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COMPUTER VOICE: Yellow alert.
[ALARM BLARING]
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Yellow alert.
[PANTING]
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MAN: This is Ops to Inventory Two.
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Starbase 28 is under attack.
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This is Inventory Two to Ops.
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Can anyone give me a status report?
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[YELLS]
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[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]
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[MUFFLED, INDISTINCT CHATTER]
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[COUGHING, GASPING]
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MAN [OVER P.A.]: We've
sustained breaches
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on decks four, five, seven and nine.
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Fire's uncontained.
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[COUGHING]
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[COUGHS, GROANS]
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Cadet Sidhu, on your feet.
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Yes, sir.
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This starbase is under attack.
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There's damage on deck four.
We can't get to the brig.
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Until we can, this prisoner
is your responsibility.
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WOMAN: We need medical on deck four.
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Are we clear?
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Yes, sir.
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Wh-What happened?
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Mutiny.
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He doesn't get out of this room.
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- Understood?
- Understood, sir.
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Why the mask?
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The crew doesn't need to
see that this guy turned.
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[BEEPING]
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Can we trust you with this intelligence?
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Ms. Sidhu! [GASPS]
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Can you do this? Are you clear?
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Absolutely, sir.
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Captain Pike?
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Open comms right now.
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I need to know what the
hell's going on out there.
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WOMAN: Engineering, what is your ETA?
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You're...
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- I said open comms.
- You're a prisoner.
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Your-your... your orders
carry no weight any-anymore.
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[EXPLOSION]
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As you can gather,
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we're in the middle of a situation.
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Take a seat, Captain,
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and I'll ask you to remain silent.
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[FRANTIC CHATTER DISTANCE]
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There are lives at stake.
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- That's not silent.
- A few hours ago,
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the Enterprise picked up a distress call
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from the USS Bouman.
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The Bouman? Is she...
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She's in danger.
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Cadet Sidhu,
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I need you to let me out of here.
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- And risk court-martial?
- Listen.
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We approached.
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The ship looked dead in the water.
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An admiral on board
sent an encrypted hail.
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A group of Tholians
had seized the Bouman.
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They knew that we
were in the same sector
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- and we'd come to her aid.
- It was a trap.
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The Tholians wanted the Enterprise.
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The admiral ordered me
to steer clear. [SCOFFS]
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I couldn't abandon that crew.
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As soon as we got the
admiral out of there,
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she aborted the rescue mission,
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then attempted to relieve me of duty.
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I resisted, but... it didn't go so well.
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They followed you here, didn't they?
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- The Tholians.
- You, uh...
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You have people on the Bouman, huh?
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Family?
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Yeah, I remember your file.
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You-you wanted a position
in engineering, right?
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I was rejected.
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My husband and I both
applied for the Enterprise,
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but he got the Bouman,
and I wound up here.
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Your husband.
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Yes, that-that's right,
the... the two of you were
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the sole survivors of the Tholian attack
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on Berellium just a couple of years ago.
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You can ensure your husband
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survives them a second time.
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If you let me go,
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maybe we can pull off some miracle
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and get him out of there.
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The Tholians,
Th-Th-they...
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they just want the Enterprise.
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I could lead them away, uh,
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beam the Bouman crew to safety,
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then blow the Tholians to hell.
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It's what they deserve.
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[EXPLOSION][YELLS]
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What do you say, Cadet?
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I...
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I...
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No. We follow protocol.
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The starbase and the Enterprise
remain a united front.
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Regulation 191, article 14,
states that when in combat,
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command falls to the vessel with tactical
superiority. [FRANTIC CHATTER IN DISTANCE]
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That would be the
Enterprise, not the starbase.
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The admiral relieved you of duty.
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But you can enact the
reserve activation clause.
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Yes. "An officer in good standing
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"may reinstate a discharged officer
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in cases of emergency. "
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A loophole. Not my style.
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Directive 010 says,
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before engaging in battle,
any and all attempts
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to achieve a nonmilitary
resolution must be made.
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You want to negotiate
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with the bastards using torpedoes on us?
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Tactical force is always a last resort,
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and vengeance should never be a factor.
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I am all for arguing principles,
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but that crew is in mortal danger!
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And they're running out of time.
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So is your husband.
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My husband knew what he signed up for
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when he joined Starfleet.
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- So did I.
- Cadet!
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I am giving you a direct
order to release me.
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And I am telling you no.
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Now, sit down, sir, please.
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Then I cite regulation
208, paragraph two.
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I'm overriding the orders
of your senior officers.
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Let me go.
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That regulation only applies
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to an active captain.
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Now, sit down, sir.
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I won't forget this, Cadet.
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When this is all done,
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you will never see the
inside of a starship again.
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Step away from the door, sir!
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Don't you dare point that
PHASER at me. Put it down!
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Step away from the door, sir. Now!
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Oh, we're good.
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She's-she's... very good.
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WOMAN [OVER P.A.]: Copy that, sir.
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You can put that down. It's all right.
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You did great.
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COMPUTER VOICE: Simulation complete.
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This was a test?
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Your-your husband's
fine. That wasn't...
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None of that was real.
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Uh, sorry I had to put
you through all that.
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[SIGHS]In fact, we've arranged
for him to have a brief leave.
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He's on his way to see you now.
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May I?
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I know that a challenge like this
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might seem extreme,
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even inhumane.
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But war is both of those things.
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We need to know that you'll honor
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your commitment to Starfleet
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even when those you hold
dear are on the line.
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Even when old wounds
are triggered and...
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loopholes appear.
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[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]
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But why you?
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I mean... [STAMMERS]
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You're pretty busy, sir.
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Why don't you get
yourself cleaned up, Cadet,
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and meet me in the transporter room.
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[CHUCKLES]
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[WHIRRING]
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WOMAN [OVER P.A.]:
Transporter room to bridge.
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Captain Pike has returned aboard.
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[CHUCKLING]: She's... beautiful, sir.
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Well, Cadet, you just
completed your approval process.
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So you'll be serving on the Enterprise
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for the rest of the semester.
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[SIGHS]
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The rejection was just...
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All part of the test. My plan.
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We've all learned to expect
no mercy from Number One.
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Welcome to the Enterprise, Cadet Sidhu.
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Pleasure to have you aboard.
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Thank you.
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You won't regret this. I promise.
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Wow.
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This is even more
amazing than I imagined.
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[INDISTINCT ANNOUNCEMENT OVER P.A.]
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Yeah.
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Now, in battle, any crew member
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might be faced with a
life-or-death choice.
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But if you can hold on to
yourself like you did today,
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you'll be just fine.
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I'll remember that, sir.
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Welcome to engineering.
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Oh, and-and, Captain,
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the PHASER I had during the test...
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was it operational?
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See you around the ship, Cadet.
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Comming december 12.
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Two short treks
from a whole new universe.
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Sync and corrections by: kDragon
www.addic7ed.com
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