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Bearing 0-4-5.

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Steady 10 knots.

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I can't see.

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Sir? Sir?

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Holding course, steady.

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- Depth -- sonar? - Captain?

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Bearing 0-4-5...

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Captain?

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Oh, God.

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Oh, God. Oh, God.

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What the hell is going on, Sean?

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Everyone's dead but us.

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We lost the captain. We're all alone.

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There's no answer from the base at Faslane.

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How we gonna get home?

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Sean!

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We'll get home, bruv.

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How do you know?

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Because I do.

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Hope.

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Such a rarified concept these days.

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High in demand... and short in supply.

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I'm enjoying recording these logs again.

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Until recently, I had given up on them.

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With no connection to the outside world,

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they were serving as little more than just a diary.

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But now with the satellite network up and running,

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they have become my trusty carrier pigeons.

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I am happy to report that the cure has landed safely

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in labs across the country and in Europe,

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and I am on my way to you, Dr. Hunter,

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my friend, my mentor.

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We'll be stopping first in Savannah

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to set up a lab there,

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before heading down to you in Florida with the cure.

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As promised,

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I am uploading my data to the secured satellite,

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and I would love for you to take a look at the work we've done,

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and get your thoughts on faster methods for replication.

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Because time, as you well know, is of the essence,

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and millions still continue to live at risk.

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So take of yourself, old friend,

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and I'll be seeing you shortly.

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The door to the autoclave still won't shut,

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and we're nearly out of ethanol.

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I know. We've been running the equipment at full capacity.

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And with what those troopers did to us in Baltimore,

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it's a wonder that anything is working at all.

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Excuse me, ma'am. You need to see this.

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Hospital ship U.S.N.S. Solace departed Naval Station Norfolk

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two weeks ago bearing south-southeast.

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- Destination? - That's just it, sir.

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The harbor master log doesn't show one.

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So it headed out to sea to avoid the pandemic,

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maybe create a safe hospital offshore.

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That's what I thought, sir,

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but then I checked the ship's manifest,

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and aside from a skeleton crew from

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the military sealift command to run the ship,

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there were only 15 doctors on board.

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I mean, that's well below reduced operating status.

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With the plague, maybe that's all that's left.

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Even so, master chief,

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the Solace was especially retrofitted

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before going underway --

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negative pressure equipment, incubators, thermocyclers.

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Precisely the tools one needs to make a biolab.

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15 doctors, all that equipment --

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think that's the missing lab from Norfolk?

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It has to be. Put on a ship and moved offshore.

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- Let's call 'em. - Aye, sir.

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They brought enough equipment on that hospital ship

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to build a lab three times the size of ours.

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With the cure, they can produce tens of thousands of doses a day

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and get them directly to the people who need it.

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South America, Europe.

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We're gettin' another ship.

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Gentlemen.

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Now I know how much all of you like carrying a load,

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but the truth is we could use a little help.

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So I want to introduce you to two of our new team members.

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Both of these sailors were part of

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the Navy's special warfare joint operation

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training program in Norfolk

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when shit hit the rotors about three months ago.

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They volunteered to join us on our mission south.

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Senior Chief Taylor, Royal Australian Navy.

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You can call me Wolf.

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He is the real deal.

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A diver, E.O.D. Expert, and all-around operator.

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- Proud to join the team. - Welcome aboard.

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- Hey, Wolf. Tex. - Hey.

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And this is Lieutenant Ravit Bivas.

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Israeli Defense Forces --

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expert diver and intelligence operator.

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Wow. We are a regular coalition of the living.

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That's right. Now let's make our new friends feel welcome,

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Show 'em the ropes.

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That is all.

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- Hey, man. - Lieutenant Burk, Carlton.

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Yeah, sounds great.

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You know, when I was deployed in the gulf,

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I spent some time outside Tel Aviv,

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a town called Gi-va-tayim.

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- Givatayim. - Right.

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Congratulations.

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Hey, Wolf, let me ask you a question.

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Do you think them Navy regs on fraternization

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apply to foreigners?

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You better check the rule book.

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I'm just being hospitable.

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I say again, this is U.S.S. Nathan James

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hailing U.S.N.S. Solace T-AH21 in the green

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on sat-hi-com. How do you copy? Over.

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Still nothing, sir.

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Sir, I'm assuming that if they took the lab from Norfolk,

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they brought their call sign with them.

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You try hailing them on navy red or fleet tac?

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Yes, sir. No joy.

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Nothing on their mars station frequencies either.

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Gator, hospital ships still use their beacons don't they?

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To announce their presence as noncombatants?

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Yes, sir. Prerecorded voice broadcasts once per hour,

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that's the rule, but the range is over the horizon,

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and we're not picking anything up.

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Well, they couldn't have gone too far.

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Bridge, this is the Captain.

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Come to course 1-7-5, all engines ahead full.

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Harbor master log said they went south by southeast.

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- Let's find 'em. - Aye, sir.

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Hospital ship's nearly twice the size of ours.

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It's a 70-foot climb from the water up to the O2 deck.

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There you go.

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Steam powered, one screw.

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Yeah, but no guns.

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I'll take a smallboy any day.

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Hell, yeah. Built to fight, just like us.

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That's nice. Keep that left hand up.

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- I know. - Yeah, yeah, you know.

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Come on! You punch like a girl.

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Nice. Nice.

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Caught you slipping, b