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Do you want to pursue?
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No. We have more important work to do.
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Hold your course.
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Steady on present course.
:42:10
Very good, sir.
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Captain, congratulations.
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It's a great moment for the German navy.
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Yes, Lindemann...
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and for the two of us.
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[Speaking Foreign Language]
:42:34
This morning, HMS Hood...
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largest British warship,
was sunk by the...
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[Speaking Foreign Language]
:42:44
[Speaking Mandarin]
:42:48
[Speaking German]
:42:55
This is London. Ed Murrow reporting.
:42:58
This island, which is
no stranger to bad tidings...
:43:01
received news today that HMS Hood...
:43:03
largest warship in the British fleet...
:43:06
and pride of the British navy...
:43:08
has been sunk by the German
battleship Bismarck.
:43:10
From the Hood's
complement of 1,500 men...
:43:13
there were three survivors.
:43:14
In the same engagement...
:43:16
the battleship Prince of Wales
was badly damaged.
:43:18
Two British capital ships
have been put out of commission...
:43:22
and the most powerful
battleship in the world...
:43:24
is now loose on the high seas.
:43:27
It remains to be seen
whether the British navy...
:43:30
has the capability
at this crucial moment...
:43:32
of concentrating enough sea power...
:43:34
to deal with the situation.
:43:36
There is undoubtedly great
rejoicing in Berlin tonight...
:43:39
and also on the Bismarck.
:43:41
Here's to the ship, Lindemann...
:43:43
and here's to us.
:43:47
We have beaten the best they have.
:43:50
Do you realize that?
:43:51
Yes, sir.
:43:52
They will never stop us, not now.
:43:55
You wanted the damage control report.
:43:56
What is it?
:43:58
We received one hit
forward on the port side...