Jack Strong Page #3

did you have access to?

Top secret, comrade general.

I just spoke to counter-intelligence

about you,

specifically with Major Putek.

A very difficult situation...

Colonel Rakowiecki can't

manage this presentation.

I don't understand.

You'll prepare it for our

Soviet comrades.

Starting today you have access

to "Top Secret/Need to Know."

Yes, comrade.

Give me what you have there

and you can go.

Why's this so crumpled up?

Don't you have any file folders?

Comrade colonel, we have

to investigate Colonel Kuklinski.

What the f*** for?

He was in Vietnam and because

of the Cerepat case

we're looking at everyone

who served there.

Furthermore, Kuklinski sails

to Germany and refuses to let me go.

A minute ago he gained practically

unlimited access to all materials...

Ok, If we have to.

But hold off for now.

I'll ask Comrade General Kufel.

- Maybe he'll send you on a cruise.

- Comrade colonel,

I don't trust that Kuklinski...

He's the old man's favorite;

he writes all his speeches.

While nobody likes you

very much, Putek.

- I'm Daniel.

- Ryszard. Finally...

This is for you.

Six years ago Kulikov planned

a spoiler attack in East Germany.

Here's the exact map.

Now you have two choices:

build up

your conventional forces

to 120 divisions, or create

a quick-reaction tactical force

of 6 or 7 divisions,

and completely rework

your mobilization procedure

so it takes 48 hours,

not two weeks.

- It's all written here.

- All right.

You wrote this?

I can't use a typewriter;

in Poland they're all catalogued,

like fingerprints in the USA,

so I have to write by hand.

- Smoke?

- With pleasure.

Keep it. Inside is a camera.

So you can take photos of documents

rather than rewriting them.

- Never remove originals. Never.

- Correct... I mean, you're right.

If our experts understand,

we'll have to change our defense

policy; that's a very big deal.

I'll bring you an even bigger deal

next time. Heard of "Albatrosses?"

Me? Certainly not...

The Soviets are building

nuclear shelters in three locations

in Eastern Europe

for their top brass: near Moscow,

somewhere in Bulgaria,

and in Poland.

I have access

to the Polish plans;

I'll tell you everything

at our next meeting.

Ryszard, we're going to meet

only when it's absolutely necessary.

They're building shelters because

they're preparing for nuclear war.

- I understand...

- Something wrong?

No, but on my way here

I thought I'd finally have

- someone I could talk to honestly.

- You can't talk to anyone,

not your mother, wife, sons.

You'll live with this yourself.

That's just what I'm doing.

"Correct."

If we meet again,

put on civilian clothes.

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