that.
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We're not sure how we lost[br]the Need/e Fin, are we, sir?
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Let's try it my way for now, Casey.[br]We'll see how the sonar tests go.
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Aye, aye, sir.
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Anything else?
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I'd like to talk about my officer-personnel[br]situation, if I may, admiral?
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Yes, sir.
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Cmdr. Abbott.
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Case!
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I was afraid you wouldn't come.
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- You've heard about Wes?[br]- Yes.
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I talked to Landon.
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Somehow, I feel it's all my fault.
00:22:00.75,00:22:03.38
Everything's such a mess, and l...
00:22:03.98,00:22:05.98
Let's get out of here.[br]I'll sign out.
00:22:06.65,00:22:08.35
I've got a jeep.
00:22:08.56,00:22:11.18
Take over for me,[br]will you, Frankie?
00:22:21.90,00:22:24.96
You knew I was fresh out[br]of a bad marriage when we met.
00:22:25.14,00:22:29.04
I wanted to be sure this time,[br]so I played it safe...
00:22:29.51,00:22:32.31
...until I knew[br]that you were Mr. Right.
00:22:33.05,00:22:35.88
But then you gave me that line[br]about wartime marriages.
00:22:36.05,00:22:38.75
I wanted a wife and kids,[br]not a widow and orphans.
00:22:38.92,00:22:40.41
Sure.
00:22:40.82,00:22:44.09
Then I began to think maybe you were[br]playing the South Sea circuit.
00:22:44.26,00:22:47.12
- You knew better.[br]- How could I know?
00:22:47.29,00:22:50.20
Did you give me a postdated check?
00:22:51.53,00:22:53.56
So I got sore.
00:22:54.77,00:22:56.46
What really happened...
00:22:56.64,00:22:59.90
...is that I got scared, unsure.
00:23:00.14,00:23:03.44
I had to prove to myself[br]I could still circulate.
00:23:04.21,00:23:06.37
You proved it with Wes Barton.
00:23:06.55,00:23:10.64
Well, he was the guy[br]all the girls whistled at...
00:23:10.98,00:23:14.04
...and just about the nicest guy[br]I ever knew.
00:23:14.39,00:23:16.45
But it wasn't love.
00:23:17.26,00:23:20.59
Not for him, or for me.[br]We both knew that.
00:23:20.89,00:23:22.56
I should have known it.
00:23:22.73,00:23:25.86
I should have come and found out[br]while I could do something about it.
00:23:26.03,00:23:27.80
That's what I'm trying to say.
00:23:27.97,00:23:31.06
What happened out there[br]had nothing to do with you and me.
00:23:33.61,00:23:35.47
It's Landon, isn't it?
00:23:39.41,00:23:43.54
He didn't come right out and say so,[br]but I knew what he thought.
00:23:44.99,00:23:46.82
It's crazy, Case.
00:23:46.99,00:23:50.82
Don't you see? He doesn't know you.[br]Don't you see how crazy it is?
00:23:51.83,00:23:53.95
He's right about one thing.
00:23:54.36,00:23:57.30
I can't take up[br]where Wes Barton left off.
00:23:57.46,00:23:59.43
I'd never feel right.
00:23:59.77,00:24:03.03
And if I forgot, there'd be[br]people and faces to remind me.
00:24:03.20,00:24:06.73
You? What about me?[br]What about us?
00:24:06.91,00:24:08.90
I don't care about people.
00:24:09.08,00:24:10.41
You have to live with people.
00:24:10.58,00:24:13.38
You have to work with them,[br]fight beside them.
00:24:13.55,00:24:15.41
It does matter.
00:24:18.69,00:24:21.55
I guess you'd better[br]take me back, Casey.
00:24:32.03,00:24:33.59
Take in two and three.
00:24:37.17,00:24:38.40
Take in four.
00:24:39.91,00:24:41.84
Leave her around. Easy on one.
00:24:42.81,00:24:44.47
All back, two-thirds.
00:24:52.39,00:24:55.65
How much longer are we gonna play tag[br]with these dummy mines, sir?
00:24:55.82,00:24:57.81
Until we get the bugs[br]out of that sonar gear.
00:24:57.99,00:25:01.43
- The Army may be in Tokyo by then.[br]- Try telling the admiral that.
00:25:01.60,00:25:03.43
Clear the bridge!
00:25:22.05,00:25:24.35
Can you interpret that hash?
00:25:24.52,00:25:25.85
No, sir.
00:25:26.02,00:25:28.58
Would you say[br]there were mines out there?
00:25:28.76,00:25:30.12
No, sir.
00:25:30.29,00:25:32.02
Well, there are.
00:25:32.19,00:25:35.68
It looks more like fish[br]or seaweed to me, sir.
00:25:54.05,00:25:56.41
Does that sound like seaweed?
00:25:56.78,00:25:58.55
- No, sir.[br]- All stop.
00:25:58.72,00:25:59.71
All stop.
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Let's hope we're not hung up again.
00:26:03.89,00:26:06.09
- All back, full.[br]- All back, full.
00:26:12.83,00:26:15.06
- All stop.[br]- All stop.
00:26:15.24,00:26:17.86
- All ahead, one-third.[br]- All ahead, one-third.
00:26:18.04,00:26:20.97
- Right, full rudder.[br]- Right, full rudder.
00:26:21.17,00:26:24.34
- It's working, sir. It's working.[br]- What did you do to it?
00:26:25.78,00:26:30.01
I just remembered. I cut in[br]the new circuit the lab gave us.
00:26:31.28,00:26:34.08
If it keeps on working like this,[br]we've really got something.
00:26:36.06,00:26:38.65
Looks like a mine coming up,[br]starboard side.
00:26:38.83,00:26:41.09
- Rudder amidships.[br]- Rudder amidships.
00:26:41.26,00:26:43.86
- Steady as she goes.[br]- Steady as she goes.
00:26:44.13,00:26:46.53
Take over, Landon, and run the field.
00:26:46.73,00:26:48.29
Aye, aye, sir.
00:26:50.74,00:26:53.14
- Matches.[br]- He made it again.
00:26:53.31,00:26:56.00
- I'm telling you, he shaved the dice![br]- Stop him, somebody!
00:26:56.18,00:26:58.11
- I bet you five more it comes out.[br]- Come on, dice!
00:26:58.28,00:27:00.01
- Use the cup, Carroll.[br]- Come on. Blow.
00:27:00.18,00:27:02.24
What do you mean, "blow"?[br]Come on.
00:27:03.02,00:27:05.64
I got a six. How are we doing[br]on sixes, Freddy boy?
00:27:05.82,00:27:09.35
- Just a minute. I have to figure it.[br]- What's with this pencil-and-paper bit?
00:27:09.52,00:27:11.79
What do you mean,[br]"how are we doing on sixes"?
00:27:12.43,00:27:15.39
It's simple mathematics. It's...
00:27:16.06,00:27:19.23
- What do you call it, kid?[br]- Combinations and permutations.
00:27:19.53,00:27:22.00
What's with this[br]"combinations and permutations"?
00:27:22.17,00:27:25.37
Look, Freddy keeps tabs[br]on the numbers. We know the odds.
00:27:25.54,00:27:27.40
If it ain't come up much,[br]it's due to show.
00:27:27.57,00:27:30.84
Otherwise, it's a sucker bet. See?[br]Combinations and permutations.
00:27:31.01,00:27:33.64
I don't understand[br]combinations and permutations.
00:27:33.81,00:27:35.37
You're okay on sixes.
00:27:35.55,00:27:38.54
- How come he knows so much?[br]- Never mind. Carroll, shoot the dice.
00:27:38.72,00:27:43.09
He knows all about science too:[br]radar, electronics, sonar.
00:27:43.26,00:27:46.78
He knows more about these sonar[br]tests than all you put together.
00:27:46.96,00:27:48.83
He was explaining[br]about these mines...
00:27:49.00,00:27:51.26
Look, either you shoot the dice[br]or get off...
00:27:51.43,00:27:53.49
All right. Come on.[br]Fade me. Fade me.
00:27:53.67,00:27:55.66
All right, shoot already.
00:27:56.10,00:27:57.80
- Bets.[br]- Bets.
00:27:57.97,00:27:59.87
Six it is.
00:28:00.87,00:28:05.40
After we clean out the Japs, Freddy and I[br]are gonna take our system to Las Vegas.
00:28:05.58,00:28:07.17
- Ain't we, Freddy boy?[br]- Sure.
00:28:07.35,00:28:08.71
- Shoot the dice.[br]- Fade me.
00:28:08.88,00:28:10.11
- You got it.[br]- Here we go.
00:28:10.28,00:28:11.38
Five more, it comes.
00:28:22.53,00:28:25.23
Is that floating crap game[br]still going on?
00:28:26.13,00:28:27.76
Afraid it's chronic, sir.
00:28:27.93,00:28:30.13
- Who's winning?[br]- Carroll.
00:28:30.30,00:28:32.79
He claims he's using science.
00:28:33.51,00:28:37.24
Well, I have to break it up,[br]but I don't have to catch them at it.
00:28:37.41,00:28:38.84
I'm going forward, Charlie.
00:28:39.01,00:28:42.28
- Forward room.[br]- Yes, sir, captain.
00:28:45.85,00:28:48.45
Suppose we're going[br]through an enemy minefield...
00:28:48.62,00:28:50.59
...like into Tokyo Bay.
00:28:53.53,00:28:55.12
What's this?[br]A kind of crap game?
00:28:55.30,00:28:57.20
No, sir.
00:28:57.36,00:29:00.99
Freddy was just explaining to us[br]about the sonar tests.
00:29:01.17,00:29:03.90
Well, go on, Freddy.[br]I want to hear this too.
00:29:04.77,00:29:09.44
These nickels, dimes and quarters,[br]they're the mines in the bay.
00:29:10.04,00:29:11.81
But a clear channel has been left...
00:29:11.98,00:29:14.78
...so a Japanese harbor pilot,[br]having a chart...
00:29:14.95,00:29:18.11
...can guide friendly shipping through[br]without running into the mines.
00:29:19.79,00:29:23.02
Only we don't have a chart,[br]so if we try to get through...
00:29:23.19,00:29:26.92
...we run into the mines.[br]Then we all get killed.
00:29:27.36,00:29:28.35
Go on.
00:29:29.60,00:29:30.82
That's all, sir.
00:29:33.30,00:29:35.06
One thing...
00:29:35.47,00:29:37.77
...if this is supposed[br]to be one of our ships...
00:29:37.94,00:29:39.73
...you turned up snake eyes.
00:29:40.61,00:29:42.51
Snake eyes are supposed[br]to be bad luck.
00:29:42.68,00:29:44.64
Isn't that right, Carroll?
00:29:45.61,00:29:48.08
If you say so, sir.
00:29:48.55,00:29:52.51
I'm glad to see you're all up on your[br]sonar lessons, but don't overdo it.
00:29:52.69,00:29:55.42
Commence reload drill.[br]That'll relax your minds.
00:30:04.53,00:30:07.30
Feels like we're riding up[br]on another cable.
00:30:09.50,00:30:11.20
Secure that fish!
00:30:12.64,00:30:14.40
- All stop.[br]- All stop.
00:30:23.22,00:30:24.91
Push it back, fellas!
00:30:25.08,00:30:27.58
Doc! Doc! Somebody!
00:30:29.36,00:30:31.79
Doc! Come on.
00:30:42.24,00:30:44.80
The skull is badly fractured.[br]There's no chance...
00:30:44.97,00:30:47.27
...unless we get him[br]right back to base.
00:30:49.88,00:30:51.81
Ring the conning tower.
00:30:52.38,00:30:53.61
Paul?
00:30:53.78,00:30:55.25
Sonar and radar still out?
00:30:55.58,00:30:57.45
They will be for two or three hours.
00:30:57.85,00:30:59.28
What's our visibility?
00:30:59.75,00:31:01.69
What's visibility?
00:31:02.22,00:31:06.02
Tropical storm coming up.[br]Visibility less than 100 yards.
00:31:08.26,00:31:09.63
I'm coming up.
00:31:18.14,00:31:20.70
The boy can't live unless[br]we get him to base hospital.
00:31:20.87,00:31:22.47
Prepare to surface two main engines.
00:31:22.64,00:31:25.08
If we surface, we risk[br]a collision in this squall.
00:31:25.25,00:31:27.44
If we lay until that gear is fixed,[br]he'll be dead.
00:31:27.61,00:31:30.17
But there are four other destroyers,[br]three subs...
00:31:30.35,00:31:32.68
...a minesweeper[br]and five PT boats up there.
00:31:32.85,00:31:34.18
It's a big ocean.
00:31:35.76,00:31:39.16
- What would you do, let the boy die?[br]- No, sir. I wouldn't.
00:31:39.33,00:31:41.12
I'd take a chance to save a life.
00:31:41.43,00:31:44.99
I think you made the right decision.[br]This time.
00:31:45.47,00:31:46.83
Ready to surface below.
00:31:47.83,00:31:49.03
Surface.
00:32:12.03,00:32:15.26
- How's that boy doing?[br]- Still in a coma, sir.
00:32:15.56,00:32:18.46
Casey, your dummy-mine tests[br]have helped us a lot...
00:32:18.63,00:32:21.12
...but I'm taking you off them[br]for a special mission.
00:32:21.30,00:32:24.10
You'll have sealed orders[br]aboard the Starfish in an hour.
00:32:24.27,00:32:25.64
Yes, admiral.
00:32:25.81,00:32:28.67
About my exec, Lt. Cmdr. Landon?
00:32:30.41,00:32:32.78
- You say he is a good officer?[br]- Yes, sir.
00:32:32.95,00:32:35.01
Any reason why he shouldn't[br]go out with you?
00:32:35.18,00:32:36.61
No, sir.
00:32:36.98,00:32:37.97
Good.
00:32:38.15,00:32:42.02
Then hop to it,[br]and lots of good luck, Casey.
00:32:42.59,00:32:44.35
Thank you, sir.
00:32:52.77,00:32:56.06
The captain would like to see you[br]in the wardroom, sir. Right away.
00:32:57.47,00:33:01.13
Steering course 2-5-0. Going ahead[br]on standard, on four engines.
00:33:01.31,00:33:04.30
- You have the Con.[br]- Aye, aye, sir.
00:33:19.66,00:33:24.15
We're on a special nine-day assignment,[br]proceeding to the island of Saishu-to.
00:33:24.33,00:33:29.39
Let's see, that's almost 60 miles[br]southeast of Tsushima Strait.
00:33:29.57,00:33:33.47
That's right. We're to knock out[br]the island so it can't be used as a base...
00:33:33.64,00:33:36.63
...when we make our breakthrough[br]into the Sea of Japan.
00:33:36.81,00:33:39.21
Arrange a small landing party,[br]one officer.
00:33:39.38,00:33:41.90
I'll take the party, captain.
00:33:42.22,00:33:43.98
I don't think that's a good idea.
00:33:44.15,00:33:46.88
As second-in-command,[br]it's right that I should lead the party.
00:33:47.45,00:33:49.75
In the event of trouble,[br]I might have to abandon...
00:33:49.92,00:33:52.72
...the raiding party[br]in order to save this boat.
00:33:53.46,00:33:55.48
Yes, sir.
00:33:56.26,00:33:58.79
It's a question of your confidence[br]in my judgment.
00:33:59.47,00:34:03.90
I understand exactly[br]what you mean, sir. But it's my job.
00:34:04.07,00:34:07.67
I don't think I should[br]ask anyone else to take over.
00:34:09.28,00:34:11.44
Very well. Pick your men.
00:34:11.61,00:34:14.34
- No other orders.[br]- Yes, sir.
00:34:30.63,00:34:34.73
- Prepare to surface on battery.[br]- Prepare to surface on the battery.
00:34:36.74,00:34:41.30
- How does things look up there?[br]- No Japs, plenty of installation.
00:34:41.47,00:34:44.64
- Ready to surface below.[br]- Surface.
00:35:08.10,00:35:10.83
We'll surface for you at 2230.
00:35:11.00,00:35:12.56
Good luck.
00:37:23.74,00:37:26.76
Those explosions are going off[br]ahead of schedule.
00:37:27.77,00:37:30.21
Prepare to surface on the battery.
00:38:25.56,00:38:29.19
- One man's missing.[br]- They got Carroll.
00:38:36.21,00:38:39.20
There they are, captain.[br]Close aboard, starboard.
00:39:11.28,00:39:13.25
Clear the bridge!
00:39:27.19,00:39:30.36
- Air shut! Take her down, 6-0 feet![br]- Aye, aye, sir.
00:39:33.73,00:39:36.22
They've got us zeroed in.
00:39:54.02,00:39:55.71
We can't stay down here any longer.
00:39:55.89,00:39:58.36
Landon says the pumps[br]can't keep up with the water.
00:39:58.52,00:40:00.19
No sonar, no radar.
00:40:00.36,00:40:04.06
And only five miles from[br]the Sea of Japan and those minefields.
00:40:04.23,00:40:05.93
We'll just have[br]to take her up on guts.
00:40:06.10,00:40:08.76
Let's have a quick look around first.
00:40:18.81,00:40:21.75
Paul, have a look at this.
00:40:23.42,00:40:26.61
Landon, there's a Japanese[br]merchantman heading into the straits.
00:40:26.79,00:40:30.38
- Quite a temptation.[br]- We were supposed to avoid contact.
00:40:30.56,00:40:32.92
I'm not sinking her,[br]just following her through.
00:40:33.09,00:40:34.42
But our orders, captain.
00:40:34.83,00:40:37.42
My orders don't say anything[br]about a situation like this.
00:40:37.60,00:40:40.06
And we can't radio for new ones.
00:40:42.00,00:40:44.03
Here's our chance to log every inch...
00:40:44.20,00:40:46.67
...of that channel,[br]right into the Sea of Japan.
00:40:48.41,00:40:51.31
Didn't Prentice tell you that there[br]was no suction in the bilges...
00:40:51.48,00:40:54.47
...and the pump's burnt-out?[br]We can't get any speed...
00:40:54.65,00:40:56.51
...because the battery's too low.
00:40:59.25,00:41:02.85
This tub I'm watching can only do[br]about 7 knots. We'll limp along behind.
00:41:03.02,00:41:05.05
C/ear the torpedo room.[br]Leave a vo/unteer there...
00:41:05.22,00:41:06.78
...to keep the /eak stoppers in p/ace.
00:41:06.96,00:41:09.33
Put on any air pressure you need[br]to keep the plugs in.
00:41:09.50,00:41:10.48
Aye, aye, sir.
00:41:10.66,00:41:12.69
We'll follow this baby all the way in.
00:41:12.87,00:41:16.39
- All ahead, two-thirds.[br]- All ahead, two-thirds.
00:41:18.24,00:41:20.71
Clear the torpedo room!
00:41:24.14,00:41:26.81
It gets rough in the straits.[br]You're needed up in the conning tower.
00:41:26.98,00:41:29.04
You mean it gets rough in here[br]if those plugs pop.
00:41:29.22,00:41:31.24
- I can handle that job.[br]- But I want you outside.
00:41:31.42,00:41:34.41
I'm gonna close this hatch.[br]Keep up the air pressure.
00:41:34.59,00:41:36.95
I'm going to need plenty of it.
00:42:00.85,00:42:03.14
Mark the time, Paul.
00:42:06.25,00:42:08.45
One hour, 14 minutes[br]since we started our transit.
00:42:08.62,00:42:12.22
- Another 15 minutes, we should be at...[br]- Captain.
00:42:12.56,00:42:15.89
Forward reducer just let go, captain.[br]Shut that valve!
00:42:16.40,00:42:18.26
All stations, put Mr. Landon on.
00:42:18.43,00:42:21.06
All stations, put Mr. Landon on.
00:42:21.23,00:42:24.40
This is Landon in the forward room.[br]The room's under pressure.
00:42:24.57,00:42:29.44
Landon, when I want you to volunteer,[br]I'll tell you. How are the plugs holding?
00:42:29.61,00:42:32.60
I can keep them in if Control[br]gives me back the air pressure.
00:42:34.21,00:42:36.15
One plug just let go!
00:42:40.25,00:42:42.41
Charlie, how are you coming[br]with the air?
00:42:42.59,00:42:45.46
We're working on it, but I can't hold it[br]at periscope depth much longer...
00:42:45.62,00:42:48.79
...with that torpedo room flooding.[br]- How much further, Paul?
00:42:48.96,00:42:52.06
According to DRT, two minutes[br]and we're through, with no gravy.
00:42:52.23,00:42:56.67
Landon, you've got to hold on[br]for two more minutes.
00:42:57.70,00:43:00.40
Con, Forward Battery.[br]Forward torpedo room flooding fast.
00:43:04.24,00:43:06.51
We're losing the bubble, captain.
00:43:06.68,00:43:09.24
We'd better quit with what we've got.
00:43:09.42,00:43:12.28
Prepare to surface, four main engines.
00:43:12.45,00:43:15.42
- Ready to surface, four main engines.[br]- Surface.
00:43:33.87,00:43:36.27
We're out of the straits.[br]Here's the chart.
00:43:36.44,00:43:38.97
Talk about bringing home the bacon.
00:43:39.14,00:43:40.91
A clear channel[br]into the Sea of Japan.
00:43:41.08,00:43:43.48
Could change the whole course[br]of the war.
00:44:24.39,00:44:29.83
Right, full rudder. All ahead, flank![br]Battle stations, gun action!
00:44:45.88,00:44:49.08
Abandon ship! Open all deck hatches!
00:45:34.46,00:45:37.05
Over here! Come on!
00:45:40.03,00:45:43.97
Somebody give us a hand.[br]Bring that boat!
00:46:15.53,00:46:17.63
Hunter Seven,[br]calling Red Dog Two...
00:46:17.80,00:46:23.04
...spotted life raft, picking up survivors.[br]Have ambulance ready. Over.
00:46:30.55,00:46:33.11
- I'll take over, Frankie.[br]- All right.
00:46:36.99,00:46:39.15
You have to get some rest.
00:46:40.26,00:46:43.92
I don't want to sleep,[br]dream or wake up.
00:46:44.93,00:46:49.39
Sixty men trapped below[br]with the sea rushing in.
00:46:49.57,00:46:53.16
And the lucky ones that escaped,[br]burning in the oil, riddled by bullets.
00:46:53.34,00:46:54.83
Oh, Case.
00:46:55.41,00:46:59.57
Those weren't just casualties.[br]I knew them.
00:46:59.75,00:47:03.55
I knew about their families,[br]their plans.
00:47:03.72,00:47:07.05
- Do you know what I feel?[br]- Yes, I do know, Case.
00:47:08.65,00:47:11.28
When you were overdue,[br]and I thought you weren't coming back...
00:47:11.46,00:47:16.42
...I imagined every awful minute of it.[br]Don't you think I know?
00:47:18.90,00:47:22.06
How are the others?[br]Charlie, Landon, Chick?
00:47:22.23,00:47:24.03
They'll be all right.
00:47:24.20,00:47:28.70
You have a slight concussion.[br]You have to stay a little bit longer.
00:47:28.87,00:47:33.57
I have a slight concussion,[br]and 60 men are killed.
00:47:33.75,00:47:38.11
That ought to earn me a Purple Heart[br]with 60 clusters.
00:47:45.72,00:47:49.72
- An investigation, sir?[br]- An inquiry into the loss of the Starfish.
00:47:49.90,00:47:53.76
Naturally, I had to report that the captain[br]carried out the action against my advice.
00:47:53.93,00:47:57.23
- I understand, sir.[br]- But the charts you brought back...
00:47:57.40,00:47:59.93
...is a mighty welcome form[br]of insurance.
00:48:00.84,00:48:02.43
The hearing is set[br]for 10:00 tomorrow.
00:48:02.61,00:48:04.87
The doctor says Abbott should be[br]on his feet by then.
00:48:05.04,00:48:09.00
Adm. Lockwood,[br]I understood when I first shipped out...
00:48:09.18,00:48:12.62
...as Cmdr. Abbott's exec,[br]that it was a temporary assignment...
00:48:13.22,00:48:16.55
...that I was in line[br]for a command of my own.
00:48:16.72,00:48:20.92
In fact, I thought when the Sea Ray[br]returned from the China Sea...
00:48:22.36,00:48:24.80
Your last commanding officer[br]turned in a report...
00:48:24.96,00:48:28.16
...which makes it impossible for me[br]to recommend your assignment.
00:48:28.33,00:48:29.82
My last...?
00:48:30.00,00:48:32.73
Do you mean Capt. Abbott, sir?
00:48:34.17,00:48:37.90
But what was the nature[br]of the report?
00:48:38.71,00:48:41.58
Is the report subject to review, sir?
00:48:42.92,00:48:47.82
I'd prefer it, Landon, if you discuss[br]the matter with Capt. Abbott first.
00:48:48.09,00:48:49.58
Yes, sir.
00:48:54.16,00:48:56.39
Well, sir,[br]the admiral made it quite clear...
00:48:56.56,00:48:59.53
...your report stands in the way[br]of my command.
00:48:59.70,00:49:02.17
Yes, I'm sorry, Landon.
00:49:02.33,00:49:06.36
Yes, sir. I was hoping[br]you'd tell me about it.
00:49:06.97,00:49:09.37
- Don't you know?[br]- No, sir, I don't.
00:49:09.98,00:49:13.47
If it's because of the way I talked to you[br]after Lt. Barton's death...
00:49:13.65,00:49:15.27
...I'll admit it was improper.
00:49:15.45,00:49:20.04
But you asked me to "spit it out."[br]I recall your words.
00:49:20.22,00:49:22.74
My criticism had nothing[br]to do with that.
00:49:22.92,00:49:25.91
I reported that you[br]were an excellent executive officer.
00:49:26.09,00:49:29.46
- Courageous, alert, skillful and efficient.[br]- Yes, sir?
00:49:29.63,00:49:32.29
I also remarked you[br]were not equipped for command...
00:49:32.46,00:49:34.13
...because you seemed[br]incapable of making...
00:49:34.30,00:49:38.96
...the sometimes painful decisions[br]required in an emergency.
00:49:40.24,00:49:42.33
Now I understand, captain.
00:49:42.51,00:49:44.34
I doubt that, Mr. Landon.
00:49:44.51,00:49:47.34
I think you're a man who is ruled[br]by personal emotion...
00:49:47.51,00:49:50.14
...and you attribute that behavior[br]to everyone around you.
00:49:50.32,00:49:54.15
Until you overcome that, you'll be unfit[br]for the responsibility of command.
00:49:54.85,00:49:56.08
Yes, sir.
00:49:57.09,00:49:58.99
Since you seem determined[br]to be proper today...
00:49:59.16,00:50:01.18
...I might as well say the rest of it.
00:50:01.36,00:50:03.76
I know what you think[br]of the Wes Barton episode.
00:50:04.33,00:50:06.63
You think that out of remorse[br]and sentimentality...
00:50:06.80,00:50:12.60
...I risked the Starfish and crew[br]in order to save Freddy Warren.
00:50:12.77,00:50:15.67
And now you think that for reasons[br]of personal ambition...
00:50:15.84,00:50:17.87
...I risked the passage of the straits...
00:50:18.04,00:50:20.17
...and lost my boat and men.
00:50:20.35,00:50:23.21
You said it, captain. I didn't.
00:50:23.38,00:50:26.78
But it's what you think, Landon.[br]And that's what I mean by your inability...
00:50:26.95,00:50:30.15
...to interpret the decision of command[br]in anything but personal terms.
00:50:30.32,00:50:32.29
And until you grow up...
00:50:39.73,00:50:42.67
There's an inquiry into the sinking[br]of the Starfish tomorrow morning.
00:50:42.83,00:50:44.96
If you still think[br]you have a case against me...
00:50:45.14,00:50:46.60
- I'm sorry.[br]- What is it?
00:50:46.77,00:50:51.40
Freddy Warren. He's conscious[br]and asking for you. He's very weak.
00:50:51.91,00:50:56.18
I'll see you tomorrow, captain,[br]at the inquiry.
00:51:13.10,00:51:15.16
Hi, Freddy.
00:51:24.61,00:51:27.34
I wondered where the fellas were.
00:51:28.18,00:51:31.24
Carroll and Jug...
00:51:31.42,00:51:32.91
...Benny.
00:51:33.99,00:51:37.18
Well, we've been out[br]on a mission, Freddy.
00:51:37.96,00:51:40.19
But you're back now.
00:51:40.99,00:51:42.48
They'll come now?
00:51:46.43,00:51:49.66
Yeah. They'll be coming to see you.
00:51:54.07,00:51:57.13
I wanted to tell you[br]something, sir. It's...
00:51:57.31,00:52:00.07
It's about Lt. Barton.
00:52:01.15,00:52:03.61
That day, my birthday...
00:52:04.22,00:52:06.58
...what I thought about you...
00:52:08.69,00:52:11.88
I wanted to tell you, sir,[br]I was wrong.
00:52:12.06,00:52:14.55
It's been on my mind a long time.
00:52:14.73,00:52:19.79
- I understand, Freddy.[br]- No, sir. I have to tell you.
00:52:20.43,00:52:25.93
I know what you did for me.[br]Risking the ship just for me.
00:52:26.10,00:52:29.10
That's how I know[br]I was wrong about you.
00:52:31.54,00:52:33.64
It's been on my mind.
00:52:34.41,00:52:36.28
It's very important...
00:52:36.45,00:52:38.14
Important...
00:52:41.72,00:52:43.65
Come on, Case.
00:52:54.10,00:52:57.36
- It's funny, in a way.[br]- How do you mean?
00:52:57.54,00:52:59.03
He said it.
00:52:59.20,00:53:03.77
I took a chance to save him.[br]I wouldn't take a chance to save Wes.
00:53:03.94,00:53:06.17
He didn't say that.[br]You're twisting it.
00:53:06.34,00:53:08.78
It's what Landon's[br]been believing all this time.
00:53:08.95,00:53:11.47
It's not the same.[br]When the boy was hurt...
00:53:11.65,00:53:14.95
...you didn't have the whole[br]Japanese navy bearing down on you.
00:53:15.12,00:53:19.65
Of course you took a chance[br]to save him. Anybody would have.
00:53:19.82,00:53:22.76
I don't know anymore.
00:53:23.43,00:53:25.73
I don't know how I'll ever know.
00:53:28.90,00:53:33.56
Previous testimony has established[br]that you were without radar or sonar.
00:53:33.74,00:53:37.00
And at this time,[br]you sighted a Japanese merchantman.
00:53:37.18,00:53:40.34
Are these facts correct, captain?
00:53:42.81,00:53:44.54
Capt. Abbott?
00:53:44.95,00:53:47.32
They are, sir.
00:53:47.49,00:53:50.11
Captain, your operation orders[br]said nothing...
00:53:50.29,00:53:54.32
...about a mission through the straits.[br]- No, sir. Nor did they preclude it.
00:53:54.49,00:53:58.12
You are aware Adm. Lockwood[br]advised against any such attempt?
00:53:58.30,00:54:01.09
Yes, sir, but that advice[br]was based on other circumstances.
00:54:01.27,00:54:03.86
Tell us, then, what were[br]the circumstances that prompted...
00:54:04.04,00:54:06.73
...your transit of the strait,[br]in the wake of this merchantman?
00:54:07.21,00:54:10.64
Yes, sir. Knowing that we planned[br]to invade the Sea of Japan...
00:54:10.81,00:54:14.01
...and appreciating the value[br]of a chart through the minefield...
00:54:14.18,00:54:16.55
...I decided that the weather,[br]the time of day...
00:54:16.72,00:54:21.15
...and the evident lack of Japanese[br]surveillance all justified the attempt.
00:54:21.32,00:54:23.08
I considered it a target[br]of opportunity...
00:54:23.26,00:54:25.49
...and within my discretion[br]as a commanding officer.
00:54:26.06,00:54:30.02
Did you take into consideration[br]that your vessel was already damaged?
00:54:30.20,00:54:32.25
I concluded the damage[br]was not so extensive...
00:54:32.43,00:54:34.80
...as to interfere with the mission.
00:54:34.97,00:54:36.46
As to the air-pressure failure...
00:54:36.64,00:54:40.09
...that didn't enter the picture[br]until I was fully committed.
00:54:41.41,00:54:45.54
- Is there anything else, captain?[br]- I should point out that I lost my boat...
00:54:45.71,00:54:49.15
...after maneuvering successfully[br]out of the strait, into the open sea.
00:54:49.31,00:54:53.65
I had no radar as a result of damage[br]on my original mission to Saishu-to.
00:54:53.82,00:54:55.31
It was just bad luck.
00:54:55.49,00:54:57.58
- Is that all, captain?[br]- No, sir.
00:54:57.76,00:54:59.72
I request it be entered[br]into the record...
00:54:59.89,00:55:03.66
...that I was successful in bringing back[br]a chart of the minefield.
00:55:03.83,00:55:06.16
- Any other questions?[br]- No.
00:55:06.33,00:55:08.16
Thank you, captain.
00:55:08.33,00:55:11.00
Mr. Landon,[br]this is an informal inquiry...
00:55:11.17,00:55:13.90
...but anything you say[br]will be entered into the record...
00:55:14.07,00:55:17.20
...and may become, subsequently,[br]a foundation for a charge...
00:55:17.38,00:55:19.87
...against Capt. Abbott.[br]- Yes, sir.
00:55:20.35,00:55:24.15
Did Capt. Abbott consult you,[br]as his executive officer...
00:55:24.32,00:55:26.91
...before undertaking this foray?
00:55:27.09,00:55:29.68
I was in charge of damage control[br]at the time, sir.
00:55:29.85,00:55:32.58
The captain merely announced[br]his decision to me.
00:55:32.76,00:55:35.32
Did you express an opinion?
00:55:35.59,00:55:40.03
- Yes, sir. I tried to protest.[br]- On what grounds, Mr. Landon?
00:55:40.20,00:55:42.50
On the grounds[br]that a transit of the strait...
00:55:42.67,00:55:45.40
...seemed to exceed the permissible[br]scope of our assignment.
00:55:45.57,00:55:47.63
But you are aware now[br]that Adm. Lockwood...
00:55:47.81,00:55:50.04
...never expressly prohibited[br]such a mission...
00:55:50.21,00:55:53.18
...and that Capt. Abbot[br]was unable to radio for instructions?
00:55:53.35,00:55:54.84
Yes, sir. I'm aware of that.
00:55:55.31,00:55:59.84
Mr. Landon, I know[br]this may be distasteful to you...
00:56:00.02,00:56:03.51
...but as next ranking officer,[br]I must ask you...
00:56:03.69,00:56:07.25
...do you have any reason[br]to believe that Capt. Abbott...
00:56:07.43,00:56:10.72
...was guilty of any negligence[br]or dereliction of duty?
00:56:16.33,00:56:20.20
Sir, that's a conclusion...
00:56:20.37,00:56:22.86
...that you're asking of me,[br]not facts.
00:56:23.48,00:56:26.57
You may express a conclusion,[br]but I must ask you to be candid.
00:56:30.52,00:56:32.54
I'm sorry, sir. I cannot answer that.
00:56:32.85,00:56:35.75
Do you wish to bring forward any facts[br]which will assist this board...
00:56:35.92,00:56:38.65
...in reaching a conclusion[br]about Capt. Abbott's action?
00:56:38.82,00:56:40.48
Facts?
00:56:43.09,00:56:44.58
No, sir.
00:56:44.76,00:56:47.06
No other facts.
00:56:49.40,00:56:52.23
You know, Casey,[br]in conditions of war...
00:56:52.40,00:56:55.74
...the line between initiative[br]and heroism on the one hand...
00:56:55.91,00:56:59.17
...and recklessness[br]and dereliction on the other...
00:56:59.34,00:57:01.94
...is sometimes hard to draw.
00:57:02.91,00:57:07.28
There's the report of the Board of[br]Investigation in the loss of the Starfish.
00:57:07.45,00:57:09.55
They concluded[br]that your actions were justified...
00:57:09.72,00:57:12.12
...and they've recommended[br]no further proceedings.
00:57:12.29,00:57:14.16
I'm glad, Casey.
00:57:14.33,00:57:17.26
I want you to know[br]that I agree with their conclusion.
00:57:17.43,00:57:19.33
Thank you, sir.
00:57:21.83,00:57:24.06
You don't seem very pleased.
00:57:24.24,00:57:27.30
I understand the final briefing[br]for the Sea of Japan takeoff...
00:57:27.47,00:57:29.91
...is scheduled[br]for sometime this afternoon.
00:57:30.07,00:57:32.63
Yes, and I want you to be there.
00:57:32.81,00:57:34.54
I have no command, sir.
00:57:34.71,00:57:38.48
Well, the Sea Ray is back[br]from the China Sea.
00:57:38.65,00:57:40.14
Yes, sir?
00:57:40.32,00:57:45.22
It was Adm. Nimitz's suggestion[br]that you take over its command.
00:57:45.39,00:57:50.45
The Sea Ray. That's the boat[br]Landon expected to get.
00:57:51.50,00:57:52.99
I'll have a talk with him.
00:57:53.16,00:57:58.53
You be at the briefing this afternoon.[br]If Landon is there, he's your exec.
00:57:58.74,00:58:00.50
Aye, aye, sir.
00:58:09.11,00:58:12.64
Gentlemen, the admirals are here.[br]Attention on deck.
00:58:13.28,00:58:16.34
Good evening, gentlemen. Carry on.
00:58:20.86,00:58:22.45
All right, Bill, go ahead.
00:58:22.63,00:58:25.65
You Hellcats are shoving off at dawn[br]in three groups, gentlemen:
00:58:25.83,00:58:28.80
Hepcats, Polecats and Bobcats.
00:58:28.97,00:58:33.46
Now, we have calculated your time[br]of departure to permit an ETA...
00:58:33.64,00:58:37.57
...at Tsushima Strait at zero hour,[br]based on a speed of 13 knots.
00:58:37.74,00:58:40.07
Rely on your new sonar.
00:58:40.25,00:58:44.05
In case of mechanical failure,[br]you have Capt. Abbott's chart...
00:58:44.22,00:58:46.34
...on a clear channel[br]through the minefield.
00:58:46.52,00:58:48.61
Once in the Sea of Japan...
00:58:48.79,00:58:51.58
...all Hellcats[br]are to reconnoiter their areas.
00:58:51.76,00:58:54.28
How have these areas[br]been assigned, Lockwood?
00:58:54.46,00:58:56.43
Bobcats will lay off Honshu...
00:58:56.59,00:58:59.96
...the Polecats off Korea,[br]and the Hepcats off Hokkaido.
00:59:00.53,00:59:03.90
You are to remain unseen[br]until sunset of June 9.
00:59:04.07,00:59:05.93
Is that clear, gentlemen?
00:59:06.10,00:59:08.07
That will be the hour[br]for commence firing.
00:59:08.24,00:59:11.47
You mean from here on, admiral,[br]it's every cat for himself?
00:59:12.68,00:59:15.44
You're to torpedo or gun[br]everything in sight:
00:59:15.61,00:59:17.74
Freighters, trawlers, even sampans.
00:59:18.15,00:59:20.78
Why the wait until we start[br]popping them, admiral?
00:59:20.95,00:59:24.68
Intelligence figures the Japanese[br]know something is brewing.
00:59:24.86,00:59:26.72
We don't want any single unit[br]to be spotted...
00:59:26.89,00:59:30.66
...until you're all in position[br]to go into action simultaneously.
00:59:30.83,00:59:32.89
You are to rendezvous on June 23...
00:59:33.06,00:59:36.43
...west of La Pérouse Strait[br]and make your exit.
00:59:36.60,00:59:38.97
Any questions, gentlemen?
00:59:40.77,00:59:44.26
Now Adm. Nimitz would like[br]to say a few words.
00:59:45.38,00:59:48.81
With the help of the men in this room,[br]we have beaten the Japanese back...
00:59:48.98,00:59:52.92
...from the very shores[br]of Hawaii and Australia.
00:59:53.08,00:59:56.32
From Guadalcanal,[br]from the Philippines, New Guinea...
00:59:56.49,01:00:00.48
...the Gilberts, Solomons,[br]Carolines and the Marianas.
01:00:00.66,01:00:04.69
We have retrieved the vast empire[br]they sought to plunder.
01:00:04.86,01:00:07.16
But we cannot achieve victory...
01:00:07.33,01:00:09.96
...until we isolate the home island[br]from their main source...
01:00:10.13,01:00:14.23
...of coal, iron and food[br]on the continent of Asia.
01:00:14.47,01:00:18.50
It is your mission, gentlemen, to[br]demonstrate to the Japanese people...
01:00:18.68,01:00:21.65
...that even their[br]warlord's private lake...
01:00:21.81,01:00:24.51
...is fair fishing for the American Navy.
01:00:25.65,01:00:28.35
So make it a big show.[br]And remember...
01:00:28.52,01:00:32.22
...this time, we're reaching for victory.
01:00:32.39,01:00:34.12
Good hunting and Godspeed.
01:00:37.56,01:00:40.26
Well, sir, this is it.
01:00:47.07,01:00:48.37
- Hi, Helen.[br]- Hi.
01:00:48.54,01:00:52.31
- How's young Freddy doing?[br]- Well, he's doing much better, I think.
01:00:52.48,01:00:54.97
Case, how about[br]buying me a cigarette?
01:00:55.15,01:00:58.88
- Sure. I'll see you onboard.[br]- Aye, aye, sir.
01:01:00.02,01:01:04.48
- Hey, what about me?[br]- Well, take your pick.
01:01:17.54,01:01:22.56
- It must be a big push this time.[br]- The admiral told me not to tell.
01:01:23.14,01:01:25.87
The admiral should have[br]told me not to worry.
01:01:26.04,01:01:29.54
I thought we settled all that,[br]about you and me.
01:01:29.71,01:01:34.91
It won't stay settled, Case, not until[br]you tell me you've stopped caring.
01:01:38.36,01:01:41.62
Still beating your chest about Wes?
01:01:46.36,01:01:48.96
Well, I guess I didn't have[br]much to say after all.
01:01:59.01,01:02:02.31
What are you going to do[br]after the war, Case?
01:02:06.12,01:02:08.18
I've told you a hundred times.
01:02:08.35,01:02:11.29
I want to hear it once more.
01:02:15.16,01:02:17.53
I'm going into the surplus business.
01:02:17.70,01:02:21.43
I'm gonna buy up all the old mines[br]and sell them to the man in the moon.
01:02:21.60,01:02:24.47
There's no water on the moon.
01:02:24.64,01:02:26.93
How do you know so much[br]about the moon?
01:02:27.11,01:02:29.04
I know a lot about it.
01:02:29.21,01:02:33.04
I spend all my time[br]looking at it when you're away.
01:02:35.98,01:02:38.95
That's how it still is with me, Case.
01:02:50.53,01:02:52.29
It's time for me to go now.
01:03:01.37,01:03:04.57
It looked like the fountains[br]at a French palace.
01:03:04.74,01:03:09.77
We couldn't have picked a better place[br]to surface. It looked like we were in...
01:03:12.32,01:03:14.11
Did I interrupt something?
01:03:14.29,01:03:19.28
I was just telling them how we[br]lost the Starfish on your last patrol.
01:03:20.93,01:03:23.66
If you're done with your coffee[br]and done telling war stories...
01:03:23.83,01:03:27.06
...would you mind[br]making up a position report?
01:03:29.40,01:03:31.16
Aye, aye, sir.
01:03:38.88,01:03:42.84
Mr. Landon probably didn't tell you[br]about his own part in that last patrol.
01:03:43.01,01:03:47.45
He preformed a great bravery.[br]He's a fine officer.
01:04:01.77,01:04:04.03
We're ready for[br]the transit of Tsushima, captain.
01:04:04.20,01:04:07.73
Can you give me a fix? What do we[br]hear from the other boats, Foley?
01:04:08.31,01:04:12.80
All communications are shut off[br]till H-Hour, June 9, sir.
01:04:16.15,01:04:19.08
Keiki-do bearing, mark!
01:04:21.85,01:04:25.31
Peak bearing, mark!
01:04:26.59,01:04:27.75
Charlie.
01:04:27.93,01:04:30.45
We'll make our transit by the chart.[br]Depth 1-2-0.
01:04:30.63,01:04:33.60
1-2-0 feet, captain.
01:04:46.21,01:04:49.04
We're at the halfway mark, captain.
01:04:49.61,01:04:50.95
Mines ahead, sir.
01:04:51.12,01:04:54.21
I thought this was too easy.[br]No mines or surface vessels. How far?
01:04:54.39,01:04:57.35
I can't tell, captain.[br]Blips are coming in all over the place.
01:04:57.52,01:05:00.55
- They must be packed solid.[br]- Rig for depth charge.
01:05:00.73,01:05:04.72
All compartments, rig ship[br]for depth charge.
01:05:16.41,01:05:18.57
- All stop.[br]- All stop.
01:05:18.74,01:05:21.64
- All back, two-thirds.[br]- All back, two-thirds.
01:05:28.02,01:05:30.61
- Rudder amidship.[br]- Rudder amidship, sir.
01:05:31.52,01:05:35.62
Mine cable scraping down the[br]portside of the after battery, captain.
01:05:51.78,01:05:55.84
- Left, full rudder. Port stop.[br]- Left, full rudder. Port stop, sir.
01:06:10.39,01:06:11.86
We're clear, sir.
01:06:12.03,01:06:14.46
The Japanese must have shifted[br]their minefield pattern.
01:06:14.63,01:06:20.09
- I hope the rest of our subs caught it.[br]- Destroyer screws coming in fast.
01:06:20.27,01:06:22.21
How deep can I go[br]under those mines?
01:06:22.37,01:06:23.93
Two hundred and fifty feet.
01:06:24.11,01:06:26.34
Rig for silent running.[br]Rig for depth charge.
01:06:26.51,01:06:28.34
Rig for silent running[br]and depth charge.
01:06:28.51,01:06:30.67
- 200 feet, Charlie.[br]- 200 feet.
01:06:57.98,01:07:00.44
Put her on the bottom.
01:08:05.94,01:08:07.88
When are they gonna give up?
01:08:08.05,01:08:11.45
I think they're gone, sir.[br]Can't be sure, sonar's out.
01:08:11.78,01:08:13.55
How long to fix it?
01:08:13.72,01:08:16.35
I don't know.[br]I don't know what's the matter yet.
01:08:18.69,01:08:23.72
No sonar, an unreliable chart,[br]and they know we're down here.
01:08:23.89,01:08:25.92
How long can we run at 200 feet?
01:08:26.10,01:08:27.53
All the way.
01:08:27.70,01:08:32.00
Take her up to 200 feet. Maybe[br]we can sneak in under that minefield.
01:08:32.34,01:08:36.17
Charlie, take her up,[br]200 feet.
01:08:46.38,01:08:48.44
Captain.
01:08:50.92,01:08:53.08
According to the DRT chart,[br]we're through.
01:08:53.26,01:08:56.16
Well, I'd better check it with AVICs.
01:08:58.40,01:09:02.16
- Bring her up smartly. All ahead, full.[br]- All ahead, full.
01:09:11.48,01:09:13.81
We're through, all right.
01:09:14.31,01:09:16.44
The pond's lousy with them!
01:09:16.61,01:09:18.71
I'd sure like to get one of them now.
01:09:18.88,01:09:21.55
When the time comes,[br]we'll get them all.
01:09:21.72,01:09:23.98
Down scope.
01:09:39.00,01:09:42.73
Japanese freighter[br]off the port bow heading north.
01:09:43.11,01:09:46.54
And it's sunset, June 9.
01:09:47.08,01:09:50.51
Now man battle stations, torpedo.[br]Man battle station, torpedo.
01:09:56.02,01:09:57.68
Range, mark.
01:09:57.86,01:09:59.72
1-2-0-0 yards.
01:09:59.89,01:10:02.32
- Gyro matched and ready.[br]- Heave!
01:10:04.26,01:10:05.89
Final bearing and shoot.
01:10:10.03,01:10:11.70
Fire one.
01:10:13.04,01:10:15.10
- One fired electrically.[br]- Fire two.
01:10:16.87,01:10:19.34
Two fired electrically.
01:10:21.15,01:10:23.74
- Bonsai![br]- Up their kilt!
01:10:39.10,01:10:41.89
Final bearing and shoot.
01:10:43.17,01:10:46.47
- Bearing, mark.[br]- Bearing 1-0-4.
01:10:46.67,01:10:47.93
Fire four.
01:10:57.72,01:11:00.55
- Range, mark.[br]- 900 yards.
01:11:00.72,01:11:03.52
- Angle on the bow, zero.[br]- Down-the-throat shot.
01:11:03.92,01:11:06.98
Final bearing and shoot.[br]Bearing, mark!
01:11:07.16,01:11:09.02
1-3-5.
01:11:09.19,01:11:10.18
Fire seven.
01:11:11.43,01:11:14.45
- Seven fired electrically.[br]- Fire eight.
01:11:14.63,01:11:15.93
Eight fired electrically.
01:11:21.74,01:11:23.33
Got them.
01:11:23.51,01:11:26.87
Sounds like another can astern[br]of us, captain. Coming in fast.
01:11:27.34,01:11:30.04
- Range, mark.[br]- 700 yards.
01:11:30.21,01:11:31.77
Final bearing and shoot.
01:11:31.95,01:11:34.68
- Bearing, mark.[br]- Bearing 1-8-2.
01:11:36.19,01:11:37.78
Fire nine.
01:11:37.96,01:11:40.72
- Nine fired electrically.[br]- Fire 10.
01:11:40.89,01:11:43.52
Ten fired electrically.
01:11:45.86,01:11:48.42
Missed. Take her down deep.[br]All ahead, full.
01:11:48.60,01:11:50.86
All ahead, full, sir.
01:11:51.90,01:11:54.80
She's above us now, captain.
01:12:08.35,01:12:10.41
- Fire in the IC board.[br]- What's our depth?
01:12:11.19,01:12:13.21
Approaching 250 feet, captain.
01:12:13.56,01:12:16.05
All ahead, one-third.
01:12:18.16,01:12:21.60
- Go below and secure everything.[br]- Aye, aye, sir.
01:12:24.07,01:12:26.70
- Course 0-1-0.[br]- Course 0-1-0, sir.
01:12:26.87,01:12:27.86
Charlie.
01:12:28.04,01:12:31.37
We're gonna hug the coast at[br]8000 yards and cut sonar detection.
01:12:31.61,01:12:33.37
Aye, aye, sir.
01:12:33.54,01:12:37.04
- Foley, go see how they're doing.[br]- Aye, aye, sir.
01:12:41.75,01:12:44.55
They'll do all right, captain.
01:12:49.39,01:12:52.66
Oh, brother. I'm so tired[br]I'm breathing from memory.
01:12:52.83,01:12:56.99
- What did we catch, Bob?[br]- About 15,000 tons.
01:12:57.17,01:13:00.47
- Five AKs. Two destroyers.[br]- Not bad for a few days' work.
01:13:00.64,01:13:04.94
Mr. A/tman to the conning tower.[br]Mr. A/tman to the conning tower.
01:13:06.28,01:13:11.41
Pardon me, captain. I broke these[br]dispatches from the other boats, sir.
01:13:13.05,01:13:17.68
Sea Tiger got three AKs, one[br]1500-ton destroyer and three luggers.
01:13:17.86,01:13:23.76
The rest bagged 22 vessels[br]and one submarine. 70,000 tons.
01:13:25.63,01:13:27.32
Captain.
01:13:27.50,01:13:29.49
Very well.
01:13:29.83,01:13:33.56
Landon's got something on the sonar.[br]He wants me to come up.
01:13:36.64,01:13:40.20
- No word from the Sandfish yet?[br]- No, sir. I'm afraid they got her...
01:13:40.38,01:13:43.44
...otherwise, she would've[br]come up on the circuit.
01:13:48.55,01:13:49.95
What do you make of this?
01:13:50.12,01:13:52.82
Our charts don't show any[br]nets at La Pérouse.
01:13:52.99,01:13:56.98
Could be. If it is, it looks like there's[br]a beautiful hole 0-1-5 relative.
01:13:57.49,01:14:01.62
- Right, full rudder. All ahead, two-thirds.[br]- Right, full rudder. All ahead, two-thirds.
01:14:09.44,01:14:12.41
Looks like a bull's-eye, captain.
01:14:12.84,01:14:16.61
Con, Maneuvering. Something just[br]hit the starboard prop.
01:14:16.78,01:14:18.34
- All stop.[br]- All stop.
01:14:18.52,01:14:20.24
Stern planes is jammed.
01:14:20.42,01:14:23.85
Stern plane's jammed[br]and out of commission, captain.
01:14:26.22,01:14:29.95
- All back, two-thirds.[br]- All back, two-thirds.
01:14:36.93,01:14:41.20
Diving officer says we can't[br]hover here any longer, captain.
01:14:41.47,01:14:43.60
We'll have to surface to fix it.
01:14:43.77,01:14:47.34
That destroyer is still up there[br]looking for us.
01:14:49.11,01:14:52.60
- Prepare to surface, on battery.[br]- Prepare to surface, on the battery.
01:14:52.78,01:14:55.75
Well, there are only three of us[br]onboard to do the job.
01:14:55.92,01:15:01.05
You two are out. Send the diving gear[br]with the phone to my stateroom.
01:15:02.23,01:15:05.56
- Landon, take over.[br]- Aye, aye, sir.
01:15:05.73,01:15:08.53
Ready to surface below.
01:15:08.77,01:15:10.10
Surface.
01:15:31.15,01:15:32.92
Any luck, sir?
01:15:33.09,01:15:34.99
How /ong have I been down?
01:15:35.16,01:15:37.29
Twenty minutes.
01:15:38.00,01:15:39.43
Can't get it.
01:15:50.91,01:15:53.10
What was that, sir?
01:15:53.41,01:15:55.21
I'm caught in the wire.
01:16:00.28,01:16:01.55
Captain.
01:16:01.72,01:16:03.69
May I send a man down to help you?
01:16:03.85,01:16:05.75
No, I think I'm getting it.
01:16:15.77,01:16:18.56
Japanese destroyer coming in[br]from bearing 0-7-0.
01:16:18.74,01:16:20.29
Distance, 4000 yards.
01:16:20.74,01:16:22.60
Captain, destroyer. 4000 yards.
01:16:28.51,01:16:31.95
Take her down. I'm stuck.[br]I can't get loose.
01:16:32.12,01:16:33.98
No! Fulton, get into your gear.
01:16:34.15,01:16:35.31
Aye, aye, sir.
01:16:35.49,01:16:38.82
- I'm ordering you. Take her down![br]- No, sir!
01:16:39.39,01:16:41.58
Destroyer now at 2000 yards.
01:16:41.76,01:16:45.32
There are 81 men onboard this sub.[br]They're your responsibility.
01:16:52.60,01:16:54.90
Clear the deck!
01:16:56.17,01:16:58.14
Run!
01:17:20.16,01:17:22.69
- Hatch secured.[br]- 6-0 feet.
01:17:22.87,01:17:26.06
- Man battle stations, torpedo.[br]- Man battle stations, torpedo.
01:17:26.24,01:17:28.07
Stand by, forward.[br]Stand by, one and two.
01:17:28.24,01:17:31.67
Tubes full at Con. Stand by, forward.[br]Stand by, one and two.
01:17:31.84,01:17:34.00
One and two ready[br]and standing by, sir.
01:17:35.48,01:17:37.81
Final bearing and shoot.
01:17:37.98,01:17:40.04
Bearing, mark.
01:17:40.22,01:17:43.74
- Down scope.[br]- 3-0-0.
01:17:44.32,01:17:46.81
- All tubes ready, sir.[br]- Fire one.
01:17:50.69,01:17:52.72
One fired electrically.
01:17:52.90,01:17:56.06
- Fire two.[br]- Two fired electrically.
01:18:07.41,01:18:11.61
If he got free of the cable,[br]there should be a chance.
01:18:14.05,01:18:16.38
Aft to torpedo room, Con.
01:18:16.55,01:18:18.89
Aft to torpedo room, aye.
01:18:19.06,01:18:21.18
Any sound from the clearing cables?
01:18:21.36,01:18:24.49
No, sir, the cab/es are c/ear.
01:18:31.67,01:18:33.86
Up scope.
01:18:52.06,01:18:53.55
Wait a minute!
01:18:57.16,01:18:59.22
There he is.
01:18:59.40,01:19:02.59
- Prepare to surface on the battery.[br]- Prepare to surface on the battery.
01:19:02.77,01:19:06.00
- It's Abbott. He's out there.[br]- Ready to surface below, sir.
01:19:06.17,01:19:07.47
Surface.
01:19:25.72,01:19:27.82
Landon.
01:19:29.03,01:19:31.08
Are we through La Pérouse yet?
01:19:31.26,01:19:32.75
Yes, captain, we're through.
01:19:32.93,01:19:35.23
All boats accounted for[br]except the Sandfish.
01:19:35.40,01:19:39.60
Course 0-9-0.[br]We're headed home.
01:19:40.20,01:19:42.54
- About this morning...[br]- I'm just glad you surfaced.
01:19:43.21,01:19:46.94
- It was a long swim back to Guam.[br]- I think there's more to say than that...
01:19:47.18,01:19:49.24
...about myself.
01:19:49.41,01:19:51.74
I've been wrong about a lot of things.
01:19:51.92,01:19:55.08
- We've both been wrong.[br]- No, sir, I want to say it.
01:19:55.25,01:19:58.09
Suddenly, I saw things[br]a lot differently...
01:19:58.26,01:20:00.75
...when I had to take over.
01:20:01.69,01:20:03.85
You'll make[br]a good commander, Don.
01:20:04.83,01:20:06.42
Thank you, sir.
01:20:25.22,01:20:29.98
If you take command of the Sea Ray,[br]I'll need a new boat and a new exec.
01:20:30.32,01:20:32.91
Of course, I'm gonna need[br]a best man too.
01:20:33.52,01:20:35.99
That's a pretty personal thing, Don.
01:20:36.16,01:20:38.96
That's the way I'd like it, Case.
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