:06:12
This is a lot of sorties for an action
that's winding down, Leslie.
:06:16
l'm struggling to get my pilots
15 hours a month up there.
:06:19
You understand how important it is that your
pilots don't stray from the agreed fly zones?
:06:25
- This treaty is fragile.
- The routes will be flown as ordered.
:06:29
The treaty depends on it.
:06:32
Aernout Van Lynden. He's with Sky News.
:06:36
- What is this?
- l invited him to report on the battle group.
:06:41
l'd like you to give him a tour of the ship.
Show him how everything works.
:06:45
Admiral, l find the press to be an intrusive
presence. lt inspires showing off.
:06:50
What's so funny, Admiral?
:06:52
You, Admiral,
are just what the conflict needs.
:06:57
- An uncomplicated man.
- l'll take that as a compliment.
:07:04
But wait a second.
Did you see the one with the, uh...?
:07:06
Well, well, well, looky here. Stackhouse.
:07:09
- l know that's not Burnett.
- Captain? Good to see you. All right.
:07:14
- Look at you, look at you.
- What are you guys doing back on board?
:07:17
Well, we just finished up in Sarajevo,
:07:19
and your Admiral wanted us
to pump you guys up.
:07:22
Sounds like Reigart. ''Be prepared.''
:07:25
Well, it's better to be prepared
than to be caught sleepin' in the field.
:07:29
Don't you forget what you're doin' here.
:07:33
What we're doing here?
Are you kidding me?
:07:36
Well, l'm eating Jell-O.
Uh, he's wipin' his hands.
:07:42
You know, everybody has a role to play.
:07:44
See, me, l'm a marine.
We take care of the serious business.
:07:48
You, you're a navy pilot,
and your role is to eat Jell-O.
:07:54
You don't get to pick your fight.
lt comes to you.
:07:57
Yeah, l get it.
:07:59
But at least give me a fight l can understand.