:27:14
When you return
from your search,
:27:16
you will notice the carrier
will be towing a sled.
:27:19
It's more like a spar
:27:20
about the size
of a telephone pole.
:27:23
As each plane comes in,
it will make one pass,
:27:26
dropping its bomb
well astern of the sled.
:27:28
Don't hit it. We don't want
the flight deck
:27:31
showered
with bomb fragments.
:27:35
Every hour we continue
on our present course
:27:38
brings nearer the possibility
of contact
:27:41
with enemy aircraft.
:27:44
Your orders are these.
:27:47
When enemy planes
are encountered...
:27:51
do not engage them.
:27:53
Return to the carrier
at once.
:27:56
By '' Do not engage,''
you mean--
:27:58
I mean
:27:59
avoid all contact
with them.
:28:01
But, sir,
that's running away.
:28:07
Any other questions?
:28:09
But suppose the enemy
attacks us, sir?
:28:11
May we interpret
the orders--
:28:13
You will not
interpret the orders.
:28:15
You will obey them.
:28:17
Pilots,
man your planes.
:28:18
Pilots,
man your planes.
:28:21
That's all.
:28:25
Let's go.
:28:50
Pilot to Radioman.
:28:52
You got the dope
on the radio frequencies?
:28:54
Radioman to Pilot.
:28:56
Yes, sir.
:28:57
Frequency 69-7 0.
Secondary 61 -50.