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00:00These are unidentified flying objects.
00:29Are they proof that we are being visited by civilizations from other stars?
00:47Or just what are they?
01:17Hey, take it easy, pal.
01:31We got those guys from Kansas City who chartered us tomorrow to catch fish.
01:34I'd hate for us to be more hungover than them.
01:37Will you listen?
01:38We're finally on the lucky streak.
01:41You're nuts, you know that?
01:43You're nuts.
01:44Let's go catch some fish.
02:14I don't know what you're talking about.
02:21I don't know what you're talking about.
02:28I don't know what you're talking about.
02:35I don't know what you're talking about.
02:55I don't know what you're talking about.
03:15I don't know what you're talking about.
03:35I don't know what you're talking about.
03:55I don't know what you're talking about.
04:15I don't know what you're talking about.
04:36I don't know what you're talking about.
05:03Good morning, Dr. Marshall.
05:04Linda, you start giving service like this, you're liable to be asked to do it all summer.
05:08How come you're here so early?
05:10You and Eve got some experiment she didn't tell me about?
05:12Nope.
05:14The sun woke me up early this morning.
05:16A mockingbird was broadcasting and I just couldn't get back to sleep.
05:19So I decided to score some points with you and trot in here early
05:22and finish up the paperwork on those saturation tests.
05:25You grad students are getting better every year.
05:29Listen, I want to be considered for next summer, too.
05:32Well, now that is possible.
05:34You've been here for a month and you haven't drowned any fish yet.
05:40Cutter's coming in.
05:41Somebody said there's been a bad accident off the coast.
06:03It's Gus.
06:05Gus, are you all right?
06:06What happened?
06:07Yeah, I'm okay.
06:08I'm considering.
06:10Well, where's Sandy?
06:24Well, John, what happened?
06:26The Neptune had an accident last night, Paul.
06:28An accident?
06:30Draper was really busted up.
06:32We had to helicopter him to the hospital.
06:35Keely says they were rammed.
06:37Rammed?
06:38Keely says a UFO dived in the water and tore a hole in the hull.
07:02Saturday, October 14th.
07:03Ruth, number nine, Golf Dinner Country Club.
07:06Sally, number eight, Golf Dinner Country Club.
07:08Please note, Ruth had to cancel out.
07:10Sorry.
07:11Well, I'm not.
07:15Saved.
07:22All squared away, Captain.
07:24Terrific.
07:25Nothing on the agenda, Harry?
07:26Nary a whit.
07:28They keep giving us empty weekends like this.
07:30I'm gonna start to feel like a civilian.
07:31Every once in a while, that's healthy.
07:33Empty weekends are good for the circulation.
07:35I expect to feel very much healthier Monday morning.
07:39I see you're wearing a new sweater, sir.
07:42Yeah, it's very observant.
07:44No, you left a price tag on it.
07:46Just a sec.
07:48You have something lined up for the weekend, Harry?
07:51Tomorrow.
07:53I'm gonna have dinner with Ken folks over in Bellbrook.
07:57Aunt Roubailly says she's gonna bake some gooseberry pies.
08:00Gooseberry pies?
08:02They're fantastic, sir.
08:03I mean, they're fantastic.
08:05You never ate gooseberry pie?
08:07Nor gooseberry tarts, nor gooseberry preserves.
08:09We all do, sir.
08:11Look, I can invite you over.
08:12Aunt Roubailly would be tickled pink.
08:15That's considerate of you, thank you, but I pass.
08:17Harry, I'm playing golf this afternoon with a girl
08:20who is at least an eight, maybe a nine.
08:23And then dinner.
08:25And, barring pilot error,
08:27I should be occupied all day Sunday, too.
08:31A nine, sir?
08:33Say, help me, Harry.
08:36Sir, don't enlisted men get nines?
08:40Sergeant, as part of your ongoing education with me,
08:44officers get nines.
08:46Enlisted men get gooseberry pies.
08:49See you Monday morning.
08:51Monday morning.
08:52And not a second before 0730.
09:01Project Blue Book.
09:02Sergeant Fitz here.
09:06A UFO rammed the boat?
09:21I don't know.
09:52Roger, Patterson Departure.
09:54ATC clears Blue Book One to climb to 4000
09:56to intercept the Creep intersection.
09:58Then begin climb to cruise altitude flight level 380,
10:01Juliet 80, flight plan route.
10:03Blue Book One, thank you,
10:04and roger on number one for the active.
10:06Sir, what's our ETA, California?
10:09Winds are favorable, Harry,
10:10with one refueling stop included, figure 4 plus 40.
10:14Clear the rails, Harry. Canopy coming down.
10:17Clear it, Captain.
10:22Clear.
10:27How about letting me be a four-man scope pilot today?
10:30Okay.
10:31During takeoff roll,
10:32call out airspeeds on 10-knot intervals
10:34beginning at 90 knots.
10:36Yes, sir. You got it.
10:40Patterson Departure.
10:41Blue Book One turning on active and rolling.
10:4590 knots.
10:47100.
10:49110.
10:51120.
10:53130.
10:55140.
10:56That's it, Harry.
10:58We rotate now.
11:06Gear coming up.
11:09Gear coming up.
11:11Flaps.
11:13Instruments all green. No siphoning.
11:15Climb speed 300.
11:17That's what I like about this little bird, sir.
11:19It does get with it. There ain't no doubt about it.
11:25Captain Ryan, I guess I had a closed mind about their story,
11:29but when I saw the damage to that hull,
11:31I opened it up in a hurry.
11:33That is underwater damage, isn't it, Commander?
11:35Listen, did your people have any other confirmations
11:37about anything it might have been that night?
11:39There was a commercial pilot
11:41flying from Honolulu to San Francisco,
11:43about 1,900 hours,
11:45which is approximately the time.
11:47Reported what he thought was a bolide
11:49several hundred miles to the southeast.
11:51Now, that was the only sighting.
11:53But at 40,000 feet, at that distance,
11:55it's impossible to get an accurate estimate
11:57of speed or direction or size.
11:59Well, Coast Guard got nothing, Captain.
12:01That's all.
12:03Nothing, Captain.
12:05That's why I'm about ready to believe their crazy story.
12:08Has Blue Book ever had UFOs like this before?
12:12We've investigated unknowns underwater,
12:15and UFOs has crashed an ocean,
12:18but never one that dove under the water
12:20and then attacked a boat.
12:22Wait till you two see it with your own eyes.
12:34Now, here she is, gentlemen.
12:40Wow. Looks like somebody's lobbing shells at her.
12:43Now, listen, I haven't ruled out explosives.
12:46We keep track of a heck of a lot of stuff,
12:48both underwater and on top of it.
12:51But we can't spot at all, foreign and domestic.
12:54Amanda looks like they started repairs
12:57and stopped when you had her impounded.
12:59We removed the V-drive, of course,
13:02but we lost part of the hull.
13:04How far has the Coast Guard gone, Commander?
13:06Well, we only got her out of the water day
13:08before yesterday, Captain,
13:10so I asked the Pacific Institute lab
13:12to analyze whatever it was on the stern and hull.
13:15They're government consultants?
13:17We contract with the Institute.
13:19It's convenient. They're right next door.
13:21Basically, they do research in sea farming,
13:24mariculture, improving yields of food,
13:27Paul Marshall does very meticulous work.
13:30He's got a good staff.
13:32Listen, Commander, do you happen to know
13:34the people that were aboard?
13:36Draper and Keeley?
13:38Deep-sea charters.
13:40A couple of hard-working guys
13:42trying to make a go of the charter business.
13:44Good sailors. Reliable? Credible?
13:46Credible, unless they've been celebrating.
13:50Is there anything that either of you would like to add?
13:53Anything you can think of?
13:55I'll just go on the record that we're both glad
13:58just to be here, Captain.
14:01You were both lucky, all right.
14:03Would it be okay if we played that back again?
14:05It's a good idea.
14:07Just in case we forgot something.
14:11Marina Hospital, 1830 hours, 1901.
14:16Marina Hospital, 1830 hours, 19 October.
14:20Why don't you start, Mr. Draper?
14:22Sure.
14:24Well, you know, it was just at sunset on the 13th.
14:27The Institute bunch had finished
14:29and were heading back to shore.
14:35Gus and I were going to grill an albacorn
14:37and hit the sack.
14:39Oh, man. Hey, take it easy, pal.
14:41We got those guys from Kansas City
14:43who chartered us tomorrow to catch fish.
14:45I'd hate for us to be more hungover than them.
14:47We're finally on the lucky streak.
14:50You're nuts, you know that? You're nuts.
14:52Oh, yeah? Go cook some fish.
15:44Gus!
15:46Gus!
15:48Get up there!
16:14Help us, Bart!
16:19Gus, help!
16:31Gus, help us!
16:33I got this!
16:44I put out a mayday.
16:46The Coast Guard literally saved our lives
16:48and our boat.
16:56We're just as anxious as you are
16:58to find out what happened out at the reef.
17:00The reef's essential to us.
17:02We've been working out there for over three years now.
17:04Miss Summers, your Institute boat
17:06left the reef about sunset.
17:08That's right. Gus and Sandy were at anchor.
17:10Everything was perfectly normal.
17:12Was anything abnormal around the reef all day,
17:14on the water, while you were diving?
17:16Not a thing.
17:18Professor Marshall, you all have spent
17:20so much time at that reef.
17:22Do you remember anything in the past?
17:24Any unusual underwater activity?
17:26Anything close to Draper's UFO?
17:28Well, even I've seen bolides
17:30out over the ocean,
17:32but nothing like Draper described, no.
17:34Captain, has anybody mentioned
17:36how much Sandy might have chug-a-lugged that night?
17:38They said they'd had a couple, yes.
17:40Well, Sandy Draper never stopped at two
17:42in his life.
17:44That's a rotten implication, Linda.
17:46Eve, you think everybody's perfect.
17:48Nevertheless, something tore up their boat.
17:50Maybe he did it for the insurance.
17:52They'd just gotten the title. That doesn't make sense.
17:54Well, it makes about as much sense
17:56as a UFO.
17:58Dr. Marshall, I've finished
18:00plotting the underwater locations.
18:02I think I'll start filling the scuba tanks.
18:04Won't you fill mine, too, please?
18:06Sure, that's about all I'm good for around here.
18:10All right.
18:18These red pins indicate thermographs,
18:20which monitor underwater temperatures
18:22at various levels down to about
18:2420 fathoms.
18:26The salinometers show the changes salt content
18:28makes to a whole series of underwater plant life.
18:30Now, these sonoboys
18:32record audio patterns from passing ships
18:34and other undersea activity
18:36which conceivably might affect plant growth.
18:38Pardon me, but these sonoboys...
18:40Is that 24-hour monitoring
18:42of all underwater sounds?
18:44Around the clock.
18:46You think that the sound of the
18:48impact, whatever, could tell you what did it?
18:50It'd be a miracle.
18:52Those magicians back at Wright-Patt
18:54every once in a while come up with one.
18:56I wonder if we could have the recordings from these three.
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