:10:00
Let's go!
:10:01
This plasma goes in the right rudder
of the right wing.
:10:05
-Where is Jaffe?
-His wife is in labor. He's on leave.
:10:07
-Who'll read the tissue samples?
-You don't trust me?
:10:10
-Come on!
-Fine.
:10:11
You want a hotshot scope-jockey,
fine, but, frankly, I'm hurt.
:10:15
-Who cut his orders?
-The Old Man himself.
:10:19
He hasn't got up this early in years.
:10:21
-I'll tell him you said so.
-I'll deny it.
:10:25
Good to see you.
:10:27
Thought if I showed my star
it might speed things up for you.
:10:31
Is it working?
:10:32
No.
:10:34
First file on your new man.
:10:36
Plus telex traffic to date,
and satellite photos from the area.
:10:41
Sir?
:10:42
Get in, get out.
:10:45
I hate having you here,
making my life miserable...
:10:48
...but don't want to lose you to some bug.
:10:50
-One question.
-Go on.
:10:52
What have I ever done
to make your life miserable?
:10:56
You got up today.
:10:58
Thank you, Billy.
:11:20
Major Salt.
:11:22
May I say it's an honor to work with you.
:11:25
West Point, Johns Hopkins. How many
hours did you log in helicopter school?
:11:29
-85.
-Married?
:11:31
-Yes, sir.
-Good luck.
:11:33
You've never been in the field?
:11:34
No, sir.
But I'm fully trained and highly motivated.
:11:37
I'm talking about landing in a hot zone.
It's unique.
:11:40
Have you seen the effects
of hemorrhagic fever?
:11:43
No, sir.
:11:44
Allow me.
:11:45
-Major.
-Yes.
:11:46
At first the patient has flu-like symptoms.
:11:49
In 2 or 3 days pink lesions appear
on his body, along with pustules...
:11:53
...which erupt with the blood and pus.
A milky substance begins to--
:11:57
These lesions become full-blown.
They feel like mush.