Executive Decision
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:22:00
That plane will be here in 8 hours.
:22:04
The President has two options:
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Disregard Mr. Grant`s theory. . .
:22:10
. . .and let the plane proceed
to the U.S.

:22:13
Or destroy it before it gets here. . .
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. . .along with 406 passengers.
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Even if we`re right. . .
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. . .how would we ever prove it?
:22:31
Colonel, if you have an opinion,
let`s hear it.

:22:35
There is another possibility.
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lt`s a Hail Mary pass, but. . . .
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Colonel, tell him what you need.
:22:42
There`s a man named Dennis Cahill
who`s an engineer for ARPA.

:22:46
lf we could get him on the line ASAP. . .
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. . .he can tell you what l have in mind.
:22:55
Remora was developed
for the space program...

:22:57
...for lo w-orbit linkups
with the shuttle.

:23:00
lt has since been
modified by the Air Force...

:23:04
... to study transferring
bomber crews at altitude...

:23:08
...as well as other...
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. . .contingencies.
:23:11
We`ve had six hookups,
all successful.

:23:15
This is a civilian airliner.
:23:18
Mr. Cahill. . .
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...do you mean Remora could work
with a 747?

:23:24
This application was never
intended for a civilian airliner.

:23:29
However, smooth-surface mating tests...
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... were successful in a wind tunnel.
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A wind tunnel.
:23:37
l know you wrote the book on
assaulting hijacked aircraft.

:23:41
But this is 5 miles above Earth.
:23:44
Under the circumstances,
we don`t have any other options.

:23:49
lt`s your call.
:23:50
We must be airborne in an hour,
six men. l`ll need Mr. Cahill. . .

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... to supervise the linkup.
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Mr. Cahill. ..
:23:59
... you and the Remora
be ready in an hour.


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