Crimson Tide Page #9
- R
- Year:
- 1995
- 116 min
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I'm going to launch
from missile control.
- [Zimmer] Aye, aye, sir.
- Westergaurd.
- Sir.
- Dougherty. Come with me.
- Mr. Mahoney, take the conn.
- Aye, sir. I have the conn.
What are you doing, man?
We're at 1Sq. We're ready.
[Panel Beeping]
- Mr. Dougherty.
- Aye.
- Station your guards fore and aft.
- Last two, forward hatch!
First two, aft hatch!
They're gonna fire
from missile control.
We've got to get back to the conn
and disarm the system. Come on.
We'll travel
in the crawl spaces.
Mr. Ince!
Mr. Ince, remove
Sir, it is my duty to...
Son, don't talk to me about duty.
Open the f***ing safe!
[Panel Beeping]
I can't do that, sir.
and then I'm gonna blow
your f***ing head off.
One.
Two.
Sh*t!
It does me no good
to kill you.
You're the only one
that knows the combination.
However...
Petty Officer Hilaire
doesn't know the combination!
Millions of lives at stake here, Peter!
Don't make a dumb decision! One!
- Two!
- Sir!
- Cob!
- Yo.
You and Hunsicker are going
to enter the conn from the bow.
Rivetti, Linkletter and myself
will come in through the aft.
You jump right on Zimmer, okay?
Come on, come on!
- Fire control ready?
- Aye, sir.
- Launcher ready?
- [Launcher] Aye, sir.
Initiate fire.
- Freeze! Hold it, sir!
- [Cob] Drop the weapon now!
Move forward! Move forward!
Move, move, move! Get his pistol!
- Fire one!
- Number one did not fire, sir.
Sir, the captain's key
has been removed.
Hunter.
- You're a piece of sh*t.
- Son of a b*tch.
- All right, you and you,
man the forward hatches.
- Aye, sir.
- [Hunter] You, man the aft hatches.
- Aye, sir.
We're going up
to periscope depth.
We're gonna reestablish communications
and get that radio message.
Now anybody got a problem with that?
- Chief of the boat,
make your depth 78 feet.
- Aye, aye, sir.
- Make your depth 78 feet.
Five degree up bubble.
- Mr. Linkletter, man that periscope.
- Aye sir. Raising number two scope.
- Radio/Conn:
Mr. Vossler, this is Captain Kirk.
I need warp speed on that radio.
- Yes, sir.
- Conn/Weapons:
Russian missiles will have
launch capability in nine minutes.
- [Radio Static, Beeping]
- Oh, sh*t!
- What? What happened?
- Reattach that lead!
Seventy-eight feet!
At periscope depth, sir!
- Mr. Linkletter!
- No close contact, sir.
Very well. Chief of the watch,
Raise the VLF antenna.
Aye, sir.
- [Radio Crew Chattering]
[Static]
Conn/Radio:
Sir, I thinkshe's breathing. We're getting close.
- Halt, sir!
- Shoot me.
- Sh*t. Sh*t.
- I got him.
I have the conn.
Give me my missile key.
Give me the missile key,
Mr. Hunter.
I'm the commander of this
f***ing ship! Give me that goddamn key!
Conn/Weapons:
Russian missiles will havelaunch capability in seven minutes.
Conn/Radio:
Sir!Radio/Conn!
Captain/Radio:
Vossler, sir. She'sbreathing again! We are really close!
You got three minutes, Vossler.
- Yes, sir.
You got three minutes.
[Panels Beeping, Radio Static]
- Come on.
- [Static Continues]
[Radioman] Come on, Vossler. Come on,
come on. Keep it going, keep it going.
[Static Continues]
Speaking of horses...
did you ever see
those Lipizzaner stallions?
What?
From Portugal.
The Lipizzaner stallions.
The most highly trained horses
in the world. They're all white.
Yes, sir.
"Yes, sir" you're aware
they're all white...
or "Yes, sir" you've seen them?
Yes, sir, I've seen them.
Yes, sir, I'm aware
that they're all white.
They're not from Portugal;
they're from Spain...
and at birth, they're not white;
they're black.
Sir.
I didn't know that.
But they are from Portugal.
- [Vossler Panting]
- Come on, Vossler. Come on.
- Yes. Yes.
- Come on. Come on. You got it.
[Chuckling]
Some of the things they do,
uh, defy belief.
Their training program
is simplicity itself.
You just stick
and you can get a horse
to deal cards.
[Chuckles]
Simple matter of voltage.
[Radioman]
You're gonna get it. Come on.
- [Screen Beeping, Static]
- I almost had it. You saw it.
Conn/Weapons:
Russian missiles will havelaunch capability in four minutes.
- Ah, sh*t!
Look, look, look! Look at it, Vossler!
There we go, there we go!
- Yes!
- [Beeping]
[Beeping Continues]
Conn/Radio:
We are receiving flash traffic.
Emergency action message. Recommend
alert one. Recommend alert one.
- F***, yeah!
- [Beeping Continues]
Alert one. Alert one.
Dougherty, Westergaurd, Zimmer.
- Get that EAM.
- Aye, aye, sir.
[Beeping Continues]
God help you
if you're wrong.
If I'm wrong,
then we're at war.
God help us all.
Sir, we have a properly formatted
emergency action message...
from the National Command
Authority, sir.
- Request permission to authenticate.
- Permission granted.
Authenticate.
[Breaking Open Packets]
[Zimmer] "Delta, Delta, Sierra,
Bravo, Zulu, Delta, Tango."
[Westergaurd] "Delta, Delta, Sierra,
Bravo, Zulu, Delta, Tango."
- Message is authentic, Captain.
- I concur, sir.
I concur, sir.
Message is authentic.
Crew of the Alabama,
this is the captain.
Set condition 2Sq.
Terminate launch,
all missiles.
[Cheering]
All right!
All right!
[Cheering Continues]
[Cheering Stops]
Mr. Hunter has the conn.
In the early hours of this morning,
Russian army forces moved in...
and met surprisingly
little resistance.
- [Yelling, Gunfire]
- There were some sporadic battles...
- [Yelling, Gunfire]
- There were some sporadic battles...
but, apparently, the specter
of fighting their countrymen...
proved too much for these rebel troops,
and they surrendered quickly.
So a crisis that seemed to be escalating
beyond the point of no return...
was ultimately resolved with fewer
And the nuclear base captured by
Radchenko is back in government hands.
Reporting live from the French aircraft
carrier Foch in the Mediterranean Sea...
this is Richard Valeriani for CNN.
All right, stand there, uh, Lieutenant
Commander Hunter. This won't take long.
This panel has convened in order
to investigate the events...
subsequent to the setting
of condition 1Sq...
for strategic missile launch...
on 1 November.
Now, based on the testimony
from personnel on board the Alabama...
and, in no small measure, to that
of the senior officer, Captain Ramsey...
I am prepared to make
my recommendations to SUBPAC.
- Without my testimony, sir?
- You have a problem with that?
- I might, sir.
for almost 30 years.
We served together
on more than a few occasions.
If he is lying, this will be
- Yes, sir.
is the breakdown in the system.
In this instance,
the system failed...
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