:06:03
We are left with only one explanation.
:06:06
It is quite inescapable.
:06:09
The Soviets have developed some
sort of anti-radar for the aircraft.
:06:14
The Firefox is...
:06:15
...for all intents and purposes,
invisible.
:06:20
All right. You came 5000 miles
for this.
:06:24
- Let's hear it.
- Captain Buckholz, sir.
:06:27
It's been what, three years now?
You're still keeping in shape. Good.
:06:32
A lot of people miss you.
They still talk about you.
:06:37
All the guys think you must have
sprouted wings and flown away.
:06:42
I had one hell of a time
tracking you down.
:06:48
Look at these figures!
50,000 pounds of thrust, per!
:06:52
These Tumanskys deliver an excess
in a capacity of 100 percent.
:06:57
Combat ceiling, 120,000 feet plus.
:07:01
Note the increase in capacity,
100 percent.
:07:04
Speed in excess of Mach 5, even Mach 6
and able to maintain it.
:07:10
Our best body design begins to melt...
:07:13
...at Mach 3.
:07:16
It should be very clear why the
Soviets risked a man like Baranovich.
:07:21
A genius in theoretical physics, yes...
:07:25
...but still a prisoner,
and a dissident Jew.
:07:28
Our weapon system is,
as far as we can tell...
:07:31
...one of the most advanced.
:07:33
It couples radar and infrared
detection devices...
:07:37
...with a thought-controlled arsenal
onboard the plane.
:07:42
The pilot's brain emissions
are translated into a computer...
:07:46
...through sensors in his helmet.
:07:49
The pilot's target is instantly
destroyed without pressing a button.
:07:54
Or, as quickly as his eye
detects a threat...
:07:57
...either visually
or on one of his scopes...