Crimson Tide
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:30:01
Lest you forget, Mr. Hunter, we are
a ship of war, designed for battle.

:30:05
You don't just fight battles
when everything is hunky-dory.

:30:09
What'd you think, son? I was just
some crazy old coot putting everyone...

:30:13
in harm's way
as I yell "yee-haw"?

:30:15
That was not
my first thought, sir.

:30:18
But there's no excuse. At the time
I was fighting the fire in the galley...

:30:22
I did not agree
with your call, sir.

:30:27
Take a seat.
:30:34
[Sighs]
:30:39
Just so we understand
each other...

:30:43
I don't have any problems
with questions or doubts.

:30:46
As I said to you before, I'm not
seeking the company of kiss-asses.

:30:50
When you got somethin' to say to me,
you say it in private.

:30:53
And if privacy doesn't permit itself,
then you bite your fucking tongue.

:30:58
- Are we clear about that, Commander?
- As a bell, sir.

:31:02
Those sailors out there
are just boys...

:31:05
boys who are training to do
a terrible and unthinkable thing,
and if that ever occurs...

:31:08
the only reassurance they'll have
that they're doing the proper thing...

:31:11
is gonna derive from their unqualified
belief in the unified chain of command.

:31:15
That means we don't question each
other's motives in front of the crew.

:31:19
It means we don't
undermine each other.

:31:22
It means in a missile drill...
:31:24
they hear your voice right after mine,
without hesitation.

:31:30
- Do you agree with that policy, sailor?
- Absolutely, sir.

:31:35
We're here to preserve democracy,
not to practice it.

:31:41
There'll be a memorial service in
the enlisted men's mess at 1100 hours.

:31:45
- Go see to it.
- Aye, aye, sir.

:31:48
Oh, Hunter.
:31:51
Short of the outbreak
of World War III...

:31:53
the ship sinking or being
attacked by a giant octopus...

:31:57
I'd like to be undisturbed
for the next 30 minutes.

:31:59
I'll see to it, sir.

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