Thirteen Days
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:54:02
exactly what are
our rules of engagement?

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Russian- speaking personnel
have been transferred to our ships

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When the quarantine
takes place in the morning

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our ships will attempt radio contact
with approaching vessels

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They'll be ordered to reduce speed
and stand by for inspection

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An inspection team will then
board and search the vessel

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If weapons are found, the ship will be
ordered out of the quarantine area

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If they refuse
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they'll be towed into the nearest port
:54:28
What if the ship doesn't stop
for inspection or want to be towed?

:54:31
We fire a warning shot
across their bow

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And what happens
if the ship ignores the warning shot?

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Wen then fire at its rudder
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disable it
and carry on our inspection

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There will be no shooting
without my explicit orders

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Is that understood?
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Yes sir
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Well, Admiral
looks like it's up to the navy

:54:49
The navy won't let you down, sir
:54:51
There is one other thing
Mr. President

:54:53
We're commencing low-level photography
runs over Cuba this morning

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It'll be more detailed
than the U-2 photography

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We'll firm up our estimates
of the missiles' readiness

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and develop target packages for strikes
if you should order them, sir

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To protect our pilots
:55:07
we're prepared to retaliate
against any SAM site

:55:10
or anti-aircraft battery
that may open fire

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We have a flight of Thunderchiefs
that'll be able to

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respond within minutes
to any attacks on our planes

:55:26
I've got a bad feeling about
what's going on in there

:55:27
In the morning
:55:29
I'm taking charge of the blockade
from the situation room

:55:31
And McNamara is gonna set up shop
in the flag plot at the Pentagon

:55:34
He'll keep an eye on things there
:55:34
Good
:55:35
You get armed boarders
climbing on the Soviet ships

:55:37
with shots being fired across bows
:55:39
What about these low-level flights?
:55:41
We need the flights
:55:42
They're starting in what?
:55:42
An hour
:55:44
Do you realize what you're in for?
:55:46
We need the flights
:55:47
because the minute that
first missile becomes operational

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we gotta go in there and destroy them
:55:50
Fair enough. But Castro's on alert
:55:52
and we're flying attack planes
over their sites on the deck

:55:57
There's no way for them to know
we're carrying cameras, not bombs


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