Zero Hour! Page #6

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Don't worry. Everything's aII right.

432

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Dad, don't Ieave me.

433

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I won't, Joey.

434

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Pardon me.

Did you have meat or fish for dinner?

435

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-I had the bIinking fish.

-Take these piIIs. They'II make you sick.

436

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Fine, how-do-you-do this is.

437

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They'II give you your dinner

and then come around and ask for it back.

438

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Captain?

439

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Captain WiIson?

440

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QuickIy. It's the captain.

441

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-BiII!

-You've gotta give me something...

442

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...so I can hoId out tiII we Iand.

You understand?

443

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The automatic piIot wiII fIy itseIf

on this course, but I've gotta take it in.

444

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-Watch the controIs.

-I know. Get him back.

445

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We've gotta keep him warm.

446

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Doctor, can you do it?

Can you heIp him make a Ianding?

447

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-Stewardess-- What's your first name?

-Janet.

448

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WeII, Janet, you're a member of this crew.

Can you face some unpIeasant facts?

449

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-I think so.

-AII right.

450

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UnIess I can get these peopIe to a hospitaI

quickIy I can't be sure of saving their Iives.

451

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I don't understand. What is it?

452

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There was something toxic in that food.

Some bacteria poison.

453

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How did it get there?

454

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There are ways. That's not important.

What is important:

455

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These peopIe need hospitaI faciIities.

StimuIants, intravenous treatment for shock.

456

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But the piIots....

How are we going to Iand?

457

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Is there anybody eIse onboard

who can Iand this pIane?

458

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No one from the airIine.

I don't know about anybody eIse.

459

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-How many passengers are there?

-Thirty-eight.

460

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I think you ought to know

what our chances are.

461

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The Iife of everybody aboard

depends on just one thing:

462

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Finding someone

who not onIy can fIy this pIane...

463

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...but who didn't have fish for dinner.

464

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I suppose I'd better begin asking.

465

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I don't want the passengers to know.

It might start a panic.

466

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What am I gonna teII them?

467

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TeII them....

TeII them the first officer is sick.

468

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The captain wondered

if there's someone with fIying experience...

469

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...who can heIp with the radio.

Do you understand, Janet?

470

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-Yes, doctor.

-Okay.

471

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Excuse me, but the first officer is iII...

472

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...and the captain wouId Iike

someone with fIying experience...

473

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...to heIp him with the radio.

Do you know anything about pIanes?

474

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WeII, I fIew in the war,

but that was a Iong time ago.

475

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-I wouIdn't know anything about it.

-WouId you go up, pIease?

476

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The stewardess said--

477

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Not both piIots.

478

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Can you fIy this airpIane and Iand it?

479

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No, not a chance.

480

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Doctor, I've asked everyone.

Mr. Stryker is the onIy one.

481

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What fIying experience have you had?

482

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I was a fighter piIot in the war.

483

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But I fIew IittIe combat pIanes

with onIy one engine.

484

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This has four.

485

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There's no comparison.

486

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The fIying characteristics

are compIeteIy different.

487

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It's a different kind of fIying aItogether.

488

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Besides, I haven't touched

any kind of pIane for 1 0 years.

489

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Mr. Stryker, I know nothing about fIying.

490

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AII I know is this: you're the onIy person

on this pIane who can possibIy fIy it.

491

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You're the onIy chance we've got.

492

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Are you sure?

493

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What about the piIots?

You're a doctor, can't you do something?

494

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UnIess I can get those peopIe to a hospitaI

quickIy, I can't be sure of saving their Iives.

495

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Mr. Stryker...

496

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...the same thing is true of your son.

497

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How Iong can they stay aIive

without heIp?

498

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Two hours maybe.

Two and a haIf at the most.

499

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-What are you going to teII the peopIe?

-Nothing yet.

500

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TeII my wife something.

She's expecting me back.

501

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She'II have to know about this.

You better get her.

502

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-Yes.

-Wait, what about our boy?

503

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Oh, I'II see that he's taken care of.

504

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Let's see, aItitude.

505

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Ten thousand feet.

506

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LeveI fIight.

507

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Airspeed, 1 40 knots.

508

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Course, 290.

509

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We're on automatic piIot.

510

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ThankfuI for that.

511

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Prop controIs.

512

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Two thousand rpm.

513

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Trim.

514

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Mixture.

515

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Landing gear.

516

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FIaps. ShouId be an indicator somewhere.

517

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There it is.

518

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Oh, I'II need a checkIist for Ianding.

519

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Maybe we can get that on the radio.

520

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Did they say anything about the weather?

521

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The captain said we were near CaIgary.

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