:31:00
Check your radar plot.
:31:04
Enemy report from Suffolk, sir.
:31:07
They've found her.
:31:09
Picked her up in the Denmark Strait.
:31:11
Bismarck and a heavy cruiser.
:31:12
66-45 north...
:31:14
26 west.
:31:18
There, gentlemen.
:31:19
Course southwest.
:31:20
Now things are looking up.
:31:22
Tell the first sea lord
immediately.
:31:24
Good job we've got
some heavy stuff in the area.
:31:28
Richards, let me have
an intercepting course...
:31:30
for Hood and Prince of Wales.
:31:32
Sir, this one's from the Norfolk.
:31:34
Norfolk's there, too, sir.
:31:35
She's with Suffolk.
:31:37
They're shadowing
in thick fog, using radar.
:31:39
I hope that radar
works better than usual.
:31:41
She could blow them both
out of the water.
:31:44
No. Lutjens is too clever for that.
:31:46
He'd rather shake off a pair of cruisers...
:31:48
than stop to sink them.
:31:50
Course to intercept Bismarck
is 3-1-0.
:31:53
That would bring Hood in contact...
:31:55
just about...there.
:31:58
Just about here, sir.
:31:59
The intercepting course
is 3-1-0 degrees.
:32:01
At full speed, we should make contact
at 0300.
:32:04
I don't want to engage him
until daylight.
:32:06
Give me a course and speed
to intercept at dawn.
:32:10
Aye aye, sir.
:32:12
At 27 knots... course 2-9-5...
:32:14
we should meet them at first light.
:32:17
We'll proceed on that course
at that speed.
:32:19
Pass the word to Prince of Wales.
:32:27
Signal from flag, sir.
:32:29
Speed...27 knots.
:32:31
200 revolutions.
:32:32
Admiral's intentions follow, sir.
:32:34
Very good.
:32:36
Wilson, tell the captain...
:32:37
we've gone onto 27 knots.
:32:39
Also, the admiral's
sending his intentions.
:32:41
Oh, Wilson, how are the civilian workers
enjoying themselves?
:32:45
They're loving every moment of it, sir.
:32:49
I'll tell you one thing...
:32:50
I'm not sleeping in one of these
bloody hammocks.
:32:53
Make a note, Walter...
:32:54
to speak to the captain.
:32:55
We'll have double beds put in.
:32:57
Very funny. I never even had a chance...