:10:01
We've received an invitation to, um,
cooperate in a matter of national security.
:10:06
Now you know as much as I do.
:10:08
Get your gear off and get to control.
We've got a briefing in ten minutes.
:10:12
Come on! Let's move it!
:10:14
At 0922 local time today
an American nuclear submarine,
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the USS Montana,
with 156 men aboard, went down
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- about 22 miles from here.
- Damn!
:10:24
There's been no contact with the sub since
then. The cause of the incident is not known.
:10:29
Your company has authorised
the navy's use of this facility
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for a rescue operation
code-named Operation Salvor.
:10:36
- You want us to search for the sub?
- No. We know where it is.
:10:40
But she's in 2,000 feet of water
and we can't reach her.
:10:43
We need divers to enter the sub
and search for survivors... if any.
:10:46
Don't you have your own stuff for this?
:10:49
By the time we get our submersibles here,
the storm'll be on us.
:10:52
You can get your rig in and be on site
in 15 hours. That makes you our best option.
:10:56
Why should we risk our butts
for something like this?
:10:59
I have been authorised
to offer you all special bonuses
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equivalent to three times normal dive pay.
:11:05
Yes, sir, buddy!
:11:07
For triple time, I'd eat Beany!
:11:09
Set me on fire
and put me out with horse piss.
:11:12
I don't know what kind of deal
you made with the company,
:11:15
but my people are not qualified for this.
We're oil workers.
:11:19
Shut up! Hold it down.
:11:21
This is Lieutenant Coffey.
:11:23
He will transfer down to you with
a SEAL team and supervise the operation.
:11:27
Send down whoever you like,
but I'm the tool pusher on this rig.
:11:30
When it comes to the safety of these people,
there's me and then God.
:11:34
Understand? If things get dicey,
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I'm pulling the plug.
:11:40
I think we're all
on the same wavelength, Brigman.
:11:43
Now, let's get the wellhead uncoupled,
shall we?