:25:00
We realize that, of course, sir.
:25:02
We must assume that the Bismarck...
:25:04
in company with the Prinz Eugen...
:25:07
is going to attempt a breakthrough...
:25:09
to the North Atlantic.
:25:10
We don't know where...
:25:12
and we don't know when.
:25:14
If it's here...
:25:16
or here...
:25:17
then the Repulse and the Victorious...
:25:19
and the K.G. V will have to do the job.
:25:23
If it's here in the Denmark Strait...
:25:25
then the Hood and the Prince of Wales...
:25:28
will have to go after her.
:25:30
I should think they'd handle it.
:25:32
Hood's a great ship.
So is the Prince of Wales.
:25:35
She's fresh from the builder's yard.
:25:37
No training for her crew.
:25:39
She put to sea with the contractor's
workmen onboard.
:25:42
The Bismarck's a tough proposition
for any two ships.
:25:46
Excuse me, gentlemen.
:25:46
Excuse me, gentlemen.
:25:47
The first sea lord can see you now.
:25:50
Thank you very much, Shepard.
:25:52
[Telephone Rings]
:25:53
Yes, sir.
:25:54
Right, sir.
:25:55
Yes, I will.
:25:57
Commander Richards, who's your relief?
:25:59
Dexter, sir.
:26:01
He's late, isn't he?
:26:02
A little. I don't mind, sir.
:26:04
I do. Tell him I'll require him for duty
the next three nights.
:26:22
My dearest Tom...
:26:29
Come in.
:26:32
Thought you might like some tea, sir...
:26:35
since you won't take any rest.
:26:36
What are you doing here?
You're off duty.
:26:40
Third Officer Simpson's down with flu.
:26:41
I'm just filling in.
:26:43
Oh, thank you. Would you file that
for me, please?
:26:47
There's an air raid going on up top.
:26:49
Bad one?
:26:51
No, not very.
:26:53
Won't your family be worried about you?
:26:55
I have no family here.
:26:57
My father lives in Canada now.