:19:01
missile complexsevenmiles east
ofBorchov.
:19:05
Targetreference.:
November, bravo, Xray...
:19:09
1 -0-8.
:19:12
Fused air burst at 1 0--''
Check-- '' 1 2,000 feet.''
:19:28
Excuse me, sir. Something rather
interesting hasjust cropped up.
:19:32
Listen to that. Music.
Civilian broadcasting.
:19:37
I think the Pentagon has given us
an exercise to check our readiness.
:19:41
I think it's taking things too far.
:19:43
Our fellows will be inside Russian
radar cover in about 20 minutes.
:19:46
Listen. Chock full ofstations
all churning it out.
:19:51
- Mandrake?
- Yes, sir?
:19:53
I issued instructions for all radios
to be impounded.
:19:57
You did, and I was in the process of
impounding this when I switched it on.
:20:01
I thought our fellows hitting Russian
radar, dropping all their stuff...
:20:05
I'd better tell you because ifthey do,
it'll cause a stink.
:20:09
Group Captain,
the officer exchange program...
:20:13
does not giveyou any special
prerogatives to question my orders.
:20:17
I realize that, sir, but I thought
you'd be pleased to hear the news.
:20:21
After all, let's face it.
:20:24
We don't want to start a nuclearwar
unless we have to, do we?
:20:29
Please sit down.
And turn that thing off.
:20:33
Yes, sir.
:20:34
What about the planes? Surelywe must
issue the recall code immediately.
:20:39
The planes are not going
to be recalled.
:20:42
My attack orders have been issued,
and the orders stand.
:20:47
Ifyou'll excuse me for saying so,
that would be to myway ofthinking...
:20:51
rather an odd way oflooking at it
:20:53
Ifa Russian attackwas in progress...
:20:56
we would certainly not be hearing
civilian broadcasting.