:31:00
We're in the engagement zone.
Shouldn't we be running silent?
:31:03
- Notjust yet.
- They'll find us in no time like this.
:31:07
They'll probably find us
in no time anyway, Marty.
:31:10
- Anything unusual up there?
- Just fishing boats. Weather's gotten bad.
:31:28
The intruder is probably
coming from Norfolk.
:31:31
Her captain will assume
we'll concentrate our efforts to the north.
:31:35
But her captain is undoubtedly
a cunning man,
:31:39
so we shall do the opposite
and deploy southerly.
:31:43
XO, come to 1-7-6, ahead full.
:31:46
Aye, sir. Course 1-7-6 ahead full.
:31:50
- Picking up anything, Sonar?
- Nothing much, sir.
:31:54
Buckman's eating an Oreo up in the galley.
:31:58
- Stepanak's taking a leak.
- In the ocean, I mean.
:32:02
Oh.
:32:03
No, just a couple of biologics, sir.
Would you like to listen?
:32:06
No, I'll pass on that, thanks.
:32:09
What are these tapes you got here?
:32:12
Those are whales, sir.
:32:14
I tape them, try to learn their language.
Just basic chitchat and so on.
:32:20
I do their hailing call against the hull.
Sometimes they actually answer back.
:32:25
Had a nice young couple alongside
two or three hours ago.
:32:30
If you hear them talking about the new
nuclear attack sub in town, let me know.
:32:35
Aye-aye, sir.
:32:41
Conn-sonar. I've got a noise level
bearing 3-4-6 that may be a contact.
:32:46
But it's pretty shallow to be a sub.
:32:49
Make normal one-third turns.
Come right at 3-4-6.
:32:54
Try to get a definitive classification.
:32:56
Secure the engines.
Periscope depth. Answer bells on batteries.