:47:02
Man who did this is a professional.
:47:07
-Who is he and why is he on my ship?
-Your ship?
:47:10
You wouldn't be on this battleship
if not for me.
:47:13
He's a cook, plain and simple.
:47:16
A cook didn't do this.
:47:18
He came with the captain.
:47:19
I know his routine front and back.
He's good with cooking knives.
:47:24
Cooking knives!
:47:28
He got lucky.
:47:30
In my professional opinion,
he is a military reject. . .
:47:33
. . .in command of a galley.
:47:36
Get down!
:47:51
-What was that?
-A bomb, jackass.
:47:53
He used the microwave as a detonator.
:47:56
Secure everything
between here and the CIC.
:47:58
You see anything, radio at once
for backup. Understand?
:48:02
Put these fires out!
:48:06
I'd like to see the personnel file
on this simple cook.
:48:11
Put out these goddamn fires!
:48:16
SEAL Team 5 will launch from Nimitz
aboard a CH-53 Echo. . .
:48:20
. . .with an Apache gunship in support.
:48:22
At the objective area, the Apache
will take out the ship's radar. . .
:48:26
. . .and her electronic warfare systems.
:48:28
Then SEAL Team 5 will board
and retake the ship.
:48:31
And the odds of success?
:48:34
If it's a lunatic who only
partly controls the ship. . .
:48:37
. . .the odds are good.
:48:39
But if he's ready for us. . .
:48:42
. . .if he's prepared to repel boarders. . .
:48:45
. . .the odds are not good.
:48:46
Bear in mind, the operators
from SEAL Team 5 are the best there are.
:48:51
This is our only hope of saving
the crew and retaking the ship.
:48:55
Let me make one thing
absolutely clear:
:48:59
If the SEAL team fails. . .