Iron Eagle IV Page #3

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Captain masters and

these young people

flew over the base

today and, uh,

well, they saw

something peculiar.

There's a couple

of your flyboys outside

uncovering some kind

of storage bunker?

They're probably just recycling

some old equipment.

That's s.O.P.

Is it also standard procedure

to open up

on civilian aircrafts

with a 50-caliber

machine gun?

My team will investigate

your claim.

Sir, we should also secure

the eyewitnesses

for questioning.

You mean detain them, huh?

Wait a minute.

Well, I hardly think

that's necessary.

General kettle,

thank you for your help.

Air force intelligence

will take the investigation

from here. Lieutenant mara?

Sir.

Escort Mr. sinclair

and his party off the base.

A canister?

The bottom had these

little flags on the bottom.

And it had these, uh,

letters stenciled on the side.

It was t-x-c.

Let me see that.

I think I might know somebody

who can tell me

what these letters mean.

Chappy:
It's got

these letters... t x c

and it's got something,

something, something,

then it's got an "a."

What?

You sure? Wait.

Thanks, Ronny.

I'll talk to you later.

What is it?

T-x-c, it's prefixes for

toxic biological agent.

Oh, that's great.

Chappy:
Somebody's

driving around

with a truck full

of chemical weapons?

Sinclair and his people have

just become a liability.

You really are leaving,

aren't you?

In the morning.

First I've ever heard of you

running away from a fight.

Hey, it's not my fight.

Some fantasy of yours.

Stealing 2 jets

to rescue your father

in the middle east,

now that was a fantasy,

but you made that happen.

Not the Doug masters

I remember.

Hey, that Doug masters is dead!

He died in a Soviet prison.

He died while everyone

else he knew

got on with their lives.

His parents retired,

his girl got married.

Oh, now all the reports said

you were blown out of the air.

All the reports were wrong!

I waited, chappy.

I waited for you to get me out.

Then, finally, it

was the politicians

who stumbled across me.

Did you press the Soviets?

Did you try to verify

those reports?

Or were you too busy

being promoted to general?

Now, look, son...

hey, I'm not your son.

Look, I'm sorry

if this Doug masters

disappoints you.

That's too bad.

'Cause you sure as hell

had a hand in making him.

Just give up on me, chappy.

You've done it before.

[Raining]

Wheeler!

I'm getting out of here, kid.

I'm taking one of these planes

and heading South.

Wanna come with me?

You can't just take off.

I'm relocating in Mexico.

It's the American way.

They'll send everyone

back to polsonville.

Not my problem.

Yes, it is. We discussed

this last night.

Grow up, Rudy!

The only person you can

trust in this world is you.

If I can't trust you,

then I can't go with you.

Do you have some time for

some coffee before you go?

We don't have any sugar.

We always seem

to be out of sugar.

Come out here to stop me?

Who me?

Can't stop masters

from hating me.

Can't stop this school

from falling apart.

Can't stop a single truck.

What the hell makes you

think I can stop you?

Well, here they come.

Captain wilcox.

That's right.

No time for coffee now, huh?

Good luck, kid.

All right, boys, go rouse

those sleeping angels.

Wilcox:

Wakey-wakey.

Wilcox:
All right,

rise and shine, boys and girls.

Got something here for you.

Chappy:
What's up?

Sinclair, I was talking to

your old friend the governor

about that Wheeler business

and he wasn't too happy.

As a matter of fact,

there's nothing

he can do for you.

And I got myself an order here

that's going to shut you down

tighter than a drum.

It stinks, but it's legal.

Where is Wheeler?

Wheeler?

Well, I guess your guys

let her get away, huh?

I'll tell you

this much, sinclair.

If we don't find Wheeler,

you're gonna end up working

in one of my

state-run programs.

You got that?

Let's move out.

They're going to give

your friend Wheeler

a real hard time

after she's caught.

She ain't our friend.

You haven't caught her yet.

Now don't you worry,

little man.

Sooner or later, she's

gonna run right into us.

There she is!

Whoo! Whoo!

Whoo!

All right. Yes!

Wheeler:
Whoo!

I'm coming for you, wilcox!

[Machine gun fires]

[Tires squeal]

Yes!

Hey! Hey!

What are you doing?

Take it!

Now, you'll go to jail.

One move, and you'll

be Mr. no-cock.

Dana, yeah!

Guess I'll go and try

and get those kids back.

You, uh, wanna ride?

All right.

Let's go.

Let's hit it.

Let's do it.

Wilcox:
Boy,

your friend chappy,

he must be real,

real proud of you.

This is a whole 'nother

ball game, you know.

Holding a police officer

with his own gun.

This is not a misdemeanor.

This is a felony.

I tell you, you

might be laughing now,

but in the end of this,

you're going to have

more charges against you

than a sears credit card.

All right, captain wilcox,

you have a nice day now.

Yeah, have a very nice day.

Wilcox:
Yeah,

I'll have a nice day.

I'll come to your

college graduation.

I know where it's gonna be...

at a state prison.

Yeah, ok, whatever.

Ok, Rudy, what are

we going to do now?

Why don't we take

the other planes?

Peter:

Ok, let's go.

Let's turn it around

and go back, ok?

[Bus engine starts]

We got roadblocks down there.

Whoo!

[Chappy laughs]

Whoo!

This is going to turn out

to be a long, long day.

Yeah!

Whoo!

Rudy:
Wheeler!

Wheeler, you came back!

Chappy:
You kids are

fugitives now, huh?

We're taking

the planes, chappy.

Yeah, where?

Up.

Time is something

we don't have.

We?

Yeah, we.

Rudy:
You're

coming with us?

I sure the hell ain't

gonna stay here.

Look, you guys got...

gimme those guns.

You guys got 3 minutes

to get the squadron up

in the air. Hurry up.

Now!

Come on, guys!

Have you completely lost it?

Yeah, I have. Now's the time

for me to get it back.

You, too.

Chappy:
Coming?

I can't do this.

Hey, you know, Doug,

I know how you feel about me.

That's not it.

No, wait a minute.

Hear me out.

I know how you feel about me,

but these kids need some help

to get through this.

Now, please, please,

please don't abandon them

the way I abandoned you.

Don't punish

these kids like this.

I'm not trying to punish them.

I'm trying to keep them alive.

Do you know why

I was shot down?

I tried so hard

to convince myself

that you were responsible.

But that was just another way

of ducking what I am.

What are you, Doug?

I know what I am.

What?

I'm a coward.

A coward?

I'm sorry.

Hey, look, um...

I made this tape

for you last night.

I was going to give it

to you this morning...

but I ran.

Now, you can listen

to this tape or not.

It's up to you.

How many planes

in your squadron?

I am p-4.

991-210-4963.

What the hell is going on?

They've escaped, sir,

in their planes.

I want them found, lieutenant.

Right away, colonel.

It's not like they

can hide in a haystack.

Chappy:
We gotta camouflage

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