:11:04
Generale, víme, e jsou skvìlí,
ale nemùeme si dovolit, kdy vypukne válka
:11:08
aby ty støely
jen tak stály v silech
:11:11
jen proto,e ti lidi odmítli otoèit klíèkem
kdy jim poèítaè øekl!
:11:15
Myslíte prezident.
:11:17
President souhlasí s rozhodnutím
poèítaèe. To je fakt!
:11:22
Velení si chce asi taky nìco trhnout.
:11:24
- To snad ne!.
- No, sakra...
:11:27
Za neoèekávaného útoku není èas.
:11:30
23 minut od poplachu po úder.
:11:32
- est minut, kdy je to z lodi.
- est minut.
:11:35
To je tak akorát,
aby president uèinil rozhodnutí.
:11:39
Dále je to na poèítaèi.
:11:42
Pane, vím, e na vás èeká letadlo,
:11:46
ale jestli dovolíte,
chtìl bych vám jetì nìco ukázat.
:11:56
Ty poèítaèe tady nám umoòují
pøístup na sítì celého svìta.
:11:04
General, we know they're fine men,
but in a nuclear war we can't afford
:11:08
to have missiles
lying dormant in those silos
:11:11
because those men refuse to turn
the keys when the computers tell 'em to!
:11:15
You mean when
the president orders them to.
:11:17
The president will probably follow
the computer war plan. That's a fact!
:11:22
I imagine the Joint Chiefs
will have some input.
:11:24
- You're damn tootin'.
- Well, hell...
:11:27
In a surprise attack, there's no time.
:11:30
23 minutes from warning to impact.
:11:32
- Six minutes if it's sub-launched.
- Six minutes.
:11:35
That's barely enough time
for the president to make a decision.
:11:39
Once he makes the decision,
the computer should take over.
:11:42
Now, sir, I know that you've got
a plane waiting for you,
:11:46
but if you could indulge me,
I'd like to show you something.
:11:56
These computers give instant access
to the state of the world.