All language subtitles for Sea Patrol S01E08

With winds of up to 180km/h

and storm tides threatening
coastal communities...

State of emergency.

Yes, sir, I'll bring the ship
to one hour's notice for sea.

As soon as we're ready.
Thanks, sir.

Tell me we're not
steaming into this.

Two kids have gone missing right
in the middle of the cyclone.

So, yeah, we're riding its tail.
Spread the word, Nav.

Nav, is the XO on board?

She had shore leave.
I'll give her a call.

I'll do it.
I'll bring her up to speed.

Emergency services are
working around the clock

and have warned
against any attempt

to cross flooded roads
and waterways.

We should build on this
surprise visit.

Maybe... dinner in town?

That'd be nice.

We'll go somewhere expensive.

Show off your very
impressive civvies.

Thank you.

It'd be nice to have a life

outside the uniform
occasionally.

And no heavily armed
chaperones.

You know, they wanted to come,
but I left them at home.

PHONE RINGS

Anyone know where XO went?
I'm through to voicemail.

Sorry, sir. She didn't tell me.

X, Captain speaking.

We're down to one hour's
notice for sea

and I don't know where you are.

PHONE BEEPS

Mmm.

I'm sorry, I'm on call, um...

OK.

OK, I need a drink. You sure
I can't get you something?

Yeah, some of that
water would be great.

That's warm. I'll go below
and get you something cold.

OK.

It's the best I could do.
Oh, thanks.

Cheers.

Am I keeping you from your work?
Your crew are due back and...

No, no. The boys are
all in town for the night.

Oh, not quite.
I just saw someone on the deck.

Oh, my engineer's got a mate

rattling around
down there somewhere.

I'm sure I've
seen him somewhere.

Really?
Yeah.

It'll come to me.
PHONE RINGS

Kate here. Sir.

We should be able
to make it by morning,

even in these conditions.

First light
will do us fine, Nav.

X, cyclone's running
ashore here.

Was your phone off the hook?

Oh, yeah, sorry about that.

Sorry if I
interrupted something.

Where are we heading?

There's a little town -
Redcliff.

They're holding up, but there's
a disaster area declared

for 300 clicks around them.

Roads are out, two boys
are missing, both under 12.

Is anything flying?

It's up to us.

Help find the boys,
do whatever else needs doing.

Righto.
The 'Pacific Mariner'.

Do we still have
the tape of the boarding?

It'll be in the pile of spares.

Federal Police want it.

Did they say why?

No. But I want to take
a look at it first.

They can have it
when we get back.

OK.

Chefo, are we fully victualled?

Yep, 10 days worth
if we need it, ma'am.

Oh, have either of you
seen boarding tape 607?

It's not in the locker.

Uh... 607...?
Can't say I have.

Yeah, it's in the junior
sailors' mess. On the shelf.

Roberto.
Courier dropped this off.

Thanks. And it's Robert.

Whatever.
We miss a birthday, mate?

No, it's not my birthday.
Don't worry about it.

Come on, mate. open up.
Give us a look.

No secrets below deck, RO.
Sure there are.

Here's one for a start.

Found the tape, Chefo.
The boss'll be happy.

Are you
missing any containers?

We unloaded
these two yesterday.

And what about this one?

Are you the commander
of the ship?

Executive Officer.

LAUGHTER

Chefo, for your titillation,

the lady that puts
the 'O' in XO...

Whoo!

That's right,
I give you... the X-rated...

..it's the X!

Come on out!

CHEERING AND WHISTLING

This is the tape you found me

from the 'Pacific
Mariner' boarding.

Is that Spider?

Chefo, you big spunk.
I'm spewing you're engaged.

Because you're a very,
very able seaman.

Thanks for noticing, X!

If I wasn't such a... ice queen
who only cares about her career

I reckon... I might have
babies with you.

Chefo's engagement drinks.

Several... engagement drinks.

You want to take this further?

Cyclone Kate, sea state eight!

Chefo, you big spunk.
I'm spewing you're engaged.

Because you're a very,
very able seaman!

It's not really on,
is it, Seaman Webb?

No, sir. No.
Of course, no, it isn't.

A joke's one thing.
Disrespect is another.

We're a small ship
and a big family.

This sort of thing doesn't
make it any easier...

Sir, sorry to butt in,

but perhaps Spider and I
can sort this out between us?

Spider...

Do you like women, Spider?

Yeah. I really like
women, ma'am.

Hey, there's Carl.

Ma'am, Carl Davies. You know,
the... Sam Murray's mate.

The guys... the fishermen
I met on Bright Island.

Yeah. He's right.
That's the guy I saw today.

He was on the 'Pacific Mariner'.

Um... today.
That's where I saw him.

You were on the
'Pacific Mariner'?

Yes, sir.

OK, Spider.
The XO will speak to you later.

Sir. Uh, what about...?
Dismissed.

Yep.

Carl Davies
is a suspect in a murder.

That'll explain why the Feds
want to look at the tape.

Did you speak to him?
No. But he saw me.

Maybe Rick Gallagher's
trying to hide him.

Or maybe Rick doesn't
know the full story.

I better radio the Feds.
They'll want to pick him up.

Yeah, I think you missed
a spot there, Spide.

That toothbrush
is leaving a streaky finish.

Best use a cotton bud, Spide.

Mmm, probably find one of
those in the X's handbag.

Or in your own handbag.

Give it a rest, alright?

Why'd you have to use
that tape, anyway?

You know, the XO's
got no sense of humour.

Less chat, eh?

I want the gun bay hucked out
and re-stowed this forenoon.

And a muster of all
the gear in both boats

for currency and serviceability.

Thank you.
It's all on Spider's list, X.

Excuse me, ma'am?
Will we be square then?

Not even close.

We passed the
Carl Davies information

onto the Federal Police.

Is that why they wanted
the boarding tape

of the 'Pacific Mariner', sir?

As far as I can tell,
they wanted to talk to Davies

in connection with the murder
of his fishing partner.

If I were the Feds,
I'd be asking

what he's got to do
with Rick Gallagher.

Unfortunately they can't.
They missed him?

Well, 'Pacific Mariner' sailed

about five minutes
after 'Hammersley'.

The passage route they sent
the MRCC turned out to be a furphy.

Weather report update, sir.

The cyclone crossed the coast
near Redcliff during the night.

It's been downgraded
to a tropical low

and is moving inland
away from the coast.

Out.

Slow ahead both engines,
steer 285.

Swain, hypothetically speaking,

if I've accidentally taped over
a boarding video,

am I allowed to black out
that accident?

Hypothetically speaking,

are you admitting
the tape as evidence?

Probably.

Then no, you can't touch it.

It's part of
the evidence chain.

Really bad wig and all.

The whole ship knows?

Privacy. Not one of
the navy's strong points.

Sir, coming up to Redcliff now.

Special sea duty men
and cable party close up.

Assume damage control state
three condition Yankee.

NAVCOM confirm that
Australian Army elements

are currently operating in
our area for the relief effort

and we've got a Sea King hello
off HMAS 'Manoora'.

Navy's always
the last to arrive.

Mike Flynn, captain
of 'Hammersley'.

Captain Craig Bolt.
Combat engineer.

The team and I were a couple
of clicks down the coast

cleaning up some ordinance
washed ashore in the cyclone.

Heard the navy
was on its way, so...

Nikki Caetano?! Of all
the beaches in the world!

Craig? What are you doing here?

Oh, just the usual hero stuff.
It's been a while.

Yeah, ADFA.

Thank God you're here.

My boy, Connor, he's one
of the two missing.

Gone since yesterday.

We know about the boys, ma'am.

The dinghy's gone.

We think they might've
taken it out to the island

to go fishing or something,
but it's... it's miles out.

OK, ma'am.
No, no, it's not OK.

Connor's a diabetic. He could
die without his medication.

Alright,
we'll split the effort.

I'll take 'Hammersley' and
a small team, start a sweep.

Sir, do you want me
to run things here?

Good, X. Let's get some
repairs happening.

Chefo, you can start
a community kitchen.

It's, uh... Connor's
diabetes medicine.

He was due for a shot
this morning.

I'd like to go with you.

Mrs Bullen, this is
my Executive Officer,

Lieutenant Kate McGregor.

Hi.
She needs your help here.

But Connor needs me more.

I have a medical officer
on board, Mrs Bullen.

And I'll certainly contact
Lieutenant McGregor

as soon as we have any news.

Thank you.

ET, Nav, let's move.
Sir.

I'll be with you in a moment,
Mrs Bullen.

Buffer, we need to
organise a repair party.

You can start with Spider.

Alright, ma'am.

I'll leave you guys to clean up.

Yeah, thanks, mate.

I've established VHF comms
with the X in town, sir.

Roger. ETA to the island, Nav?
Half an hour.

And I've got the town's
shortwave in the COMCEN.

Got fried in the storm.

See what you can
do with it today.

Do you think the boys had sense
to wear life jackets?

Stupid kids. Who goes fishing
in a cyclone anyway?

Oh, it's just the next
big adventure, Swain.

They've got parents.
What were they doing?

Connor said he was
going to Tim's

and Tim said he was
going to Connor's.

Something in the water, boss.
Red two zero near.

Is that the kids' dinghy?

Mounting for an outboard there.

Yeah, but she's lost it.

There's nothing underneath.

Make a note
of the dinghy's position.

Use the datum
to plot a new search zone.

I can allow for tides
and currents,

but a dinghy could've
blown anywhere in a cyclone.

Yeah. But bodies won't.

We'll check the island first.

'Hammersley', this is Shark 22.

We've done an aerial recce
of the island,

but the dense scrub cover
doesn't allow us

much of a look
at the interior.

Over.

Roger, Shark 22.

I'm preparing
to send a party ashore.

Take them in, Nav.
Split into two parties.

One around the shore,
one lot inland.

Yes, boss.

Swain and I will do a local
sweep with the ship,

we'll stay in radio range.

RO, how are you, mate?
I was just going ashore.

I was just looking
for some battery packs...

You're not going to
find it there.

Mate, if that's a blow-up
friend, she's one heavy lady.

Just clear out!

Battery packs.

Right, well, mate, if you
need help with that radio,

I've got bits
you can go through.

I'm happy to stay out of
your bits, thanks, ET.

The wind
was like, roaring.

It was like a huge plane!

The windows blew in
and bits of the roof came off.

Yeah, we'll have to
fix that later, eh?

I'm Oscar. A whole roof
fell in down the road.

Come on, dude. Miss Deb's doing
all the work. Help her out.

OK, come on,
let's pick up the pictures, eh?

Oh, they're still wet!

That's OK,
they'll dry on the wall.

Like hanging out
the washing, eh?

Yeah.

Thanks.
I reckon Tim is OK.

Connor too, yeah?

Hey, mate, why don't you help
Buffer there? Hold this ladder.

Bit of an old bloke.
Bit unsteady.

You'll keep, Spider.

Spider? Cool name!

Seaman Webb.

Found another job for you.

Yes, ma'am.

OK, roger that.
FLIES BUZZ

We'll get some more supplies
up here soon...

Oh, mate!
That is nasty!

You'll want to wash your hands
after that, Spide.

Have you heard anything?

They've found
the dinghy upturned,

but I'm gonna keep
a lid on that.

How's the tent kitchen?

Feeding all comers right now -
just soup.

But there's been
some pilfering going on,

so if you see
any kids going through

a carton of chocolate
biscuits, get up 'em.

What, a whole carton?

Spider?

Ugh!

This'll need to be cleaned up
and bolted back together.

Or maybe the other way around.

Is this going to
go on forever, ma'am?

It may.

Why do you hate Spider?

Because he has been
a very naughty boy.

Tim!

Connor!

Connor!

Maybe this isn't the fishing
side of the island.

There's no tracks around,
there's no rubbish.

Where would you go?
Think like a little boy again.

I never stopped.
Tim!

Connor!

BIRD SQUAWKS

Connor!

Nav! Nav!

It's alright, mate.
We're here now. OK.

It's alright.
Can you say your name?

This is November 2.
We've got one of the boys down.

To me please,
two k's south-south-west..

It's alright. Just lie
your head back. That's it.

I gotcha. I gotcha. Right, now,
take hold of my hand.

Squeeze my hand.
That's the way!

Squeeze it hard. Good boy.

Alright, we're gonna
get you outta here, bud.

Lift with your knees, OK?

On the count of three.
One, two, three!

Perfect.

My dad had boots like that.
For kicking stuff.

Oh, yeah, well, send him over.
Could use the help.

He's dead.

Don't remember him much.
Remember the boots, but.

Um... this was my first navy cap.

You look after it, OK?

I haven't got anything
to give you.

That's alright.

I can show you something.

It's a secret.

OK, lead the way.

Watch out for the X, but.

It's a bit of a hike.

Not far now.

What are these? Wind chimes?

Sort of a door bell.

You can't tell anyone.

Yeah, alright.

Whoa!
That's pretty amazing, Osc!

So you did this yourself
this morning after the storm?

Faster than you and that dunny.

Hang on, so you were
building this

while everyone was searching
for the other two boys?

Mate!

Bit of an architect.

I'd say this is
the best cubby I've ever seen.

Don't tell anyone.
I'd really get it.

Why?

Drink?

Yeah, alright.
I've got supplies.

Have you got a cold one?

The insulin will kick in soon.

The orange juice
will help till then.

My mouth is tingly.

Oh, that's normal, mate.

He's a bit hypoglycaemic,
that's all.

Hey, Connor.

My name's Mike.

I'm the captain of this ship.

Can you tell me
where your friend is?

Is he still on the island?

Who?
Well, your friend Tim.

The one you went
fishing with, remember?

Tim?

Well, you didn't come all
this way on your own, did you?

It was Tim's idea.

I was just following him.

And where is Tim now?
What happened to him?

He took off.

And I couldn't
walk any further.

He just... left me for dead.

Right.

Hey, Nav, I think we'll be OK.

You and ET better get
back to the island

and continue the search
for the other boy.

Right away, boss.

Stay in radio contact.
Yes, sir.

Rap.

Rap?
Yeah?

Little homeboy, huh?

Spider, I have just been
up at the school toilet block

and it is still in 75 pieces.

I'm sorry, ma'am,
I'm on that right now.

What were you doing?

Well, Oscar was just
showing, uh, me...

..this turtle that
was on its back

so we flipped it over
and stuck it back in the water.

Get your own.

I win.

How's he doing?

Really good.

Oh, his... his levels
are back to normal.

Well, you gave your mum
a bit of a scare there, buddy.

We've radioed down
and told her you're OK.

I'm gonna cop it.

No, I... I reckon she sounded
more relieved than angry.

You've got to tell her I didn't
take the dinghy out alone.

You know, Connor, you seem more
upset about your mum being angry

than you do about
your missing friend.

You don't know my mum.

She can be real scary
when she gets mad.

I see.

You know what I think

is the bravest thing
of all, though, Connor?

Telling the truth,

especially when
you're frightened

you're gonna get in trouble.

Now, Tim wasn't
in the dinghy with you, was he?

And he was never
on the island with you?

OK.

Where did you last see Tim?

At the beach, at Redcliff,

when he dared me
to take the dinghy out.

OK. Thanks, Connor.

Tim!

See anything?

Trees and more trees.

Oh, I can see the boat.
CRACK!

Whoa!

THUMP!
ET!

ET, are you OK?

Say something, open your eyes.

Oh, please, Josh, please.

Oh, say something, please...

Josh! Only my nanna
calls me Josh.

Oh, whoa, whoa!

Argh, I almost broke my back.

November 2,
this is Charlie 2. Over.

Go ahead, Charlie 2.

Return to my location
immediately.

The other boy
isn't on the island. Over.

Are you sure about that, sir?

Yes, I am sure about that, Nav.
Charlie 2 out.

Come.

Hey, Osc, bring us
over that hammer, mate.

Chefo.

What are you doing?
What about the kitchen?

All done.
Lunch is good to go, ma'am.

Thought I'd give Spider a hand.

You can forget about that
for now. The CO's just called.

Tim isn't on the island
so we need to set up a search.

Righto.

I found your biscuit thief.
Ah.

Hey, I told you I didn't
take them, I found them.

Uh-huh. Just fell off
the back of a truck, huh?

He couldn't have nicked them.
He's been with me all morning.

Yeah, well, I also lost two
meat pies and two cans of cola

so I guess he'd need
an invisible friend, huh?

Two meat pies?

Osc, you had help building
that cubby, didn't you?

You promised.

I'm sorry, mate,
I have to tell, OK?

No way.

Give me half hour, OK?
What for?

Spider, what...?

I'll have some
news in half hour.

What about?
Just half hour, please.

OK, you got half an hour
and if you're not back

I know of another toilet
not far from here.

OK.

It's not a doorbell, is it?

Let's go quietly from here.

Oh, it's not fair.

Shh.

You stay here.

Tim, you're in
a lot of trouble, mate.

You promised! You dobbed.

I didn't.
Yes, you did.

Look, none of that
matters now, alright?

Everyone's freaked out
because you're missing.

Come on, out. Out!

Now, what sort of game
are you guys playing?

Come on, guys, what's going on?

What's with the cubby?
Why is it here?

Connor!

There she is.

Oh, thank you,
thank you.

Mum!

Darling, you had me so worried.
What were you thinking?

Any news, X?

I've organised
three search parties,

two to head out along the
beaches and one to push inland.

OK.

I've got RO organising
a medivac flight just in case.

See if you can...

- Sir!
- Tim!

- X!
- Mum!

Tim!

Well done, Spider.
How did you manage this?

Oh, well, Oscar pretty much
tipped me off, eh?

So, Spider, why didn't
you tell us what you knew

before racing off like that?

Oh, well, um, it happened
really fast, ma'am.

Uh, but there's something
I think you should see now.

They built this
with storm junk,

not wanting to come home
after Connor was lost.

So they've come home
when they heard he was back.

Well, I don't think coming back
was an option, ma'am.

See, they put this here
for a reason.

They were, um,
trying to protect a new toy.

Oh, great.

I was just talking
to Lieutenant Smith.

In Commander Marshall's office.

- Yes, please.
- Hey, Spider.

Can you get those people away?
Push them right back.

Aye, ma'am.
Alright, everyone gather round.

OK, everyone
up the hill, please.

50m perimeter buffer,
taped and signposted.

Aye, ma'am.

Now, I want a sentry over there.
That can be you, Chefo.

ET, contact RO and tell him to
spread the word around town -

keep away.

It's been rolled
up the beach in a cyclone,

it must be pretty stable.

It's had kids
climbing all over it.

So it won't go off
when I sneeze.

If I thought it might've

I would've put up a half
a kilometre zone around it.

All personnel clear from
this area, get onto the...

It's World War II vintage.

Must've been working its way
down the coast with the current.

Some kids have found it, been
trying to hide it from everyone.

Look, we
really don't need this, sir.

Every navy resource
has been deployed

chasing down this cyclone

that's picking up again
in the Timor Sea.

I understand all that.

So how about I tell you

that the mine is above
the high-water mark?

Well, I like that.
Makes it an army problem.

Precisely.

I've taken the initiative,

just need someone
to authorise it.

Here comes
Captain Hero to save the day.

Someone need
a combat engineer around here?

We do.

Thanks for coming, Craig,
appreciate it.

Not a problem.

Anytime I can help out
the navy with anything...

You're just
the tool for the job.

So, come on, let's take care
of this little firecracker.

We like to melt
these things out,

get the access cover off,

apply steady heat
to the explosive compound,

then turn it into goo
which runs out for disposal.

No explosion?

That's right,
the casing stays intact.

And the kids get a nice
souvenir for their playground.

Excellent.

Yeah, it'd be good,
wouldn't it?

But we can't do it.
The access has rusted tight.

I'm gonna have to blow it up.

Cool!
The sooner the better.

OK, thanks, Craig.

- OK, X.
- Sir.

Liaise with the community,
let them know what's going on.

We should try
and keep all the kids together

until this is over.

Feel free to use
the school if you like.

Thank you, ma'am.

Uh, X, request permission
to help Captain Bolt, please.

I'm afraid not, Spider.
You're on babysitting duty.

I want every kid
kept at the school

and you keep
both your eyes on them.

Grab yourself a radio.

Then you can listen in, Spider.

So what do you reckon
about this Craig Bolt guy?

I don't know, ET.
Nav seems to like him.

Yeah, well, they've
had a history, apparently.

Must be the gunpowder.

It's a turn-on.

Buff.

Boss wants you to start rounding
up the crew, moving them clear.

Aye, ma'am.

Now, why is it that guys
who like blowing things up

always wear
really cool sunnies?

What guy doesn't
like blowing things up?

I don't.

Thought you might've
known that by now.

You're on
the 'Hammersley', right?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I'm close to your base.

Think of the possibilities.

Left, right, left.

Left, right. Left, right, left.

I shouldn't
have told you.

Then we'd still have
the cubby and the bomb.

Yeah, but I think you knew

what you were doing
telling me, didn't you?

Someone as smart as you

knows something like that's
pretty dangerous.

Well, crocodiles are dangerous.

Yeah, but you don't keep
a croc in your backyard, do you?

Hey, guys, come on.
Come back into the group.

This arm like this.

Oscar?
Keep it straight.

Oscar?

Yeah, I was just talking to him.

Osc? Has anyone seen Oscar?

No.

- Oscar?
- Oscar? Oscar?

Oscar?

X-ray 2, this is Echo 1.

Are we clear for detonation?
Over.

This is X-ray 2.

We're all clear. Carry on.

All stations, this is Echo 1.

Turn off all radios
until detonation.

This is Echo 1. Out.

X, Osc is missing.

What do you mean,
he's missing, Spider?

Well, one minute he was there
then the next he's not.

Just don't let them blow it up.

Echo 1, this is X-ray 2.

Do not detonate.
I say again, do not detonate.

We have a missing child.

Craig.

Are you reading me?

Craig!

Craig, don't detonate.

- STOP!
- Oscar!

Oscar, stop!

Oscar!

Spider, no!

Oscar, get down!

Down!

Spider!

Spider, can you hear me?

Can you hear me? Spider.

Oscar, Oscar, can you hear me?
Spider, you OK?

Let's get this stuff off him.
OK.

You keep still, that's it.

Stay still, try and stay still.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I got the all clear.

What happened to final
visual safety checks?

I did them.

Just take it easy, Spider.

I'm alright.

No, you're not,
you're bleeding.

Are they burns?
He's probably still in shock.

Chefo, keep an eye on the boy.

What the bloody hell
did you think you were doing?

You could've died there.
Hey!

Hey, you,
you pull your head in.

Now is not the time.

Captain Bolt, a word.

Yes, sir.

I'm sorry, I forgot this.

I thought I had time.

You're alright, mate.

There's no harm done.
Thanks to you, Spider.

Ma'am, does this
make us square now?

Not quite, Spider.

Not quite.

The XO's given me
her report of the incident.

All up it was a bit of a mess.

Yes, sir.

She gave you
a few kids to muster up

and you let one get away.

And what's more, Seaman Webb,

you blatantly disobeyed
her direct order

to stop on the beach.

And you ran straight into
danger to save the boy.

You didn't hesitate.

Which is what
we were there to do.

I gave you a hard time
all day, Spider,

and then I left you alone
with a bunch of bored kids

without any support.

The whole thing is more
my fault than anyone else's.

So it's back
to normal sea watches.

And I'm putting you up
for a commendation.

That should make us square.

Yeah, for sure.

Ma'am. Thank you.

Better call my mum. Thanks.

FOOTSTEPS APPROACH

Hey, what's going on
with the emails?

They've all been read.
And not by us.

Well, let me see, um...

..no secrets below deck -
who was it that said that?

That is not the same thing.
No, it's exactly the same.

Listen, we live
in each other's laps.

You gotta be able to claim
a bit of personal space

otherwise you go mad.

And the hilarious gag
with the parcels

was an invasion
of my personal space.

But you went through our stuff!

No, I didn't.

I marked them as read.

Master the technology, boys.

DOOR OPENS

Updated weather report
from RO.

Oh.

So you gonna have Spider paint
salt on his wounds tomorrow?

I am a bit of
an ice queen, aren't I?

No, you're an officer.

Yeah, I am.

Craig Bolt?
Mmm.

You two catching up?

Um...

Men.

Mess with your head too much.

Oh, yeah.

I'm gonna steal
some of Chefo's chockie.

- Oh, can you grab me some?
- Oh!

You're not Little Miss Perfect
after all?

Try telling that to the crew.

Did I shock Spider?

Was I too nice?

Well, I think...

..being blown up by a mine

may have rattled him
just a little bit more.

I've been giving him hell
and he's just a kid, really.

No, he had it coming.

He's one of the good guys
but he still has a lot to learn.

Mmm.

X...

..your reaction to the video.

It seemed a little
oversensitive.

I know they were
just kidding around.

Yeah, they were.

But it threw me
because I did wonder

if that's what they
really think of me.

No, it's not personal, Kate.

They were just
having a good time.

They consider an officer,
any officer, fair game.

I'm just not used to
this level of familiarity.

You're much more anonymous
on big ships.

Yeah, that's true.

And on patrol boats
we're in each other's pockets,

we get to know
each other pretty well.

So it's about
finding a balance.

That's right.

And it's up to you
to set the tone.

As an officer
you should maintain

a certain distance
from your subordinates

but they should respect you...

..without becoming too familiar.

I see.

That's something that you
manage very effectively.

Oh, of course.

That's why I'm the boss.