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Good morning, Mr. Phelps.
The plane's fail-safe mechanism did not destruct
and has been taken to the Vatzia Institute,
who defected several years ago.
If Shipherd
in disassembling the mechanism,
he will learn the key to our entire fail-safe system.
Your mission, Jim, should you decide to accept it,
and bring Shipherd back.
As always, should you or any of your IM Force be caught or killed,
the secretary will disavow
any knowledge of your actions.
Please GiSpose efor rt this Te iBEGIOHag
Good luck, Jim.
Fail-safe was steed d'to explode
90 iS after't the crew é crew bailed out.
And after the plane down, they
if anyone who doesn't know
the procedure tries to disassemble it.
The problem is Shipherd. He's brilliant.
He's so brilliant, he might succeed.
No, our people have to have it back.
y . why it didn't d ct in midair.
This is the institute.
entrance,
main-security control.
It is the only way in or out of this building.
Where is the shredder?
The shredder is here in the subbasement.
Now, the fail-safe itself
in a concrete chamber
don't make any iyimistakes.
who fit our needs
AC to cooperate.
So when you arrive in Vatzia,
you will be Charles Langley,
uel Sy Jim "s nee ae
should k [Lemley
Central Europe for se several Wy weeks.
to give you the VIP treatment when you arrive.
- Right. - Well, that's it, then.
made it safely border.
We're keeping them under wraps
- Good luck, Jim. - Hope the chute opens.
- Sir.
- Paul, would you to have one?
Oh, thank you, I don't drink.
p MCtleeuesirS auinine?
Professor Charles Langley,
Dr. Janet Langley, Paul Shipherd.
- How do you do? - Mr. Shipherd.
- How do you do? - Just Paul.
everything far my.
if you will me.
Well, how are things in the States?
! didn't think you cared, Mr. Shipherd.
You're right, I don't, really.
Well, the people are quite friendly
How do you like it here, Mr. Shipherd?
In this country,
I like it here because I can work here.
And we are making
advances.
of breeder reactors
and I found it brilliant.
Why, thank you. You are in the field
No, no, l manufacture an electronic unit for our government.
a matguiteonnt cility.
=) Would) love’ to’ see it.
- I'm it's you Call classified.
“its not on the iti finareny
your government has laid out for us.
Seeing) as that we're leaving it doesn't much matter anyway.
Well, the first step is to open it.
What's your opinion?
of the remaining two,
is seems to be the most
You're both wrong Weill do it the other way.
But the computer...
The men who designed that fail are aware that we have com
safe
A computer's logic is perfect.
that is logically i mpereer
But I'm ot going to be fooled.
So it is clearly Understood:
If this device explodes,
the responsibility is yours.
That's it.
e inner mechanism
aeinel it in place.
That's going ie be much more complex.
Start figuring the probabilities.
No.
- Where is he? - He's here.
- You mean here at the institute? - Yes.
over eh 9 Annenloain Embassy
by noon'today;
id like to talk to him first.
, Laso, very good.
- He's in your office.
Colonel, my name is Shipherd)
“questions:
arren lieutenant c
United Air Force
but let's dispense with that.
Well, colonel?
You know I'm not gonna tell you anything
but my name, rank and serial number.
Onel, we are merely men,
and if our roles were reversed,
as $
as I intend to be.
Now, when your plane went down,
damaged.
- We have it. - Congratulations.
We've already opened it.
about t ase € as your aeons d do.
owever,
use of the destruct
of co course, move very slowly.
we would be able
to dismantle it eventually,
but I'm an impatient man, Hayes.
to move rapidly.
And you make possible
for breaking down the unit.
ell, I'm glad you finally told me
itis you're after.
For the simple
at I can't tell you what ! don't know.
Colonel, you are a command pilot.
- You! re lying, c eslonel.
I'm lying, like...
I'm gonna tell you nothing.
You wanna find out how thing works,
re they "make it.
Guard, he's turned
to the American Embassy.
You're onto something, huh?
at the time that plane went down.
- Has he called yet? - Not yet.
- Do you think he will? - I'm sure he will.
The embassy just received a report
from the Vatzia Security Agency.
They willbe delivering Colonel/Hayes withi ’
- Great, Shipherd bit. - He sure did.
- Well, I'll be seeing you. - I'm sure you will.
- This is Professor Langley ’s Se
- Yes, this is P Paul $ fee ii
I've managed to obtain permission
Oh, that's very nice. We'd like that.
She's visiting the National Art Gallery.
Oh, I'm very sorry to hear that.
Are you certain it's allowed?
've been able to obtain
necessary clearances.
- Yes, of course we do.
Well, ! Foreign Office
you on another flight.
- What can ! say? I'm delic
- Good. - Oh, there's one other thing.
I'm certain the American Embassy
- You bring him along. - Fine, fine.
How do you do“
I'm Langley.
Professor Langley is here.
Yes, sir.
In the e meantime,
You can use t
wile tn the bud
and return them as you leave.
This is Jim Stoner of our embassy.
ate Security
Mr. Stoner, am I right?
toa
Lead the way.
As you) can see,
= use the
telthevoniventiance tothelbulld
Now, in here's the library,
in there's the infirmary,
space-medicine research.
And'on the floor above
he galleries for war games
envionment ¢ rad rely eaausliios
Oh, yes, yes.
You' see, all from, oh;
the computer printouts to dood!
are sent into a shredder in the subbasement.
Yes.
iS going to be allowed beyond this point.
Mr. Shipherd...
Laso.
to accommodate you.
This is Mr. Stoner, Laso.
All right, professor, I'll wait here.
- It's in English. - Mr. Shipherd prefers it.
- Would you like to a magazine?
> Yes,
What might that be?
new it would interest you:
- Well, how did you get hold of it?
Id it you manufactured the unit?
why you asked meh e today.
You won't get any help from me.
All right, guard.
Of course,
we'll arms,
- How did my wife get here?
- That's unimporta
is we are ready to proceed.
Now, with your help,
You force him
Whatever
will
sto Pen Wife
No. No!
One down the corridor.
Start with upper-left bolt.
No. Stop.
If you remove that bolt,
Then show us how to do it.
All right.
I'll show you.
Before ! remove the bolts,
the key must be in the lock.
I'll have to make a key.
This thing's out of order.
Hello?
Yeah? Yeah, a flat tire. That is too bad.
No, no, ! would not bother with that.
it willl ba alroacty outing tha.
Let's go.
- Yeah? - Yes.
e badges.
Follow me.
Open it, please.
The laces s are jammed.
l have to work up above. Toss up a 19 mm ratchet.
Yeah.
Here it is.
Thanks.
Hey.
How lo eee oe off duty in an hour.
I think we be finished by then.
Charles.
He has to have immediately.
him to the infirmary.
Fast.
No. Keep her here.
'm the only one who can save him
Now, you don't want him to die, do you?
All right.
ste De onlin
gonna w. soromnclar why you re h
I'll answer all his questions, understand?
you because 9 litre ainds our clout tats
of you will leave this building alive.
Heart attack. Stet
Perhaps we should wait out here.
Increase the oxygen flow.
- How is he? - Not good.
- Adrenaline, please. - Yes, doctor.
Ask him when he'll be through.
Couple of minutes. Shouldn't J.
- Cigarette? - Thank you.
! will be downstairs if you me.
He's losing heart tone.
He's dead.
. Shipherd, may ! to you
a minute, pl
- Yes, yes, of course.
- Privately
Nurse.
- Doctor? - I'll be all right.
I think...
- Say, now... - No, wait.
Find out how much longer it'll take.
Yeah.
- Hey. - Yeah?
How long before you @ are e through?
Couple of minutes. Shouldn't J.
That does it.
It's good.
Service department.
Yes, he felt that
it might a misunderstanding
it Disealine Manowsin
ince the institute
iginal itinerary,
he felt that it might be
But this wife?
of three American isn't it?
Yes, Paul.
Well, if you please.
Thank you.
I'll be back in a couple of hours.
Guard.
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