:08:00
...his thought impulses guide
a missile to that threat.
:08:04
This amounts to a two- to three-second
speed advantage...
:08:09
...in reaction and attack time over
any defensive system we have today.
:08:14
If the Soviets can mass-produce it...
:08:17
...it would change
the structure of our world.
:08:25
We at the S.I.S. Have been working...
:08:28
...on the pipeline into Moscow
and on to Bilyarsk, for two years.
:08:32
The mechanics of that phase are ready.
:08:35
Your Navy's phase of the operation
can be functional within 30 days.
:08:40
Am I correct on that, admiral?
:08:43
That is correct, sir.
:08:44
How do they expect me to fly?
You've seen me.
:08:47
We're not worried.
We have three months to train you.
:08:51
Getting you there is the problem.
:08:54
Oh? Where is it?
:08:57
Russia.
:08:59
You've got to steal it.
:09:03
- I don't mount an operation this way.
- We didn't expect you to be happy.
:09:08
We know his health record.
:09:10
His mother is Russian.
He speaks the language...
:09:13
...and is the same size as Voskov, who
the suit and cockpit are fitted for.
:09:18
You mean this is reduced to
the decision that he fits the suit?
:09:23
You want me to risk resources...
:09:25
...for somebody who's never
been on an intelligence mission...
:09:28
...who's subject to seizures.
:09:30
Delayed stress syndrome
is common among our vets.
:09:34
It manifests itself in civilian life,
not battle conditions.
:09:41
- This is suicide.
- That's exactly why it'll work.
:09:45
It's too unthinkable for
them to ever defend.
:09:48
We'll get you on that plane.
You just have to fly it.
:09:52
- You guys are amazing.
- We need you, major.
:09:56
- You're the best we've got.
- Lots of guys could fly that plane.