Flight Of The Intruder Page #3

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Just ran out of luck.

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Take Mr. Grafton

off the flight schedule.

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You got liberty in Subic

in a couple days.

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You need the rest.

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What was your target?

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A suspected truck park.

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You hit it?

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Oh, yeah, we hit it.

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Trees.

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A bunch of trees.

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There was nothing there again.

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What's your problem?

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Spit it out.

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Well, I don't think trees

in a suspected truck park

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is worth a man's life.

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Targets are picked for

political consideration,

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Mr. Grafton,

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with the best intelligence

we have available.

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You have any trouble with that?

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Well, I don't think losing Morg

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is a political

consideration, sir.

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Look...

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I know losing

McPherson is lousy.

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I don't like the targets,

either.

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I hate them.

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But... I don't want any

blood feuds going on.

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Half the time,

it isn't the mission

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you're flying

that kills you,

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it's the one before--

do you read me?

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Yes, sir.

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Good.

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I want you to write

a letter to Morg's wife.

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I'll mail it in

a couple of days

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along with one from me.

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Help put this thing

behind you, okay?

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Thanks, skipper.

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For what?

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You die, son, and

I'll piss on your grave.

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Down here, down here.

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Hey, Jake. Jake!

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What the hell?

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You're not thinking

about jumping are you?

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No, not yet.

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You need any help,

Mr. Grafton?

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We thought you might want

to talk or something.

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Oh, I'm fine.

Thanks, Chief.

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So Jake, how'd you guys do?

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I mean, you know,

before it happened.

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Trees.

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Yeah, trees?

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Right.

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-Again.

-Again?

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Hey, Jack, you were

with a Marine detachment.

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You ever

get used to it?

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Yeah, I got used to it.

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I'm a doc-- that's what I do.

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Naw, nobody gets used to it.

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You can put your job in front

of it like the skipper,

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or you can even joke about it,

but nobody gets used to it.

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That's right.

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How about the old man?

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Has he always been

like he is now?

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When he chews you out?

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Mm-hmm.

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Maybe he figures he might not

get another chance.

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Hey, guys, come on.

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We got a squad room meeting,

okay, Jake?

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All right, all right, all right.

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I got all night, too.

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I want to introduce

our new replacement pilot.

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Mr. Barlow, up front.

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Let's hear about your life.

Come on.

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Yeah! Yeah!

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Up front, up front,

up front, up front,

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up front, up front,

up front...

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All right.

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All right, all right, shut up!

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I'm Lieutenant J.G. Jack Barlow.

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Sit down, a**hole!

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How old are you, son?

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24, sir.

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You look 12.

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Did they teach you how to shave

at the Naval Academy?

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I didn't think so.

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Razor.

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Ah, that's your new

name for now:
Razor.

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Excellent name, skipper.

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Yeah!

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All right, Walter.

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Thank you.

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All right, at, uh...

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tomorrow at 1000

on the flight deck

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there will be a memorial service

for McPherson.

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The uniform is tropical,

white, long.

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Oh, yeah, one other thing.

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Uh, somebody close that door

back there, will you?

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Frank?

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Now, this matter

of the phantom shitter.

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Now, I know it's a phenomenon

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that occurs on a

carrier in combat

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that goes back

to World War I l,

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but this has gotten

out of hand.

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Last night, the

phantom left a note

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saying he would strike,

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and this morning, a turd was

found in the XO's ashtray.

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That only means

one thing, gentlemen.

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It is no fighter jock

or recon puke

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who is doing this thing.

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