Flight Of The Intruder Page #12

1221

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about an idea I had,

1222

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but he told me...

he told me it was crazy.

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Now I'm very confused.

1224

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I know that I have to do

something about Morg's death,

1225

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but I don't know what.

1226

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Tonight we go out again to bomb

another useless target.

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I miss you and little Sally.

1228

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I'll write again soon.

1229

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Jake.

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All right, Jakey.

1231

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Bring it up a little tighter.

1232

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Here we go again.

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Another important road junction.

1234

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Probably a couple of goat paths.

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Locking down,

ground lock on target.

1236

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Okay.

1237

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Drop and try it, Jake.

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Hack.

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Bombs away.

1240

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All right, they're off.

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Anybody see any secondaries?

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Anybody see any secondaries?

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I didn't think so.

1244

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Okay.

1245

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Give me some altitude.

1246

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Let's level off at 3,000.

1247

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Right with you, Boxman.

1248

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Oh, sh*t.

1249

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We got SAMs at 1 :00.

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Okay, they launched.

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Anybody see anything?

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I think I saw two.

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They're under that cloud bank.

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You see it, Jake?

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Jake!

1256

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Hard right! Hard right!

1257

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Okay, there's one left.

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Uh, it just shut the radar down.

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Where is the sucker? Jesus!

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It's starting again.

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All right, listen to me,

Box:
turn into it.

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Where? I can't see it!

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I can't see it!

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I'm hit, Jake, I'm hit!

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Oh, my God, Jake!

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Get out! Eject!

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Punch out! Punch out!

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He's gone.

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Grafton.

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Grafton...

you still with us?

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We all miss Boxman...

but he's gone, okay?

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Gentlemen...

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I'd like to introduce you

to Mr. Young and Mr. Reynolds.

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They're the replacement

crew from Hubie.

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So why don't you go ahead

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and tell us a little bit

about yourselves.

1277

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Uh... I'm Lieutenant

Larry Young.

1278

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Shut up, a**hole.

1279

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Well, we've got to name them.

1280

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Why don't we just call 'em

"new guys."

1281

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We used up all the good names.

1282

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Let's just call them "new guys."

1283

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New One, New Two.

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Very good, Razor.

1285

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You just have such

a vivid imagination.

1286

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Movie officer,

what's the film tonight?

1287

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There's no movie,

sir, just news.

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Okay, news in the ready room.

1289

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There will be a memorial service

1290

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for Box and Letto

at 1 000 tomorrow.

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Dress is tropical white, long.

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That'll be all.

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A Swiss camera crew

in Hanoi, North Vietnam,

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took this footage

of a celebration of sorts,

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commemorating the defeat

of American air pirates.

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Here in

People's Resistance Park,

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they've set up trophies

of their victories:

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grim reminders of the losses

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taken in this seven-year-old war

over the North.

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I'll do it.

1301

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I'll go downtown with you.

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But first I want you to know

something about me.

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I had a pilot

by the name of Jim Becker.

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He was a good man.

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We made an agreement

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that if we ever went down,

one of us got hurt,

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that the other guy would go on.

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A SAM took us out.

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We were down on the ground

for days,

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sneaking around, eating bugs,

living in holes that we dug.

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On the sixth day,

Becker stepped on a mine

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and blew half his leg off.

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I tied it off, and

he told me to go on.

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I got about a half mile away...

and I couldn't do it.

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But by the time

I got back to him,

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they had already found him

and killed him.

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I saw it happen.

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I just thought you

ought to know that...

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the skipper and a lot of guys

think I just left him there.

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I don't think

you left him there.

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All right.

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All right.

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Forget your party headquarters.

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Did you see those trucks,

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those fins behind the

display on the news?

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