The Ghazi Attack Page #6

Compartment 5, okay sir.

Compartment 6, okay sir.

Compartment 7, okay sir.

Alright boys, listen up.

This isn't over yet.

We're still at war.

We're diving to 350, sir.

They cannot locate us at that depth.

Arjun...350 meters means the seabed.

The battery unit can fail at any time.

I hope you're aware of that.

- Sir.

Sir, Indian submarine diving.

250 meters.

260 meters.

300, sir.

They are still diving...

Depth 350 meters, sir.

Sir...all our alt

torpedoes are exhausted.

We must turn around

at 180 to launch again.

Engines off...

...we wait and watch.

- Yes, sir.

Engines off.

Engines off.

- Yes.

Arjun, I think they know

that we can't move back and forth.

Only upwards and downwards.

It will be difficult to

get them in our firing line now.

Enemy position.

150 meters depth.

their engines are off.

Sir, they've exhausted

their Wont torpedoes.

And in order to attack

us with the rear torpedoes...

...they must make a 180 degree turn.

In this line...they

will be in our firing range.

We can take a clear shot.

There's another possibility, Arjun.

What if they take a 180 degree

turn on starboard and come here?

Then...we'll have to fire from first

compartment, which isn't possible.

That compartment is filled with water.

We...

Sir, we're running out

of power-supply and oxygen.

Arjun...we've very...little time left.

We know that, but they don't.

Any movement?

- No, sir. Still engines are off.

The British were right about them.

These Indians!

Long live...

- Mother India!

Long live...

- Mother India!

Long live...

- Mother India!

What is their depth?

350 meters, sir.

Enough of this hide-n-seek.

Program the forward torpedoes.

Programming forward torpedoes, sir.

Turn the boat 180 degrees starboard, now.

- Aye, sir.

Turning 180 degrees starboard.

Before they can think of anything...

...we'll tilt the boat at 20 degrees

and attack from front. - Sir.

Head on.

Sir, they are turning...180 starboard.

Sir, you were right.

180 starboard.

Surface the boat.

- Surface the boat immediately.

Program forward torpedoes.

- Forward torpedoes?

But how will we launch them?

No, Arjun.

- Yes, sir.

Alright boys, hurry up.

Program forward torpedoes.

- Sir.

Sir, Indian submarine

rising very fast.

Reprogram torpedo to our depth, quick!

Reprogramming torpedo, sir.

Move fast,

take firing position quickly.

On the double.

Come on, fast.

Taan Singh, hurry up.

Torpedo, programmed sir.

Depth 300 meters.

Boys, quickly.

Kamlakar.

- Sir.

Close the hatch immediately.

But, sir. - Don't open

it before we reach the surface.

250 meters.

Sir, rising...

In two minutes we'll be

at the same depth as the enemy.

Sir, if you stay inside...your

life can be in danger.

Without that...

this submarine won't make it.

Open the hatch.

Come, quick-quick-quick.

Ready to shoot, sir.

- Shoot!

S:

Enemy has launched torpedo, sir.

Sir...the enemy has launched torpedo.

Yes.

Yes, we did it...

- Yes!

Yes!

Yeah!

Take it to the surface.

Fast...fast...fast...

Can we open the hatch, sir?

- Depth.

130 meters, sir.

- No, not now. Wait...

Now...now boys, open it.

Sir...sir...sir...

We hit them.

If our captain had still been alive...

...he would've been proud

of this 'classroom-theory' officer.

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