1:05:01
- I think we should continue to kick ass, sir.
- Yeah!
1:05:10
Very well, then.
1:05:12
Make for the tanker. All ahead full.
1:05:14
- The tanker, sir?
- We're going to use it as a hat.
1:05:18
- How do we get in?
- Right between the screws.
1:05:24
- Why notjust come up from underneath?
- You got to go through the cavitation.
1:05:29
They lose us for 20, 30 seconds,
then all they can pick up is the tanker.
1:05:33
- I've never done a manoeuvre like that, sir.
- You have. Pinpoint drills on the simulator.
1:05:38
- Captain, this is way over my head.
- Just focus on your procedures.
1:05:43
You've all worked so hard,
I don't want to be the one who screws it up.
1:05:47
- Emily...
- Please. Don't ask me.
1:05:56
- OK, I'll take it, Lieutenant.
- Thank you, Captain.
1:06:02
- Make your depth 1-2-5 feet.
- 1-2-5, aye.
1:06:09
8,000 yards and closing, sir.
Confirm torpedo range.
1:06:14
- Fix position. Prepare for guidance lock.
- I got you now, Popeye.
1:06:30
100 yards and closing, sir.
Two minutes to contact.
1:06:34
- Three degrees down bubble.
- Three degrees, aye.
1:06:37
Three degrees? Sir?
1:06:40
- What is it, Lake?
- Nothing, sir.
1:06:50
- Propeller turbulence is becoming a problem.
- Two degrees down bubble.
1:06:54
- Make that two-and-half degrees.
- Two-and-a-half degrees, aye.
1:06:58
- Maybe one-and-a-half, sir.
- Be quiet, Lake, or do it yourself.