2:12:02
After 18 months of combat, it takes
24 hours a day to keep her together.
2:12:08
I don't think you understand.
You're in the junkyard navy.
2:12:16
Steve, put in with Keefer
in Communications. -
2:12:19
- And have Tom show this Princeton
Tiger and the other ensign the ship.
2:12:28
And Keith...
2:12:30
Don't take it so hard.
War is hell.
2:12:40
- Ensign Keith, Ensign Harding.
- My condolences.
2:12:45
Let's get with it.
The USS Caine is a minesweeper.
2:12:48
These paravanes carry sweep wires
off both sides of the ship.
2:12:53
The wire saws the mine in two.
2:12:56
We've been in combat a year and a
half, and we've never swept a mine.
2:13:01
This ship was designed by geniuses
to be run by idiots.
2:13:09
This is the engine room. To operate,
all you need is a monkey.
2:13:14
99 percent of what we do is routine,
one percent requires intelligence.
2:13:21
- That does it. Any more questions?
- Where do we go to surrender?
2:13:27
- It's not that easy.
- You don't like the Navy.
2:13:31
Just one more thing to do.
Climb the mast.
2:13:42
What for?
2:13:44
A tour is from the keel
to the foretop. That's the foretop.
2:13:51
I'm very fond of my wife and kid.
I'll probably never see them again.