:27:02
- I have to warn Beijing.
- No.
:27:04
Let's warn both our governments,
get them talking.
:27:07
- It'll give us time to find the boat.
- Stand up.
:27:09
- It'll give us time to find the boat.
- Stand up.
:27:31
Hmm.
It's just like home.
:27:34
You get the equipment,
I'll send the messages.
:27:42
On second thought...
:27:43
you type.
:27:46
First we have to find the boat.
:27:49
Of all the harbors and inlets
controlled by General Chang...
:27:53
22 are in
highly populated areas.
:27:56
That leaves 14
where he could hide a stealth boat.
:27:58
You can see it during the day.
:28:00
It's invisible to radar,
but not the human eye.
:28:06
Very novel.
:28:08
He'd have to hide it someplace...
:28:10
where he could sail to the Devonshire
and back in one night.
:28:14
This looks familiar.
:28:16
We've made some improvements.
:28:18
Have you, indeed?
:28:20
Okay. Four hours out
and four hours back.
:28:24
Let's assume the boat is traveling
at a speed of 30 knots.
:28:30
I've always been a fan
of Chinese technology.
:28:34
According to this...
:28:36
there are four places
where he could harbor the boat.
:28:39
Up on your left.
:28:43
What don't you run a cross check on those areas
for anything suspicious.
:28:53
Ah, the new Walther.
:28:55
I asked Q for getting me one of these.