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All right, everyone.

We're about 20 minutes
behind schedule.

Let's go.

Ro, don't go aboard
empty-handed.

There's plenty of supplies
that need to be loaded on.

What is all of this?

We've been deployed to
the Gulf of Carpinteria

to assist with the
floods up there.

- Floods?
- Yeah, it's all over the news.

Road and rail have
been knocked out

and some areas are
only accessible by sea.

Do you not watch TV?

No.

Mind-running nonsense.

Grab a load.

So they tell him to leave
and it ends up being just me

and these three gorgeous women?

As if, 2-Dads.

Hey, Robert,
how's the trolley?

We've just been hearing all
about 2-Dads's adventures.

I spend my time reading.

Sounds like an
absolutely cracker, Ro.

At least I wasn't
hallucinating.

Oy, you blokes, stop yacking.

Come on, help me with the jenny.

You can do that, 2-Dads.

I got to get to comm-cen.

Lazy slacker.

Yeah, pot meets kettle.

Sorry about that.

Sir.

X.

How's Jarvis Bay?

The course went well.

Anyone interesting
in the group?

A couple of brought
up and comers.

I'm sure they appreciated
your wealth of knowledge, sir.

Well, I've just come from
Commander White's office.

We're to steam through
the night for Karumba.

Very good.

Thank you.

Bye.

It's her, isn't it?

Yeah, very.

Thank you.

Morning, X.

Morning.

Sorry to drag you
away from all of that.

Oh, it's all right.

We're scheduled to depart
in about half an hour.

Thank you.

OK.

[music playing]

So was it a rental?

The girl?

The car.

Oh.

On a bosun's salary, probably.

We're at Port 10.

Port 10.

Steer 175.

Steer 175.

We're making reasonable speed.

We should be in Karumba by--

SPEAKER [OVER RADIO]:
Mayday, mayday, mayday.

This is motor vessel to
Karumba in position 16 decimal.

31 south, 130 decimal 58.

NV type caller.

This is Australian
warship "Hammerly."

What is the nature
of your mayday?

Over.

[knock on door]

What is it?

A mayday, sir.

Brief me while I get dressed.

There's a motor
vessel carrying

evacuees from the flood region.

They've been rammed
by another vessel

and they're going down fast.

There's 10 people on board
and we are the closest asset.

OK.

Set course to
intercept, top speed.

What's their ATA?

First light.

Not much time then.

[music continuing]

Vessel have gone down.

Repeat, vessel has gone down.

We have 10 people in the water.

Recovery party to boat deck.

Stand by bomber and
2-Dads, swimmer recovery.

How you going there, Bomber?

Good to go here.

OK.

Stand by.

Heave in on recovery line.

Hand over hand.

Put your back into it, Robert.

Hey, where are your gloves?

OK.

Here we go, Bomber.

Stand by to bring
him on board, charge.

[screams]

Watch out, Bomber.

Avast.
Avast.

Avast.

What the hell was that, RO?

Bomber, are you OK?

I got you.

It's OK.

I got you.

OK, let's try that
again, shall we?

Heave in on the recovery line.

[theme music]

Excuse me.

Sir, all of the 10 passengers
and crew are counted for.

When did their vessel go down?

About an hour after
the skipper maydayed.

Any idea who rammed him?

Well, he said it was
a boatload of cows.

Cows?

Yeah, apparently
they heard mooing.

Vessel's name was Olympus.

Could have been a cattle barge.

Well, that's a common
practice up here in the west.

They often can't move
the cattle by road,

so they use barges to do it.

But they're not designed
to use at night.

They must have realized that
they'd hit another vessel.

Why didn't they stop and help?

I'll let NAVCOM know.

See if they can shed some light.

RO, a word in my cabin, now.

You let the team down this
morning, I want an explanation.

Yes, sir.

I had my appendix out
when I was on shore leave.

The doctor said that I
shouldn't do any heavy lifting

for four to six weeks,
but as it turns out,

she was absolutely right.

Why didn't you
tell me this before?

Well, ma'am, I
made the decision

to keep it to myself because I
didn't want to get left behind.

You put yourself above
the needs of the crew.

You're not a team player, RO.

Sir, with respect,
I strongly disagree.

I believe I'm the
ultimate team player.

By isolating yourself
from your colleagues

and not letting anyone
know of your situation,

you put a man's life at risk.

If it wasn't for Dutchy,
the guy would have

drowned, not to mention Bomber.

I just wanted
to do my job, sir.

Well, for now,
you're on light duties,

and be thankful you're
not off the ship.

Dismissed.

You sure you weren't a
little hard on him then?

He has to learn
to be a team player.

He just wants to be here.

It's amazing what people will
give up to be on this ship.

RO thinks that he's
indispensable, not unlike you.

CO request to bridge.

Sorry, you were saying?

It's Commander
White for you, boss.

Maxine, thanks for
getting back to me.

Mark, we've traced
your hit and run vessel.

The Olympus is a
cattle barge all right,

however, it was reported
hijacked yesterday.

Cattle rustlers on the sea.

That's right.

Tough times correlate
with an increase in theft,

although it seems these
cowboys are rustling

the cattle to sell the both.

Well, do want us to
try and track them down?

Yeah, Coastwatch
reported the barge ashore,

so I've sent a signal through
to your RO with the coordinates.

I just want you to check it out
before you drop off supplies.

OK, we're plotting
a course now.

I'll keep you informed.

RO, back off.

RO.

Oh.

Who left a crew
on the console?

I'm so sorry, Charge.

It was mine.

You never leave a brew
on the marine link console.

What have we got, Charge?

Well, there's a couple
of systems shorted, sir.

2 Dads, bridge.

2 Dads, bridge.

You are going
to have to do tech

rounds until 2 Dads can fix it.

Oh, what are tech rounds?

You go through the ship
at the end of every watch

and manually check and
record all the gauges.

OK.

It's the least I can do.

Where are the gauges?

Go and find them.

Come on, hurry up, Bomber.

Some of us missed breakfast
and we're starving.

And whose fault
was that, Robert?

Is everything my
fault now, is it?

Wasn't it your fault the
marine link shorted out?

Even though I heard
that you let young

Bird caught the flack for it.

Excuse me?

You bumped into me and
you didn't even realize.

Welcome to planet
Robert, Bird.

And what are you insinuating?

XO: Shore party, clothes up.

We've spotted the
hijacked barge.

Abandoned on the tidal flats.

Shore party, clothes up.

That was tasty.

Where are you going?

I'm on shore party.

No, you're on light duties,
RO, and we need a team player.

Bird, do you want on?

Yes.

Well, go get the OK from
the boss first, and then meet

us in the boarding [inaudible].

Sweet.

Did you see that?

I'm being ostracized.

Well, maybe if you
were less self-absorbed

and thought more about
others it wouldn't happen.

What do you mean?

Well, be more like Dutchy.

See how he looks after Bird?

It's not all about you.

Thanks.

Cattle were offloaded
here, for sure.

And then herded that way,
probably onto a road transport.

Swain and I will
check out the barge.

Dutchy, take 2 Dads
and Bird and recky

the direction of those tracks.

Ma'am.

The stink.

Australian Navy.

Hello?

Hey, ma'am, watch your--

Oh.

It's wet.

It's fresh.

Australian Navy.

Hello?

[thumping]

[muffled speaking]

Incoming.

Oh.

Oh.

Yeah, you're funny.

Good reflexes, Bird.

We'll make a Navy
chick out of you yet.

2 Dads, you pig
anything at any one again,

you'll regret it.

I gave her fair warning.

Get up in front
where I can see you.

Come on, we're on patrol, mate.

We need to stay focused.

They're long gone.

[inaudible]

Dutchy?

Dutchy!

Someone's there.

[mooing]

Oh.

Oh, poor darling,
they've left you behind.

Come on.

Come on.

He won't budge.

That's because you
got no idea how to move

a cow, you city slicker.

There's a knack to it?

There sure is.

Come here.

2 Dads, meet us back at the rib.

Well, what about the rustlers?

No, he found tire
tracks up ahead.

They're long gone.

The crew of the
Olympus run herd,

and they've been able to
give us a good description

of the rustlers.

The local police
will follow it up.

Our orders are to
move on to Karumba.

I'll call ahead
to the harbormaster

and update them with our ETA.

2, 3, 4, and I've performed
an intricate hackers

blocking maneuver.

Boom.

So, Dutchy, if you're
not a city slicker,

where are you from?

I grew up on a cattle
farm, Hunter Valley.

That's why he's got
so much horse sense.

[laughter]

That's why he's full of it.

All right, we're
getting serious here.

So your parents are
wealthy property owners?

They were until the
business went under.

What happened?

Well, drought set in.

We had to sell up.

No!

You are out.

Put it there.

Mate, you are a classic.

You may have lost
your inheritance,

but you're winning it
all back here tonight.

May I remind you that no
game is over until it's over.

That's right.

It can all change with
the roll of the dice.

Right.

And I happen to be on record
for making remarkable comebacks

against all odds, yeah?

Give it your best shot, buddy.

I don't know about
you, Dutchy, sounds to me

like a pair of losers to me.

Come on.

Come on.

[inaudible] fell off the table.

Let's roll it again.

Did you just defecate?

No.

So who won?

Well, if you'd
stuck around, you

could have found out, or maybe
even taken on the champion.

Yeah, well, the only board
game worth playing is chess.

Hm.

And I bet you play against
the computer, huh, RO?

Oh, gross.

Is that a cow pad?

Bird.

OK, Bird, all this
food stuff, that

can go straight up to
Area A. And, RO, you

can probably give her a hand.

Most of it's fairly light.

Like your duties, slacker.

2 Dads, you're on the
ginny, Area C. Get moving.

Hey, Bird, about that marine
link incident yesterday,

I really didn't realize
that that was my fault,

so I'll make it up to you.

I could-- I could do your
tech rounds if you want.

Don't sweat it, RO.

It's an opportunity
for me to learn.

Jess, how the hell are you?

I've been looking all
over Melbourne for you

and here you are.

Can you keep moving, please?

I can't hold this all day.
Bird?

No.

I can't go up there.
- What?

I can't go up there.

Jess?

It's me, Darryl.

What's going on?

I can't go up there.

OK.

Leave it with me.

I'll sort him out.
- No.

Can I help you?

Is this the new boyfriend?

No.

It doesn't matter who I am.

You back off or I'm going
to have to back you off.

You kidding?

I'm getting serious here.

Heads up.

Ah.

Ow.

Oh.

What do you
think you're doing?

Did I ask you to get involved?

Well, I'm glad I didn't tell
him to give it his best shot.

Ow.

RO, this is none
of your business.

You've just made
everything worse.

[knocking]

Yeah?

Sir, they've finished
unloading the stores.

Great.

Thanks.

Tomorrow we need
to set up housing.

I was going to suggest that
we give the crew a night ashore.

Good idea.

Make it so.

And I'll organize
a duty watch.

I think you and I should
go out for a drink.

We need to talk.

OK.

I know a quiet bar.

[chatter]

Playing the guitar.

Hey.

Hey.

Come and join us.

Best bar in Karumba.

Can we make an excuse?

I don't think
we have a choice.

Do you prefer wine, X?

Wine would be
good, thanks, Bomber.

- Sure.
- There you go.

Thank you, Dutchy.

RO, why you being all
weird over here by yourself?

What happened to your nose?

Just trying to be
more like Dutchy.

It didn't work.

I know I'm emotionally
deficient and I'm an outsider,

but what am I supposed to do?

RO, you've completely
misinterpreted what I said.

You don't have to be
Dutchy, just be yourself.

Well, you know, a more people
friendly version of yourself.

Come on, no more alone.

Thanks.

Come join the party.

Oh, sorry, I didn't
mean to startle you.

Sorry, Swain, I'm
just a bit jumpy.

Why?

Tired.

I get jumpy when I'm tired.

It's gone 2300, why
don't you turn in?

Is Bomber back?

No, still ashore.

Must be a good time.

Yeah, still got
to do tech rounds

before I can hit the rack.

Has 2 Dads still
not fixed those fuses?

Typical.

Ah!

It's him.
It's him.

I don't know how
he got on the ship.

What the hell?

2 Dads.

Oops.

Bird, you'll be happy to know
that 2 Dads is going to be OK.

I'm so sorry, X. I didn't
mean to injure him, honestly.

Oh, so you hit
him with a torch.

I didn't know that it was him.

OK, Bird, I'm curious.

Who did you intend to
beat senseless then?

I thought it was Daryl.

Daryl?

My ex-boyfriend.

I saw him on the dock today,
and I thought he'd come aboard

and was stalking me.

And why would he do that?

After we started going
out, he, um, got into ice,

you know, drugs.

It really messed him up.

He became violent
and unpredictable.

I couldn't handle it so I told
him that it was over, but he--

he wouldn't accept it.

He wouldn't leave me alone.

That's why I joined the gap
year, to get away from him.

[knocking]

And now he's found me.

OK.

You know what?

Nobody's going to hurt you,
so you don't have to worry.

If he bothers you
again, you tell him

that the relationship
is over, and that you

will take action if he doesn't
stop harassing you, OK?

What if he doesn't
take no for an answer?

You don't let him
control the situation.

You tell him how
it's going to be.

Yeah, I could do
that, couldn't I?

Yeah, you can.

I can come with
you, if you like.

No, thank you,
but I can handle it.

Good.

You let me know what happens?

Yeah.

Thank you.

2 Dads has got a
hard head apparently?

Seems that way.

Maybe he'll think twice
before he plays anymore

of his stupid practical jokes.

Happens on every ship, ma'am.

Sailors love practical jokes.

Maybe, but I don't
intend to indulge them.

Listen, I was wondering if
you could do me a favor?

Keep an eye on Bird?

Yeah.

There's a problem with an
ex-boyfriend here in Karumba.

Hm.

I figured as much.

Yeah.

I think it's important that
she deals with it herself.

OK, I won't intervene
unless necessary.

Thank you.

Good night.

Good night.

Must've been a super size
brew, it's gone everywhere,

ma'am.

How's your head?

Not too bad.

Well, that's good.

When you finish there,
I'll get you to mop out

the laundry in
each of the messes

and then you can report
to Dutchy on the boat

deck for flood relief detail.

I guess I deserved it, ma'am.

Be grateful that I
didn't cancel your leave.

Yes, ma'am.

Thank you.

2 Dads, you are an adult
and a skilled professional,

try to behave like
one in the future

and give an example
to our gap girl, huh?

I will, ma'am.

Good.

OK, I'm going to be allocating
people to various aid task

groups today, so listen up.

Swain, Bomber, you're assisting
with the medical inoculations

against dengue fever
in Area B. 2 Dads,

you're going to help Charge
rig the generators, Area C.

Dutch, are these generators
stapled to our butts?

They can be if
you don't move it.

Bird, you're on rebuilding
and sandbagging detail with me.

Dutchy, um, you haven't
assigned me a detail.

You're on light duties, RO.

Hydration detail.

Water boy.

Shouldn't be too long,
and once we're finished,

we'll be out of your hair.
- No worries.

Thanks for all your help.

You've been great.

Thank you.

All sorted.

Harbormaster is happy for us
to remain alongside until we

finished our details.

Very good.

Might be an opportunity
for us to grab a coffee.

No thanks.

Is there a problem?

You know there is.

Can't we just have a coffee?

I know what I want.

Do you know what you want?

Yes.

Coffee.

Mike, I'm 35 years old.

I want to resolve the
direction of my life.

I need to decide whether I want
to move forward in my career

and push to become
a CO, or whether I'm

going for marriage and
children and a shore posting.

Either way, it's decision time.

Well, it's a weird time
to spring this on me.

You said that the
situation was only

going to last for a few weeks.

It's been months, and there's
no sign of anything changing.

I haven't found a replacement.

I know that you want to
stay on as CO of Hammersley,

and that is perfectly
understandable.

I just wanted you
to know how I feel.

Enjoy your coffee.

Hey, babe.

Jess, we need to talk.

Daryl, uh, this
relationship is over.

I don't want to see you or
speak to you ever again.

I've really missed
you, you know?

Are you even listening to me?

Just because you found
me, it doesn't mean

I'm going to change my mind.
OK?

You need to leave me alone, or
I'll get a restraining order.

You don't need to
threaten me, sweetie.

What?

You think I followed
you up here?

I happen to spot
you by pure chance.

I'm up here on business.

It's very lucrative, and I'd
like you to be part of it.

What kind of
business would you be

involved in, something dodgy?

DARYL: Jess.

Water?

DARYL: I'm clean.

Thanks, RO.

- Is that Daryl?
- Yep.

It doesn't matter.

I'm not interested.

And nothing you say
or do can change that.

I've been watching you.

I've been close
enough to touch you,

and you didn't even know it.

You need protecting
from those morons.

No, I don't.

Bird doesn't want
us to get involved.

Let go of me.

Back off.

Back off and walk away.

See you, Jess.

I'll be thinking of you.

We'll talk.

You all right?

Thanks.

Now come give me a hand?

X, have you got a minute?

Yeah.

Dutchy said you spoke to Daryl.

How'd it go?

Yeah, I said what
I wanted to say.

Good.

X, there's something else.

I think Daryl might be involved
in the cattle rustling.

What makes you think that?

It's just he said that
he'd been watching me.

I know this might
sound paranoid, but--

but back when we
rescued that calf,

I had this feeling
like someone was there.

Dutchy?

Bird, I'm not doubting
what you're saying,

but unfortunately,
a feeling, that's

not evidence of something.

He had mud on his boots, like
the mud from the tidal flats.

But we're in a flood region
and practically everybody

has mud on their boots.

Yeah, right.

It's just obvious that
Daryl is still using drugs,

and he's got to be getting
the money from somewhere.

Does he have a regular job?

No.

He's too erratic to
hold down a real job.

OK.

I'm going to pass his name
on to the local police.

In the meantime, some homework.

Will do.

X, NAVCOM have tasked us to
track down those rustlers.

Would you plot us a
search area within a 50

mile radius of Karumba, please?

Of course, sir.

Marine link up
and running, Charge?

Working perfectly, sir.

Good work, 2 Dads.

No more tech rounds.

Yes, because no more
brews on the marine link.

Actually, uh,
that was my fault.

Don't mumble, Robert.

You're saying it was your fault?

Too little, too
late, I'm afraid.

Sir, can I have a
word with you, please?

What is it, RO?

I've been thinking
about what you

said about being a team player.

Sometimes I find it difficult
to anticipate what people

might be feeling and thinking.

Well, you're not
alone there, RO.

Believe me.

We're all guilty of that
at some time or other.

My point is that I would
like an opportunity to prove

that I'm doing my best.

I'm glad to hear that.

We'll see.

How's the stomach?

Yeah, it's much better.

Great.

Oh, still a little tender.

SPEAKER [OVER RADIO]:
Mayday, mayday, mayday.

This is motor vessel Malu
Trojan in position 16 decimal 25

south 230 decimal 49 east.

That's got to be
just north of us, X.

Have it on radar here, sir.

Malu Trojan, this
is Australian warship

Hammersley, what's the
nature of your mayday?

Over.

SPEAKER [OVER RADIO]:
We are under attack.

A group of hostiles
in a runabout.

They're armed and
calling on us to heed to

or they'll fire upon us.

What cargo are you carrying?

Over.

SPEAKER [OVER RADIO]: We
have a full load of cattle.

Steer 355, revolutions 2000.

Steering 355,
revolutions 2000.

Malu Trojan, this is
Australian warship Hammersley,

we're on our way.

Sir, we've got visual.

I'm betting once they spot
us, they'll turn tail and run.

X, let's get a rib in the
water ready for pursuit.

Boarding party, clothes up.

Hands to boarding stations.

Permission to be part
of the rib crew, sir.

How's your nose?

Yeah.

It's much better.

See?

OK, bowman only.

Thank you, sir.

Uh, sir, I think
they've seen us.

Maintain present
course and speed.

Follow them, Charge.

Yep.

X, the runabout is headed
northeast in towards the shore.

We'll try and
track them on radar

and vector you one
of their position.

Over.

Sir, there's no sign of them.

X, we tracked
them to about half

a mile north of your position,
then they disappeared.

Over.

They may have gone ashore,
so we'll keep looking for them.

There, X.

Found them, sir.

Sir, the rustlers have
abandoned their runabout

and headed off on foot
through the mangroves.

They might have a
vehicle on standby,

so we will search the area
and see if we can locate them.

Roger that, X. Take care.

OK, everyone, I
want you to spread out

but stay in visual
contact with each other.

RO, stay with the rib.

Let's go.

Oh.

You've broken ranks, X.

Just shut up and give
me a hand, will you?

Right away, ma'am.

What are you doing?

Hold still.

Is that really necessary?

- Sorry.
- Put me down.

It's the only way to deal
with a situation like this.

Put me down.

You're welcome.

OK.

The rustlers are that way.

Where's Jess?

She's on the boat.

She's mine.

I'll get her back
one way or another.

Oh.

Ah.

Oh.

Captain, it's X. Over.

Go ahead, X.

Sir, we've located
the rustlers.

No cattle is expected
and they're bogged.

What the hell is RO doing?

Stand by a minute, X.

RO, why are you
returning to the ship?

Over.

He better have a
damn good reason.

RO, why have you
left the shore party?

Over.

He's indicating that he's
got a radio problems, sir.

Radio problems?

What the?

Send Bird down to the boat
deck with a replacement,

and tell him to get over
there as soon as possible.

Yes, sir.

Bird, take this give, it
to Robert the moment he--

X, are you able to
safely take these rustlers?

I think we can, sir.

They're bogged up
to their armpits.

OK, do it.

Be careful.

Copy that.

Let's go.

Australian Navy, put your
hands where we can see them.

[interposing voices]

Get your hands on the truck.

Keep those hands up.

Jess.

You found me.

You do love me, don't you?

I've come to get you.

No.

You've always belonged to me.

Daryl, you are
tragically deluded.

I've told you, I'm
not interested.

No, no, no, no.

You're just brainwashed
by this navy crap.

You'll get over it.

Let go.

Let go of me.

Why?

You want to be with me.

I'll get clean.

Uh, sir, we've got a problem.

What is it?

If that's RO now,
then who the hell came

aboard before from the rib?

Get Bird on the radio,
find out what's going on.

Bird, bridge.

Over.

Bird, bridge.

Over.

Daryl, let go!

Daryl, stop!

Rib.

Bridge Captain, Piper
way port, seaboat.

Away port, seaboat.

Rib's gone, X.

What?

Runabouts gone too.

Charge is on his way in the
second rib to pick you up.

Over.

XO: Roger that, sir.

Cut your engine,
give yourself up.

Oh, come on, Daryl.

You left your weapon on board.

You want to play chicken?

Bring it on.

Make our guests comfortable
down in our steer, Charge.

Will do, sir.

Move it.

Sir, another one for you.

Put him down with
the others, Swain.

And get him out of our uniform.

Good word, Leader.

You showed selflessness and
concern for a team member.

Well done.

Thanks, sir.

Awesome effort, RO.

You're a hero, RO.

Robert, thank you
for what you did today.

You're amazing.

Look, I'm glad I
could be of assistance.

Daryl won't be
bothering you again.

Yes, have a good time.

Come back refreshed.

Thanks, Captain.

[inaudible], Swain.

RO seems to have
made some friends.

Team player after all.

Kate?

Yeah?

I've thought
about what you said.

I guess RO's not the only one
who's been a bit self-absorbed.

I know that you're not ready
to give up Hammersley just yet,

and I can see how
important it is to you.

So what do we do?

Be professional, as always.

And marriage?

Kids?

It does take two, you know?

You enjoy your shore leave.

Excuse us, sir.

See ya.

See ya.

X?

There's this cool
bar up by the marina.

I was going to go grab a drink.
Want to come with me?

Absolutely.
Yeah.

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