:04:02
President Bush is paying final tribute
to the ship...
:04:05
...and her great history.
:04:07
Did you hear the joke about Andre
and Beaudreau hunting on the bayou?
:04:13
Where're the guns, Druillet?
:04:16
That's about right.
:04:17
In the end...
:04:19
... this unity of purpose....
:04:20
These ceremonies not only remember war,
they celebrate peace.
:04:24
The President ordered the removal
of all Tomahawk cruise missiles...
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...from U. S. surface ships.
:04:29
Tomorrow the ship embarks for
San Francisco for her final voyage.
:04:33
Her weaponry will be removed,
dismantled, and never fired again.
:04:38
The vessel will then
take her place in naval history.
:04:43
We will gain the inevitable triumph,
so help us God.
:04:50
Look at the money spent
on this photo opportunity.
:04:55
Ready to go, sir.
:04:58
Very well, let's single up.
:05:00
Aye, sir.
:05:02
Single up all lines.
:05:32
Captain, you have clear water to port.
:05:34
Very well.
:05:38
Krill ain't running this ship.
:05:40
The old man has to okay
all helicopter landings.
:05:43
How's the captain going to authorize
a surprise party for himself?
:05:48
We already stowed all the gear.
:05:50
What's on this helicopter?
:05:52
This little sweetheart.
:05:55
-She's in the--
-Yeah, she's in the cake.
:05:58
That is Miss July '89. Jordan Tate.