:53:00
Captain, we see paratroopers
moving towards you.
:53:03
We can't estimate the number,
but it's a large force.
:53:11
Now, Martin, Zabrinczski,
I want your technical opinion...
:53:16
...the best you can come up with.
:53:20
Obviously, the device
attached to the capsule is explosive.
:53:23
What I must know is,
will it explode if we pick it up?
:53:28
Sir.
:53:37
Get it out of there.
:53:58
Commander Ferraday?
:54:00
I'm Commander Ferraday.
:54:06
I'm Colonel Ostrovsky, sir.
:54:09
I congratulate you and your crew
on the success of your rescue mission.
:54:13
The world will rejoice to hear of it.
:54:18
I'm here with my men on another mission...
:54:20
...not so praiseworthy, perhaps,
but equally peaceful.
:54:25
We have come to recover
a certain capsule...
:54:28
...which was taken
from an element of a certain satellite...
:54:32
...which was placed into orbit...
:54:35
...by the Union of the Soviet
Socialistic Republics.
:54:39
As you know, this capsule
is the property of my government...
:54:44
...and we only wish to obtain
that which belongs to us...
:54:48
...under international law.
:54:51
Therefore, sir...
:54:53
...I know you and your men will withdraw...
:54:56
...and permit us to take possession
of what is rightfully ours.