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All right, people.
Listen up.

Our mission is to supply cover
and confusion.

This will give captain
Hendricks a very small
window to recover

and fly off with
the Phoenix III stealth.

Lieutenants kenner, Phelps
and Rogers will assist
in the stealth extraction

and hopefully get their
collective asses back
to the recovery site

in time for the flight home.

Shoot to kill, marines.
These people are not
our friends.

And do not get captured,
because we are not supposed
to be here.

Hey, Hendricks, you sure
you can fly that thing ?

Hell if I know.

When we hit,
you got ten minutes.
Then we blow that field.

Don't wait for me.
Don't worry.

All right. Come on.
Move it !

Go ! Go ! Move !

Come on.
Come on, damn it.

Major, please stop.

I see no scheduled flight
on my chart, major.

Major, please remove
your helmet.

No !

Come on, damn it.

It's time. It's time.

Not big enough, folks.

That's better.

He's out.
It's too late.

Could've left me
a little runway, captain.

Get to the extraction point !
Go ! Go ! Go !

Come on ! Go ! Come on ! Go !
Go ! Go ! Go ! Come on !

What about Hendricks ?
He's away, sir.

I didn't think
he could do it.
Neither did he.

General,
captain Hendricks is here.

Old news, lieutenant.

Great work, Matt.
How you feeling ?

Tired as hell, sir.
Ready for that leave
you promised.

Like to sleep on the beach
for a couple of weeks.

Let's skip formalities, Matt.
How's Russia for a hot
vacation spot ?

We've got a bit
of a problem on our hands.

Been a run of that lately.
Not like this.

You ever heard of agent red ?

Sounds like
a bad action movie.

I wish it was.

It's a viral chemical weapon.

Rumor has it we developed it
in the late '50s, accidentally.

We thought
it was too hot to handle.
We shut the project down.

And then the Russians
stole it from us.

Thought we were going
to use it against them.

We got barrels of this kind
of shit sitting in vaults
all over the world.

What's so important
about this stuff ?
You're not cleared for this.

But since you're
about to step in it,

I'll give you what we know.

Agent red is unstable.

No one knows for sure
just how destructive it is.

Russian scientists

accidentally
exposed an entire village
to the virus in 1971.

They were able to contain it
because the outbreak was in such
an isolated area.

They sent troops in

and wiped out every
poor bastard that
was still alive.

Are you copying this ?

Come on. Quiet. Quiet.

No noise, no noise.

This area is secured.
Keep going.

Someone's alive.

It looks like my sister's
boy Sergei. It is !

We must help him.
He looks all right.
No sign of infection.

He has been infected.
Do not make contact.

He is my sister's boy.
He'll be fine.

Stand back immediately.
No. He looks all right.

He has been infected.
Do not make contact.

No, no, you can't !

Effectively erased that village.

How hot is it ?

Very hot. Follow me.

Take this down to the lab.
Get it signed. Get it back
to me in an hour, okay ?

Matt, this is Dr. Baker,
our resident bio-weapons expert.

Captain. I've heard
quite a lot about you.

Doctor.

Captain Hendricks wants to know
how much fun we can have
with agent red.

100% fatality rate.
The infection occurs

within three minutes,
and by the twelfth minute,
you're dead.

A real slate cleaner.
Exactly.

We made it,
the Russians stole it from us,
and now they wanna give it back.

But security
is a real mess over there.

And apparently there's a group
of terrorists who know about
this stuff and want it real bad.

So, Matt, I want you
to report to the Russian
naval base in the black sea

and help escort this stuff
back home in one of our subs.

Baby-sitting pandora's box
to a nice, safe hiding place ?

If this stuff gets out,
there's no safe place.

Hold still.

It's the only known antidote.
Supplies are limited.

Oh, and by the way,
there may be a few
harmless side effects--
you may vomit on the plane.

Great. I assume
you're expecting trouble.

You attract trouble, Matt.

I put together
a three-day supply for you.
It should be more than enough.

Does this work ?
We don't know.

We've never tried it on humans.
Let's just say you're
our Guinea pig.

And take this miniature
satellite transmitter
to keep in contact.

New technology
developed by NASA.
Does this work ?

You heard what the general
said-developed by NASA--
so probably not.

Look at it this way, Matt:

You said you wanted
to see the beach.
See the ocean.

All right.
So who's my liaison on the sub ?

I'm going to enjoy this.

A Navy lieutenant who
specializes in bio-weapons--
Dr. Linda Christian.

Linda ?
Your fiancee.

Or is it ex fiancee now ?

Ex. I sent her a ring.
She sent it back.

If this agent red
doesn't kill me, she will.

Things get worse.
We told her that
you'd be there today.

We didn't expect your
mission would last so long,
but she'll understand.

No, she won't.

Nicolai,
there are no guards.

Then there is no agent red.
We've been set up.

But the general told me the gas
was stored here, awaiting
transportation to the U.S. sub.

It seems to me
general minowski

hasn't been entirely honest
with you.

Now we're going to need
transportation orders.

-Do you think you can get them ?
-Yes, I can get them. But why ?

They will tell us
where he's keeping agent red.

I don't know
about this, nicolai.

Do you know
how important this is

to the memories
of our families--

to the world ?

Yes, but a nuclear submarine.
Can we do this ?

I spent so many years
in a Russian submarine.

So have some of my friends.
We'll do it.

If you love me, Nadia,
then trust me.

Vlad,
give me the detonators.

Da.

We will show
these k.G.B. Assholes

we've been here.

Get out. Fast.

Colonel korsky.

Have you and the k.G.B.
Gone insane ?

May I remind general socka
that this is army operation ?

We are only providing
additional support
and security.

Security ? What security ?
We have lost a freighter

and a large portion of
the commercial shipping docks.

General minowski predicted
this would happen.

And your information
from Americans will confirm.

And I'm sure the terrorists
will not try this again.

And, if you are wrong ?

You have served
with general minowski
for very long time.

He's been your good friend.
As you know,

he's very clever.

I'm confident he has
situation well in hand.

It is to be hoped.

Oh, you are a fabulous woman,
you know that ?

When you travel,
do you miss me ?

Missing is not in the nature
of our relationship.

Do you see other women ?
Of course
I see other women.

Intimately ?
I see them intimately.

I may not have them intimately,
but I see them intimately.

You sound like a follower
of Eros.

A man can appreciate beauty
if he is truly a man.

Oh, given your profession,

I would think Mars,
the god of war, would be
your natural inclination.

My natural inclination is to tie
your legs behind your head.

Do you take the picture I gave
you with you when you travel ?

In moments of privation,
your picture has brought me
great pleasure.

You should be saving that
for me.

You really can't get enough
of me, can you ?

I real man is hard to find.

Remember that.

When will I see you tomorrow ?
You won't.

You lied.
I'm afraid any promises
forced from me

in anticipation of passion,
I will not be able to keep.

You lied to get me into bed.
A man's obligation
to his erection.

Is there something
more important than me ?

No, no, no, no, no, no.

There is some business
I have to attend to.

Take me with you.
That is not appropriate.

Are you ashamed of me ?

Why would I be ashamed of you ?

Then take me.
It's impossible.

I'm good enough for the bedroom,

but not for the street, huh ?

Is that it ?
For the street,
most probably.

You insult me.
Only if you are insulted
by who you are.

You confuse who I am
with what I do.

But I am not confused
over who you do.

Now you insult yourself.

Oh, Nadia,
you cannot come.

You're acting
like a petulant child.

This is official business.
How official ?

A submarine--
a U.S. submarine.

I think they would like me
very much on a U.S. submarine.

No doubt they would like
to go down on you.

The day will come very soon
when you will regret
insulting me.

Hmm, Nadia.

Threats do not become you,
darling.

What are you doing
on a U.S. submarine ?

That is classified information.

Military intrigue.

Yes.

You know
how such things excite me.

Would you tell me more
about this U.S. submarine ?

Nadia.

Is there some
special transportation
being made to the sub ?

How do you know
about the transportation ?

How exciting.
How do you know
about the transportation ?

Because I want
what you're transporting.

What is it
you think we're transporting ?
Not think. Know.

It is highly-restricted
information.

Yes, isn't it ?

You are not the only military
man to have lied in my sheets.

You're late.

What is this ?

I've been looking forward
to killing you

since you first touched Nadia.

What do you think
you're doing ?

Do you know who I am ?

What do we have here ?

Transportation orders.

Except it will be us
picking up agent red.

Now, listen to me.

We have agent red.

Remember how toxic
this agent is.

If there is any contact
with the agent,

you will be terminated
by myself, immediately.

This will finalize our plans

to avenge the death
of our forgotten comrades.

What's the e.T.A. ?

Sir, this was the communication
received by everyone involved
in operation agent red.

Where'd they find him ?

In a parking lot, sir,
shot three times in the face.

Are we airborne ?
Since 0600, sir.

You maintain air coverage
over that sub until that stuff
is loaded.

The Russians warned us
to get rid of that stuff before
the situation got unstable.

So let's do it
before it gets any worse.

Also, get me captain russett
on the line.

Yes, sir.
Punch up three.

Yes, sir.

Aw, come on.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Taxi ?

Taxi ?
Taxi.

The naval base ?
Oh, I speak English.
We have two naval bases.

You want the black sea,
or you want the training center
down the river ?

Easier women, cheaper booze
than at the training center.

All the guys from the black sea,
they go to party at the river.
The black sea. Let's go.

Oh, mister, you don't know
what you're missing.

These Russian women
love American men.

All the way !
All the way to the bank.

You're American, right ?

You know what I like
about america ?

Do you know what I like
about america ?
No, what ?

You got choice--
lots of choice.

We got very little choice here,
man. I gotta tell you.
Boy, you got choice.

No-show, huh, doc ?

What, did you win the bet ?

You're better off.

That I won't argue.

God, this is so typical.

I got a, uh, professional
question to ask you.

What, how I got mixed up
with someone so irresponsible ?

No. This stuff
we're loadin' on.

How hot is it, really ?
You've been briefed.

Yeah, that was the party line,
clinical version.

I want the nitty gritty--
the gruesome details

from the hotshot
virologist herself.

Well, considering you're
sleeping with it practically
right under your bunk

for the next three days,
you might not want them.

Well, try me.
Is it ours or theirs ?

Rumor has it we developed it
in 1957, accidentally,
or so they say.

The origins of it are vague.

We thought it was too hot
to handle, so we shut it down.

Then the Russians
stole it from us.

They thought we were about
to use it on them,

and now they don't want it
because of security problems.

Besides, we thought it would
be better off in our own hands.

Fatality rate ?
100% fatality rate.

Infection occurs within
three minutes once exposed.

In six minutes,
you have splitting headaches.

Eight minutes, nausea.

By the ninth minute,
you are projectile vomiting
as the body starts to shut down.

At ten minutes, you're bleeding
from your rectum, eyes, nose
and nipples.

By the twelfth minute,
you've crashed and bled out.

If this thing were to get loose,
you'd wanna be in a very
safe place.

If this thing gets loose,
there is no safe place.

In my business,
they call this a slate cleaner.

Now, if you'll excuse me, sir,

I'd like to check
with my containment crew.

That's a good idea.

We were supposed to depart
at 0800 hours, lieutenant.
What's the delay ?

The Russians are
securing the containment room.

The sooner we get started,
the sooner we get this crap
off my submarine.

Are you comfortable with
the containment capabilities ?

Under the circumstances, yes.

Linda, I wanna thank you
for coming on such short notice
to help us out.

Thank you, sir.
It's my privilege serving
with you on your last mission.

So what are you going to do
when you retire ?

Linda and I have bought
a couple of acres down
in southern Arizona.

It's nothing fancy,
but they have the most beautiful
sunsets you've ever seen,

and I've missed a lot
of sunsets at home.

I'm sure you have.

Did Matt make it ?

No, he didn't.

I'm sure he's just caught up
in some mission.

I'm sure he is.

Linda, now Matt's a good marine,
but he's even a better man.

It sounds like you're about
to throw this whole thing away.

I am just about
out of Patience.

Give him
a little more time.

Is that an order, sir ?

Okay. Good to see ya.

Everything
the communists said
about capitalism was a lie.

But everything
the capitalists said
about capitalism
was a lie too.

Go figure.
Okay, here we are.

You know something ?
You are the best customer
I have ever had.

You are
a sparkling conversationalist.

You need any help,
ask for Ziggy-Ziggy the great.

Why am I great ? I am the--
oh, thank you, mister.
How much ?

I'll take it all.
Thank you. Have a good day.

Hi, I'm looking
for captain russett.

He was supposed
to meet me here.

Hendricks,
marine corps, special ops.

Let him through.

Thanks.

Now that the Russians
have arrived,

how soon can you get underway ?

We anticipate 20 minutes, sir,

providing the
bio-containment room meets
with Dr. Christian's approval.

We should have
her report shortly.

Good. You tell captain russett
he's got a full escort
all the way to Baltimore.

Well, I'm sure he'll be glad
to hear that, sir.

We appreciate the support.
Good luck.

Thank you, sir.
Same to you.

Colson,
how is the admiral ?

He's doing well, sir.
Catch him on the back nine
somewhere ?

No, sir.
I believe he was on the bridge.

That's what he'd like you
to believe. He'll tell you
he's on the bridge

when he's having his calls
passed to his cell phone
on the golf course.

He said that we'd have
a full escort all the way, sir.

Very good, Colson.
Thank you.
Very well, sir.

How'd you get in here ?

Captain russett.
We sail in 15 minutes.

I know.
I have my passport.

Look, I'm sorry.
Plane was late.

A day late ?
I fly in a day early,

wait in my hotel room
like some silly schoolgirl.

No phone call.
Nothing.

I tried to call.
I was-i was on this--

mission ?
Oh, I'm sure it was noble
and good.

Yeah, I'm sure.
But I can't live like this.

You really think you can just go
and patch things up ?

It was over then,
but it is really over now.

Linda.

Linda, you gave me
a window of opportunity.

And you blew it.
No, no. You asked me
to make a commitment.

I send you an engagement ring,
and you send it back.

You sent me an-you sent me
an engagement ring because
I said I didn't want to see you.

You said you didn't want to see
me because I wouldn't make
a commitment.

You are supposed to give
an engagement ring in person

to the one who is the object
of your affections,

which, in your case is me--

or shall I say, was me--
and then you ask them
to marry you.

So now that I have clarified you
on the rules,

perhaps you'll have better luck
next time.

Linda !

Hey, Linda !

Linda, I'm not gonna leave
till you talk to me.

You are talking to me.

I wanna give this to you
in person.
Go away.

Linda, open the door.

Linda ?

Linda ?

Who the hell are you ?

I'm her fiance.

Ex fiance.

It's the wrong time,
wrong place, ex fiance.

Matt !

Matt, look out !

Let go of me !

No !

Get him, Matt !

No ! Matt !

Matt.

Excellent.
It's all taken care of, sir.

Good. I had a chance
to review your tape, lieutenant.
Oh.

You really think that
that's gonna help my slice ?

Yes, sir.
Really ?

As long as you don't, uh,
roll your hands.

Maintain visual contact
with the New Orleans

until she heads under,
gentlemen.

What do you mean,
roll my hands ?
I don't roll my hands.

Do I ?

A little bit.

Full submerge,
20-degree bubble, gentlemen.

Sir, general socka's
on the line.

Thank you, lieutenant.

General socka,
this is commander russett.

Yes, commander.
It's a great pleasure
to speak with you again.

I trust you have been well.

I have been well, sir.
Allow me to extend
my heartfelt condolences

over the loss of your comrade.

I understand you and general
minowski were very close.

Yes, we were.

We served together
in Afghanistan.

Like your Vietnam,
a miserable and pointless war,

but he was very brave.

I assume that you,
in the course of your career,
have suffered similar tragedies.

Yes, sir, I have.

Is the agent red safely
aboard your submarine ?

That's affirmative, general.
I trust the containment room
has been thoroughly checked.

As thorough
as we possibly can be.

This is not a voyage
I would like to share with you.
Are you underway yet ?

Yes, we're submerging
as we speak.
Very good.

I understand that this
is your last mission before
retiring from your service.

I myself could not live
without my military career.

There's no regrets here,
general. That is correct.
It will be my last mission.

Then may you have
a safe trip.

Godspeed and travel well.

Well, thank you, general.
Godspeed to you as well.

Bridge to engine room.

And godspeed to you,
general minowski.

Travel well, old friend.

Shut up !

Get the mask on.

The oxygen will quickly
spread the virus into the sub.

Hit the alarm !

Stay low ! Stay low !

No !

What the hell is going on,
lieutenant matarazzo ?

Mayday alarm
on the New Orleans, sir.

Any emergency frequency
communications ?

Emergency communication
was triggered.
Accident ?

We're trying to get confirmation
on that.

So far, no response.

No response.

Hendricks to control.
Hendricks to control.
Do you read me ?

Somebody's still alive.

No !

Hendricks to control.
Hendricks to control.
Do you read me ?

We've found two bodies.

Investigate
and report immediately.

Yes, sir.

Oh, hell.

Let's find the American.

Let's take her up
to the surface.

Fire all exhaust.
Open the hatches.

I repeat,
fire all exhaust.

Open the hatches.

What the hell
is she doing surfacing ?
I don't know, sir.

Did you get ahold
of captain russett yet ?
Still no response, sir.

Goddamn it.

The virus has been purged.
I repeat,

the virus has been purged.

Sergei.

Take her back down.

What is it
that you people want ?

We want the truth

and the end of hypocrisy.

You are fighting
for the wrong side,
Dr. Linda Christian.

I don't know which side
you're fighting for, but
it sure is the wrong one.

We are the side

that is going to expose

what your government and ours
are doing to its own people.

Why do you think your government
is so interested

in developing
something like agent red ?

Hmm ?
Agent red will never
be used as a weapon.

Every weapon
that has been developed

has been used--
the machine gun,

the mustard gas,
the atomic bomb.

Have no doubt !

Someday, either
your government or ours

will use it
in some monstrous way.

When the rockets are launched
with the virus on the board,

and are hard-landed
in both

Moscow and New York,

the agent red
will run through the cities.

You are

a most useful witness
to the destructiveness
of agent red.

You will tell the people
what kind of dangerous games

our governments are playing,

before the missiles
are launched.

Do you know
what kind of virus this is ?

Do you know what kind
of capabilities it has ?

My entire family--

my entire city
was accidentally wiped out
by the virus.

My father worked for
the Soviet army intelligence.

He was a world war ii hero
to both my country and yours.

He tried to warn everyone
about agent red.

It's a hard, hard lesson.

And that's the one
that will teach the most.

It is time to load
the virus into the missiles.

You will never get away
with this.

You still don't understand.

The world needs this.

Attention all personnel.

Attention all personnel.

We are ready

to load the virus.

You're gonna have one hell
of a time doing it by yourself.

Your friends are on permanent
sick leave.

Sergei. Gatz.

Yemen. Report.

Right names,
wrong plane of existence, pal.

I assume this is
the ex fiance again.

Always a bridesmaid,
never a bride.

Amusing.

Let me remind you

that Dr. Linda Christian

is still in my possession,

and she will die
very ugly death

if you continue to interfere.

I'm not interfering
with your plans.
I'm ending them.

Besides,
as you keep reminding me,
she's my ex fiancee.

Just think of me
as a fly in your borscht.

There is an old Russian saying:

You catch more flies
with honey

than you do with shit.

Let's move Dr. Christian
through the sub

and draw her ex fiance out.

I need him dead now !

Watch your back, doctor.
Go !

Linda !
Oh, my god, Matt !

Oh, my god.

It's okay.
Snap out of it, Navy.
What are they planning ?

The crew is all dead.
They're gonna load the virus
into the missiles

and fire them
on New York and Moscow.

Damn. I knew it was bad.

It is a statement against
weapons of mass destruction--

a statement
against genocide.

Yeah, by killing millions
of innocent people.
What are we gonna do ?

I don't know.
Kill 'em all.

Maybe get our hands
on the virus and fire it out
the torpedo tubes.

Where are they keeping it ?

The bio-containment room,
but it's not that stable.

You got any better ideas ?
No, I don't.

We'll figure a way
out of this.

Yeah, promises--

promises you can never keep.

Well, this one I can keep.

What is that ?
Antidote to the virus,
in case your luck runs out.

Good for 24 hours.
Does it really work ?

Well, I'm still alive, and
I got a lung full of the shit.

Hold still.

Ow !

You said that
last time I put it in.

Fresh.
Let's go and get that virus.

Dr. Kretz,
I found two more bodies--
Petrov and lansky.

Hey, ex fiance
do you hear me ?

I didn't even need a headset
for that call.

I'm gonna kill you myself.

Don't make promises
you can't keep. Gets you
in trouble every time.

No !

Nice to see you again,
ex fiance.

I think game's over.

Do you mind if I shoot her ?

Matt !
Be my guest.

All right, gentlemen,
here's the situation.

The New Orleans
has not responded to any
of our communications.

We've had one message from her,
something about running
a pre-authorized test.

And to our knowledge,
there is no test.

She surfaced once, and we
haven't heard from her since.

What about their course ?
No variance. She's remained
on the prearranged course.

So they're heading
straight toward the U.S. ?

Need I remind you gentlemen
that the missile launch
capability of that sub

directly threatens the security
of the United States ?

But perhaps a bigger
concern than that

is this agent red on board.

Nobody knows how stable it is.
Hell, nobody even really knows
how destructive it is.

But we do know
that it wiped out a city
deep inside Russia in 1971.

The only reason why
the Russians were able
to contain it

was because the outbreak
was in such an isolated area.

Well, in 35 minutes,
that sub is gonna be in location
to launch those missiles

and be able to hit
any strategic
location in the U.S.

That is correct, lieutenant.
Do they have the nuclear
warhead activation codes ?

No, but they can still
fire the missiles.

Without the warheads,
where's the threat ?

Gentlemen, we all have to
presume that this sub

has been commandeered
by a hostile faction.

Therefore, we have to presume
that the hostile faction

is familiar with the agent red
virus and its destructive
capabilities.

With all due respect, sir,
as long as that virus stays
on the sub, where's the threat ?

That virus can be put
into the missile

and then hard-landed
on any one of their targets.

Could the virus be picked up
by the local population
in a communicable manner ?

Probably, yes.
It's airborne.

Up to what distance ?
Well, we don't know that.

But what we do know is that
the shelf life on this virus

is approximately
six hours outside of
its incubative state.

So this thing could come
into contact with anyone

within a six-hour period,
after a hard landing,

and transmission
of infection could occur ?

That's correct, lieutenant.

Gentlemen, the escort sub,
the Indiana, is standing by.

This is my proposed
course of action.

The Indiana is gonna fire
on the New Orleans

if we haven't heard from her
in exactly 35 minutes.

Destroy our own sub,
with all hands on ?

Lieutenant, if
we haven't heard from the
New Orleans in 35 minutes,

she's no longer our sub.

And her crew ?
Her crew's probably
already been eliminated.

Approximately
seven minutes ago,
we received a call

from the Ohio-class
U.S. submarine the New Orleans.

The New Orleans
has been taken over by a group
calling itself commencement.

They are preparing to launch
missiles at New York and Moscow.

The missiles, we are told,

will be carrying a virus
called agent red.

We have now authenticated
that communication.

We can confirm to you
that it did begin--

it originated
on board the New Orleans.

Right now, our science editor,
Roger green, is standing by.

He can tell us more about what
this agent red is. Roger ?

No, sir, Mr. President.

This is the first piece
of confirmed information
we've been made privy to.

Damn the Russians. Damn us
for creating that stuff.

I want that submarine
destroyed, admiral.

God help those
brave Americans on board,

but to do anything less at this
time would mean the deaths
of millions of civilians.

Yes, sir,
Mr. President, I agree.
It's the only course of action.

I know this is a terrible thing
I'm asking you to do, admiral,
but it's got to be done.

It's a price this nation
must be willing to pay,
so get it done, admiral.

Yes, sir, Mr. President.
I'll contact the Indiana

and have them prepare
to fire upon the New Orleans.

God be with you
in this hour, admiral.

Goddamn !

Wait. We're gonna
have to split up.

You know the layout
to the sub ?
Yes.

We're gonna have to
take these bastards out.

Take them out ?

Now, there's a full clip.
You know how to use it ?

I'm a biochemist.

You're also an officer
of the United States Navy.

Gung ho, lieutenant.
What are you
going to do ?

There's a carrier up there.
I'm gonna try to contact them.

How ?

Make a little noise,
do a little damage.

Get down tonight.

Captain donner, the orders read,
intercept and engage.

That means war.

It means war if we don't.

Submerge the ship.
Submerge the ship.

Aye, aye.
Twenty degrees down bubble.

Contact.
Dead ahead, sir.

Okay, let's give them
a wide berth.

Circle below, then around.
We'll take them from behind.

Aye, captain.

I'm picking up
something on the screen.
It looks like torpedo.

No, it's sub. We have sub
moving fast on stern.

Very fast.

Prepare to launch
countermeasures.
Yes, sir.

Stand by to fire.

Ivan, come in.

Edward.
Edward, come in !

Ivan and Edward
can't talk right now,
because they're both dead.

Hey, ex fiance,
I'm sure Dr. Christian
told you many times,

you are very stupid
and very stubborn man.

So they tell me.

They're positioning to fire.

Flood tubes one and two.
Flood tubes one and two.

Assign preset.

Fire one.
Fire one.

Fire two.
Fire two.

They fired two torpedoes.

Impact in 32 seconds.

Twenty seconds to impact.

For god's sake,
fire the countermeasures.

Impact in five, four--

now !

We got 'em, sir.
Too soon to tell.

A lot of underwater
debris, sir.

There. I'm picking up
screws, sir.

Very well.
Slow to 15 knots.

Flood tubes three and four.

Yes, sir. Flood tubes
three and four.

Aye, aye, sir.

Admiral, the Indiana's
preparing for its
second attack.

Sir, I'm picking
something else up.

Sounds like--

It's morse code.

It's morse code, sir.
It's an s.O.S.

Tell the Indiana
to cease fire !

It's a morse code.

Die ! You killed
a friend of mine !

Sir, we've just received orders
from the Jefferson.

Damn.

They're repositioning the sub.
They're going to fire again.

No, they won't.

Ex fiance just sent s.O.S.

And saved our butts.

Blow ballast.
Surface.

Surface the ship.
Aye, aye, sir.

She's surfacing.
They had us lined up.

They won't fire.
They heard s.O.S.

Flood tubes five and six.

They're breaking off the attack.
Don't bait them.

Flooding tubes five and six.

Prepare to fire.

Fire.

He's fired two fish.
Release countermeasures.

Five four--

they slipped through.

Two.

Jesus god !

One.

Admiral, the Indiana's been hit.
She's been destroyed .

Goddamn it !

You stupid fucking Americans !

You don't even know
who you're fighting for !

I gotta get to the bridge.

If you can hold this position,
they won't be able to get
to the missile room.

Be back as soon as I can.

I've heard that before.

Why don't you come out here
and show me who you are !

You think you're
going to stop us ?

You have no idea
what this is about !
You're ignorant !

The sub has sustained
minimal damage, Dr. Kretz.

Good.
Nadia, Nadia, come in.

I just took out
the American sub.

Nadia, come in.
Where are you ?
Nicki ! Neal is dead !

Do you have the virus ?
I've got the virus.

I'm just outside
the missile room.

Good, good. Get it
and get to the missile room.

Hey, you on the bridge.

My, my.
You're still with us.

Never send a woman
to do a man's job.

Why don't you come
up to the bridge, and we'll
have a nice chat about it.

I'm on my way.

There can be no doubt
the attackcame from
the New Orleans.

We pulled the Indiana off
as soon as we heard the s.O.S.

We thought maybe some of our men
might've gotten control back.

Well, it doesn't appear
as if they did, does it ?

If you're still unable
to reach the Indiana, it's
a fair assumption she's gone.

Yes, sir,
there is that possibility.

And yet you want to hold off
on a secondary attack until
you can assess the situation

even though that means
putting at risk the lives
of millions of civilians ?

Christ, admiral,
if that submarine
fires those missiles,
god help us.

I agree, Mr. President.
It would be chaos.

But it's the only thing
that makes any sense to me.

At least until we can confirm
the kill on the sub.

No. I can't wait
for satellite recon.

As commander-in-chief,
I have to give the tough orders,

and I'm ordering you now
to launch an all-out air strike
on the New Orleans immediately.

Captain, get our birds
in the air.

All right, let's get 207, 209
into the air, gentlemen.

Coordinates locked.
I'm in pursuit.

We have possible incoming.

Firing sea-to-sky.

Fire.

Shit. Heat seekers.

I can't see it.

Ahhh !

I can't see it.
Where is it ?

A beautiful thing
this American technology.

Very, very disturbing news.
Attempts by U.S.
military command

to destroy the New Orleans
and the group controlling her
now have failed.

And certainly taking out that
jet that was threatening them

certainly now proves
the technical competence
of the dissidents on board.

Not at all good news.

If there were any lingering
doubts about the need now
for evacuations,

those doubts
have now vanished.

Admiral, I think it's time
for what our Russian friends
call scorched earth.

The New Orleans is still alive.
I want an all-out attack.

I want it destroyed.
I want it vaporized.

I want nothing left.

And I want you to do whatever
it takes to get it done.
Is that clear, admiral ?

Yes, Mr. President. I agree
completely. Thank you, sir.

We're moving everything we have
into position now.

So steel yourself, gentlemen.

We're gonna blow the New Orleans
out of the water.

This is delta one-niner
approaching target coordinates.

Nadia, the target
coordinates are inputted.

We are running out of time.
We must fire the missiles now !

I'm trying, Nicki, I'm trying !
The American bitch
has me blocked.

Nadia, if you cannot get
to the missiles,

I will go to the
bio-containment room

and download
the missiles myself.

Go, Nicki ! Just go !
I'll have to kill her first.
I'll try to meet you there.

And you go, Nadia.

You're now in control
of the bridge.

You have to
fire the missiles
when we are in position.

Yes, doctor.

Target acquired.
Commence firing..

Damn.

Oh, my god. Oh, god.
Oh, god, no !

New York and Moscow now

are in the midst
of being evacuated.

Massive evacuation efforts
in both cities

due to the threat of missiles
being launched from the U.S.
submarine the New Orleans.

And you can just imagine
the chaos that's taking place

on the streets of New York City,
in particular.

We're going to go now live
to a picture in Manhattan.

Pandemonium literally reigning
throughout New York City.

Emergency services there
stretched to the limit.

The streets and the highways
are totally impassable
at this stage of the game.

This is delta one-niner
preparing for next attack.

We're in position
to fire the missiles.
Is the virus loaded yet ?

I had a minor problem.
I've taken care of him.

I'm on my way
to the missile room.
Stand by.

Fire. Phase three
is in the water.

Nicki ? The vials--

what ? What !

The vial--
it broke in my hand.

What ?

The virus went all over me.

I'm scared, Nicki.

Are there vials left ?

Yes, in the bio-containment
room.

I'm going there now.

I'm scared, Nicki.

I'm all alone down here.

I can't make it
to the missile room.

I'll get to
the missile room, I promise.

I don't want to die alone.

Nadia

I love you.

I don't want to be alone.

You're going
to be the first one to try it.

Fish four is away.

The woman's dead.
The vials broke.

We gotta get to the bridge
to call off the air attack.
What about kretz ?

He ate it. Come on.

Dr. Kretz.

Doctor ?

Doctor ?

Nadia ?

Edward.

Edward !

Is anybody there ?

Through there.
Okay, wait here.

Matt.
Linda.

Any pay phones on board ?

I can handle this.

This is lt. Linda Christian
on board the New Orleans.

This is lt. Linda Christian
on board the New Orleans.

We have taken the bridge back.

I repeat,
we have taken the bridge back.

This is admiral Edwards
of the Jefferson.
Who am I speaking with ?

Lt. Linda Christian.

Lieutenant, who's
in control of the sub ?

We are.
Who the hell is we ?

My, uh, fiance and me.

And your fiance is ?

He's a marine, sir.

Well, under the circumstances,
we won't hold that against him.

Sir, this sub
can't take any more hits.

Cease fire.

Cease fire !
Roger that.

Disengaging.
We're outta here.

Dr. Christian, you are now safe.

I'm going to bring
the sub up, sir.

Can you manage ?

Uh uh, yes.

I think, uh--
yes, we, uh--

we-we can man--
that's the wrong hand.

Lieutenant.

Yes, uh, we can manage, sir.

Lieutenant, is there
anyone else left alive ?

You must be sure.

When we surface
and they open the hatch,

the virus will be released !

The delivery system
may be a little slow.

Lieutenant !

Too bad.

Nadia and I,
we won't live to see it.

Dr. Christian, ex fiance.

I don't even know your name.

I hope you understand.

Nothing personal here.

But the world

will thank us,

and the lesson will be learned.

Admiral, this is
lt. Linda Christian

on board the New Orleans.

We again have complete
control of the sub.

Hostiles are dead

and the party's over.

We'll report as soon as we have
a damage assessment.

Carry on, lieutenant.
Aye, sir.

Oh, my god.
Are you okay ?

Fine. I'm fine.

So how long before anyone
else can come aboard ?

Seventy-two hours.

Seventy-two hours, huh ?

Yeah.

This thing
got autopilot ?

Absolutely.