:43:03
It's gonna be tough on Art.
:43:05
Well, it wasn't exactly a picnic for us.
:43:10
Thanks.
:43:18
- How'd it go?
- Make a nice ice wagon, Art.
:43:20
- That's about all.
- Took two of us to handle the controls.
:43:23
We were busier than one-armed
paperhangers and twice as cold.
:43:26
Cabin's too damp. It sweats
and gathers ice by the ton.
:43:28
- Outside of that, it's perfect.
- For everything but flying.
:43:31
Well, I guess that's that.
:43:34
Here's where we're
starting all over again.
:43:36
Send me a full report.
:43:38
I'm glad you got it down all right.
:43:40
Thanks, so are we.
Can I interest you in our pressure suit?
:43:43
You're going to have less luck with that
than you had with my pressure cabin.
:43:47
This puts the whole problem
right in your laps, boys.
:43:50
Fine. It's right where we want it.
:43:53
- Is this where the oxygen line goes in?
- It fits here. There's a slide valve for it.
:43:57
- Where does your microphone plug in?
- Here.
:43:59
There's a communication system
built in the helmet.
:44:02
- You can see it.
- Oh, I see.
:44:03
Lieutenant, this is gonna look
just like a diver's helmet.
:44:06
Well, we don't care if it looks like
a birdcage, just so that it works.
:44:13
Here's your oxygen line right here.
:44:29
44,500.
:44:33
44,700.
:44:36
45,000. There it is.
:44:39
That's enough.
It's time to come down.
:44:42
Cut the motor.
Open the pressure valves wide.
:44:56
- Get the valves in the back.
- Aye, sir.
:44:59
You'd be in horrible shape if a mosquito
got in there with you, wouldn't you?