The Hunt for Red October
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:35:01
It is designed to approach by stealth
and armed with nuclear warheads.

:35:09
- Damn thing was made to start a war.
- Proceed, Mr. Ryan.

:35:14
After the Dallas lost contact,
there were additional sailings.

:35:18
From Polijarny, Leningrad
and from the Mediterranean.

:35:24
There's are now some 58 nuclear subs
headed at high speed into the Atlantic.

:35:29
This afternoon's satellite pass
over Polijarny found heat blooms -

:35:34
- indicating that the Kirov, the Minsk
and 20 other ships were ready to sail.

:35:39
This constitutes the bulk
of the Soviet surface fleet.

:35:44
The data supports
no conclusions as yet.

:35:48
Absence of activity in the Pacific
suggests that this is just an exercise.

:35:56
Suppose this is a move against NATO
:36:00
I have some very sensitive information.
It must not leave this room.

:36:07
Before sailing, Ramius sent a letter
to Admiral Yuri Padorin.

:36:11
He's chairman of
the Red Fleet Northern Directorate.

:36:15
That's her uncle, Ramius' wife.
:36:19
Padorin is her uncle.
:36:22
Padorin immediately demanded
a meeting with Premler Chenyenko.

:36:29
Within minutes of that meeting,
orders were given to find Red October-

:36:35
- and sink her.
:36:39
- Sink her?
- They've got a madman on their hands.

:36:43
Within 500 miles off the coats,
we'll have only two minutes' warning.


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