:01:01
Captain, when you surface,
you can radio to check on his authenticity.
:01:06
Very well. I'll check on Captain Anders...
:01:09
...and Mr. Vaslov and you.
- I've already vouched for Mr. Vaslov.
:01:13
- As for me, you can eliminate me.
- Why?
:01:15
You must, by a logical absurdity.
:01:17
Have you forgotten?
I'm in charge of this operation.
:01:20
Never entered my mind.
:01:23
Then you'd better look again
at your orders.
:01:26
I haven't labored the point so far because
you've been doing all that's been required.
:01:31
But the primary objective of this mission
is to get me to Ice Station Zebra.
:01:37
Those orders come from chief of naval
operations, direct to him from the president.
:01:42
So before we go any further,
I suggest that you get me there.
:01:46
Put another torpedo up the spout,
blow a hole in the ice and get me there!
:01:51
One of my men is dead.
:01:54
Three badly hurt,
and my ship nearly wiped out.
:01:56
Now, you take another look
at those orders.
:01:59
I'm in command of this submarine, and I'm
not sticking another torpedo up that spout...
:02:04
...or taking another chance or making
another damn move until I know exactly...
:02:09
...what we're doing and why.
:02:12
Captain, control.
We've hit a lead. We're under thin ice, sir.
:02:16
Well, that does make the problem academic,
doesn't it, captain?
:02:27
Thin ice.
:02:29
Thin ice.
:02:30
Three feet.
:02:32
Three feet.
:02:33
Two feet.
:02:35
Two feet.
:02:37
Two feet.
:02:38
Three feet.
:02:40
Thin ice. Three feet.
:02:44
Two feet.
:02:45
Three feet.
:02:47
Thin ice.
:02:48
- Thin ice.
- Take her up.
:02:50
Three feet.
:02:54
Three feet.
:02:56
Two feet.