:14:03
Goodbye, Mr. Gant.
:14:09
The bait's been swallowed.
Let's head north.
:14:23
You have considered that this might be
some kind of supreme bluff...
:14:28
...to keep us from looking north?
:14:31
While this aircraft escapes south?
:14:34
No, they're simply paying the price
for too many years of softness.
:14:40
Paying with an act of desperation.
:14:43
- You are absolutely certain?
- I am.
:14:46
They know the potential
of this plane.
:14:49
If the roles had been reversed,
we would have acted similarly.
:14:55
They will have arranged
a refueling point somewhere.
:15:00
Once we have destroyed it
and recovered the MiG...
:15:02
...we'll hear no more of this.
:15:04
Give us the Wolfpack map
of the U.S.S.R. Quickly!
:15:12
General Vladimirov.
:15:16
We ordered a staggered
sector scramble in two areas.
:15:20
We're putting up planes
along our southern borders.
:15:23
We merely have to wait
until the plane is sighted again.
:15:27
It appears, in fact, that
he is heading direct south.
:15:32
We should see him within the hour.
:15:34
What is the range of the aircraft?
:15:36
Three thousand miles, maximum.
:15:40
His refueling point will be waiting...
:15:43
...presumably, either in the deserts
of Turkey, here, or Greece.
:15:49
But sir, we'll need to know
only one thing from you.
:15:53
What do you wish done
when the plane is sighted?
:15:57
Obliterate it.
:15:59
Completely.