Yankee Buccaneer Page #2
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- 1952
- 86 min
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Mr. Farragut, you served
under me as a midshipman,
and as student and instructor,
our relations were, shall we say,
somewhat strained.
However, since you've been
designated my executive,
through no choice of ours,
Yes, sir.
l would like, then, to have
the following understood.
l'll expect nothing more or less of you
than of any other officer in my command.
You'll be judged solely
by your actions on this ship.
lt's a new book, Mr. Farragut.
What goes on the pages is up to you.
Do we understand each other?
We do, sir.
rendezvous. Time to open this box.
Aye, aye, sir.
Jolly Roger?
What the devil, l...
This is incredible.
To use a ship of
the line for this...
We're to lose our
identity, Mr. Farragut.
''Orders are to remove all
visible naval identification,
''both in armament
and dress,
''to act independently
of government restrictions
''in seeking out the pirate
fleet operating in these waters
''at Charleston for
flotilla action.' '
Do you mean they want us
to act as pirates, sir?
Throw away all the
discipline and order
l've worked these
past years to maintain,
take a crew that's
overdue for leave
and ask them to volunteer
for this kind of duty,
and l'm the one who has to
go up there and tell them.
Yes, Mr. Link?
Good evening, sir.
l was just wondering if there
was anything you might be wanting
before l retire to
my humble quarters.
l suppose you heard
every word.
Every word, sir.
And how do you think
the men will take it?
l just figured out a few things that
might ease the pain, so to speak.
the dawn, they say, Captain.
Then roust them
out at dawn, Mr. Link.
Aye, aye, sir.
That'll be all, Mr. Farragut.
See you at formation.
Yes, sir.
Yo, ho, ho, and
a bottle of rum.
All gear will be weighed
down and cast over the side.
You'll find suitable
clothing in these cargo cases.
Officers will go through
their belongings
and destroy any papers
bearing identification.
We're not to put
ashore at any time,
action, remember we are privateers.
We can expect no aid or
recognition from our government.
Now, since we
are all volunteers,
we realize the importance
of our missin.
are raiding our merchant ships.
The bureau in Washington can't spare half
the Atlantic fleet to track them down.
We will find them and
let the Navy do the rest.
This is our job.
Gentlemen, we are now a ship
without a country.
Mr. Farragut, prepare
ship for missin.
Aye, aye, sir.
Square away on deck, men.
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