:24:01
And when this baby
delivers its payload,
:24:07
devastating.
:24:09
( Both Laughing )
:24:13
- Oh, Captain.
Let's get something straight.
- Please do.
:24:18
I don't like you.
I don't like the way you act.
:24:22
I especially don't like
your immature sexual innuendoes.
:24:27
- I was just kidding.
- The B-17 happens to be...
:24:29
- the most valuable
strategic air bomber...
- Damn it !
:24:32
- When I went to flight school,
we were taught to secure these.
- in the United States Air Corps.
:24:37
I didn't know you
went to flight school.
:24:40
I only logged in a couple of hours
in a little Beechcraft Trainer...
:24:44
before I got kicked out--
upstairs to become the General's aide.
:24:48
- But can you fly the B-17 ?
- B-17 ?
:24:52
- Can you fly the B-25 ?
- A plane's a plane.
:24:54
- Can you fly the 24 Liberator ?
- Propeller and four wings.
:24:57
Can you fly
the 38 Lightning ?
:24:59
You can fly one,
you can fly them all.
:25:02
Sure, I could fly the 17.
:25:05
I'm sorry, Captain.
I didn't realize you had a serious
interest in strategic bombers.
:25:10
Donna, my interest
is very strategic.
:25:13
How would you like me
to show you the cockpit ?
:25:19
First let me say the possibility of
the Japs bombing us is, at best, remote.
:25:25
However, we're installing
antiaircraft batteries all over town.
:25:29
In addition, we have
a vast network of civil defense
volunteer aircraft spotters...
:25:34
keeping a constant vigil.
:25:37
They report their sightings directly
to lnterceptor Command Headquarters.
:25:42
In the event of a sighting
that cannot be immediately
identified by Headquarters,
:25:46
we go to a condition yellow
as a precaution.
:25:50
The aircraft maintains its position
and attempts to identify it fail,
:25:55
we go to a condition blue.
:25:58
The situation persists,
we cannot establish radio
contact, we go to a red alert.