Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Page #2
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- 1964
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three simple rules.
First, trust no one, whatever
his uniform or rank, -
Secondly...
Anything approaching the perimeter
is to be fired upon. Third...
If in doubt, shoot first
and ask questions afterwards.
Better a few
accidental casualties -
- than to lose the entire base
through carelessness.
must come from me personally.
Now men, in conclusion,
I would like to say -
- that in the two years I have been
your commanding officer, -
- I always expected your best, and
you never gave me anything less.
The nation is counting on us, and
we won't let them down. Good luck.
Here's the attack profile, sir.
To ensure the enemy can't monitor or
plant false voice transmission, -
- the CRM114 is to be switched in
to all receiver circuits.
The emergency prefix is to be set
on the dials of the CRM.
This will block all transmissions
not coded with a code prefix.
- Stand by to set code.
- Roger. Ready to set code prefix.
Set code prefix.
- Code prefix set.
- Lock code prefix.
- Code prefix locked.
- Switch to CRM descriminators.
All circuits switched.
Check auto destruct circuits.
Auto destruct circuits checked.
Primary target:
ICBM complex at Laputa.
Target reference: YGT360.
fused for air-burst at 10,000 feet.
will be used if first malfunctions.
Otherwise
proceed to secondary target:
Missile complex seven miles east
of Borshov. Target reference:
NBX108.
Fused air-burst at 12,000 feet.
Sir, something rather interesting
has cropped up.
Music. Civilian broadcasting.
I think the Pentagon
is testing our readiness.
They're going too far. We'll be
inside Russian radar in 20 minutes.
Listen. All the stations
are churning it out.
Mandrake, I thought
I ordered all radios impounded.
I was impounding this one
when I happened to switch it on.
With our boys in Russian radar in
Group Captain...
The officer exchange programme does
not allow you to question my orders.
I realise that, but I thought
you'd be pleased to hear the news.
After all, let's face it...
We don't want to start a nuclear war
unless we have to.
Please sit down...
and turn that thing off.
What about the planes? Surely we'll
issue the recall code immediately.
The planes will not be recalled.
That is, to my way of thinking,
rather an odd way of looking at it.
If a Russian attack was in progress,
we'd not hear civilian broadcasting.
- Are you certain of that?
- I'm certain.
- And what if it were true?
- I'm still not with you, sir.
If an attack was not in progress,
your orders to the entire wing...
I would say, sir, that something
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