:25:03
That means it's at 30,000 feet,
going 525 miles an hour...
:25:08
on a compass heading of 1 96.
:25:10
Headed right for Detroit.
:25:12
Sevenminutes to fail-safe.
:25:18
Normal procedure, Mr. Raskob.
:25:21
We start an automatic countdown
at this point.
:25:26
It's very unlikely the bombers
will even reach their fail-safe points.
:25:29
It happens one time in twenty.
:25:32
We usually identify the disturbance
well before that.
:25:49
Sixminutes to fail-safe.
:25:54
What haveyou got there, Blackie?
Another UFO?
:25:58
For a dollar, a commercial plane
or a flock ofbirds?
:26:02
Plane. Offcourse.
:26:04
You ought to give me odds.
:26:10
I read your memo
on counterforce credibility.
:26:14
I don't think Groeteschele
will discuss that today.
:26:19
You think I should lay off?
:26:21
Why open a can ofpeas?
:26:23
We've got to discuss it
one ofthese days, Stark.
:26:25
This whole policy ofoverkill--
:26:27
It makes no sense piling up bombs
when we already have a capacity--
:26:30
Just not today.
:26:35
Good morning, Mr. Secretary.
:26:37
- Won'tyou sit over there?
- Thankyou.
:26:43
- Good morning, Mr. Secretary.
- Good morning, gentlemen.
:26:55
- Everyone here, General Stark?
- Yes, sir.