1:15:01
It's your call.
1:15:02
Blow all ballast.
Prepare to surface!
1:15:05
Prepare to surface.
1:15:09
Whoa! Chief, I think
she's turning around.
1:15:13
- Virgil?
- I'm working on it, Chief!
1:15:16
2,400 meters, Chief.
1:15:19
I got it!
1:15:21
2,300 meters.
1:15:24
C.O.B., you're on!
1:15:26
This is Chief of Boat, Nathan Travers,
of the U.S.S. Swordfish.
1:15:30
I repeat, this is Chief of Boat,
Nathan Travers, of the U.S.S. Swordfish.
1:15:34
I am onboard the U 429
with my surviving crew.
1:15:37
We're in control of this boat.
1:15:40
Sir. Sir, you should hear this.
1:15:44
Hold all fire, we will surface in--
1:15:48
What's going on? What is that?
1:15:50
We're being jammed.
1:15:51
No, no. There's gotta be a mistake.
1:15:53
No, Sir. He said his name was
Chief of Boat, Nathan Travers.
1:15:56
- We've got company.
- Boat in the water, 800 meters and closing.
1:15:59
- Whose is it?
- I can't tell.
1:16:05
It's a German boat.
1:16:09
I fear he sent more than
a simple distress signal.
1:16:17
Ready one and two.
Sink the traitor!
1:16:25
- Another U-boat, Sir.
- Shit!
1:16:27
That's it! Give me CINCLANT, now!
1:16:29
Yes, Sir.
1:16:31
We should stay in the course.
1:16:33
And head straight for the U-boat?
1:16:34
Well, if we go that way,
we run right into that destroyer.
1:16:37
I'll take my chances with the sub.
1:16:39
Why?
1:16:39
'Cause I got you.
1:16:40
Fire!
1:16:44
She's firing.
1:16:45
On whom?
1:16:46
Eel in the water!
1:16:48
Turn to diesel,
turn to battery, and dive!