:35:04
In the first place, either the enemy
finds you, or he doesn't.
:35:08
If he doesn't find you,
there's nothing to worry about.
:35:11
But if he does, there is still
one of two things.
:35:15
Either he drops a depth charge,
or he don't.
:35:17
If he doesn't, there's nothing
to worry about. If he does...
:35:21
...then there's still
one of two things.
:35:23
Either he drops it
close to you or far away.
:35:26
If he drops them far away,
it's foolish to worry.
:35:29
If he drops them near you...
:35:31
...then there is still one
of two things to worry about.
:35:34
And that is...
:35:36
Don't cut too much off.
:35:38
If your pressure hull holds.
:35:40
Of course, if it holds,
wouldn't it be foolish to worry?
:35:43
If it doesn't, you won't be able
to worry, so why worry?
:35:47
Are you through?
:35:49
Yes.
:35:54
He was worth waiting for.
He's a good barber. That looks fine.
:35:57
You next?
:36:14
One thousand fathoms, sir.
:36:28
Rudder amidships. Steady on course.
:36:31
- Two-nine-zero.
- Eight hundred fathoms.
:36:39
Right, five degrees rudder.
New course, 295. All motors stop.
:36:44
Right, five degrees rudder.
New course, 295. All motors stop.
:36:48
Three hundred fathoms.