:19:02
Installation at Orsk.
:19:04
Yes? What did you say?
:19:07
Unknown sound trace from a plane
traveling at more than Mach 2.
:19:13
Picked up west of Orsk.
:19:15
Yes, of course. We have him now.
:19:20
Give me a projection of the Urals
and as much of the north as you can.
:19:25
And get me confirmation.
:19:27
Trace confirmed, sir.
:19:29
Refused demand for identification.
Heading northeast into the mountains.
:19:35
Trace lost in 30 seconds but
heading and speed confirmed.
:19:39
Well, Vladimirov?
:19:41
Look at the map and I'll
explain my deductions.
:19:45
He's indeed heading north...
:19:47
...along here, utilizing
the eastern slopes of the Urals.
:19:51
Apparently an effort to mask himself
from visual and sound detection.
:19:56
Quite clever.
:19:58
But if he follows the Urals...
:20:00
...then he will have to take
a sighting somewhere.
:20:04
Most likely the Gulf of Ob or Kara.
:20:08
There we can track him,
despite his radar immunity.
:20:11
- How?
- By heat source, his exhaust.
:20:16
Alert Wolfpack squadrons, north coast.
:20:19
Alert all missile sites.
:20:22
Tell them to train their weapons'
aim ahead of the expected path...
:20:27
...and await further orders.
:20:29
The infrared guidance system
is not the most accurate.
:20:33
It may be necessary for a Soviet
aircraft to act as a target.
:20:38
Will you give that order?
:20:42
Of course.
:20:45
Very well, then the American
is about to enter the trap.