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- that completes this sector.
- that's good progress, chip.

- these the latest readings?
- aye, sir.

We've charted over 90 square
Miles of bottom in the last 24 hours.

At this rate, we should be able
To head for home in three days.

You won't get any complaint from the
Crew on that one. It's been a long cruise.

And an important one. This information
Will be invaluable once it's complete.

- chip, feed this data into the computer.
- aye, aye, sir.

Chief.

What is it, patterson?
What are you getting?

Metal contact. Bearing: 0-2-0
Relative. Range: 1,000 yards.

Okay. You stay with it, kid.

What are you getting
On the fathometer?

A definite profile, chief.
Either a wreck or a sub.

Well, if it’s a sub, we
Should hear something.

Riley, what's your reading
On the hydrophone?

Nothing, chief. No sound.

Hey, skipper. We're picking
Something up on the bottom dead ahead.

It profiles like a sub, but
We don't hear a sound from it.

All right, chief.

- ahead one-third.
- one-third. Aye.

It's probably a wreck.

Activate forward keel camera.

That's a sub, all right.

But a strange-looking one.
Let's have a closer view.

- chip.
- sir?

Bring us up over
The wreck, dead slow.

Aye, aye, sir. Ahead dead slow.

Dead stop. Hold
Your trim right there.

Dead stop. Hold trim.

“u444.”

It's an old german
Sub, a world war I type.

- then it must be almost 60 years old.
- uh-huh.

Mark this position. I'd like to come back
And investigate when we have more time.

So would I.

- all ahead standard.
- all ahead standard.

Engine room to conn.
We have no power.

This is the captain.
What's the trouble?

Reactor power shut down, sir.

No indication yet as to why.

Shut down? But that— that's not
Possible. Look at these readings.

Doesn't make sense.

Chief, get down there
And see what the matter is.

Aye, aye, sir.

Skipper. The observation nose.

Riley, give me a reading.

No sound, sir. None at all.

Strong bottom
Currents are doing it.

It, uh— it must be that.

It's coming right up in
Front of us. We can't move.

Skipper! I'm getting something!

Sound from a dead ship?

Pipe it through the speaker.

Voyage to the bottom of the sea.

Starring richard basehart...

David hedison.

Voyage to the bottom of the sea.

Patterson?

Sonar's out, skipper.

We're getting plenty of
Juice, but no response.

- what about the tv screen, chip?
- dead.

Engineering's still
Checking out the reactor pile.

They just can't figure
Out why it shut down.

Same report on the
Hydrophonometer. No response.

There's no problem with the main
Generators. We're getting plenty of power.

But nothing works.

What the devil's going on?

The sub's gone.

Engine room to conn.

The power's reactivated and
We're standing by to answer bell.

- right.
- sonar's working, skipper.

- fathometer back on, sir.
- sir, hydrophone's operative.

That does it,
Admiral. You explain it.

I wish I could.

Sonar. Any contact
At all with the u-boat?

- no contact, sir.
- fathometer?

- it's not there, skipper.
- hydrophone?

Not a thing, sir.

No visual contact.
No instrument contact.

That thing out there
Just vanished. Any ideas?

Just one. Let's get out of here!

- resume course. All ahead standard.
- aye, aye, sir.

- up scope.
- resume course. All ahead standard.

Resume course!
All ahead standard!

Come in.

- did you want to see me?
- yeah. Sit down.

I sent a private query
About that hulk we saw today.

Here's the answer.

U444 is a german submarine...

First commissioned in july 1916.

Any report on when it was sunk?

It attacked an allied
Convoy in september 1918...

And was sent to the bottom
By a canadian sub chaser.

Canadian? What was it doing
In the central pacific area?

It didn't happen in
The central pacific.

It happened in
The north atlantic.

That's a good 5,000 air miles
From where we found her...

More than 30,000 sea miles.

What's the answer?

There isn't any.

- bridge to captain.
- go ahead, bridge.

We've spotted some debris dead
Ahead. There's a survivor clinging to it.

Make all preparations
To pick him up.

- I'll be topside in a minute.
- aye, aye, sir.

- I'll see you in the control room.
- right.

Stand by to receive survivor.

Is the man alive?

Aye, sir. In good shape.

Very well. Bring him aboard.

I'll see him in
The control room.

Look sharp below.
Bring him alongside easy.

- well?
- there's a survivor, all right.

They're bringing him aboard.

Riley, did sparks pick
Up any distress signals?

No, sir.

Mr. Morton had me check.

There weren't supposed
To be any ships in this

Immediate area. What's
He a survivor from?

I don't know. We seem to be
Having quite a run of strange incidents.

We've got him, sir. Deck
Detail is bringing him down now.

- check the generator!
- generator is okay, sir.

Good evening, gentlemen.

I request permission
To come below.

Permission granted.

I'm captain garhardt krueger of
The s.S. Edelweiss out of hamburg.

My thanks for the rescue.

- are there other men out there?
- none, captain.

Now, may I do something
About these clothes?

- of course. Show him some dry clothes.
- aye, sir. This way, sir.

Prepare to take us down to
90 feet and resume course.

Aye, sir.

Those are the facts, gentlemen.

My vessel was
Rammed by a submarine.

A world war I u-boat.

Uh, but there's no such
Craft in commission.

That is true.

But I am convinced that this was
A ghost ship—a flying dutchman.

Captain krueger, I realize you've
Been through quite an ordeal...

You don't believe me. I'm sorry.

May I see your masters papers?

You will find them at
The bottom of the sea.

Saved nothing.

- then you, uh— you have no identification.
- none.

Well, under the
Circumstances, captain...

I'll have to assign an escort to
You as long as you're aboard.

There are many classified
Areas on this vessel.

Of course. Of
Course. I understand.

If I were in your place, I
Would do the same thing.

Where do you plan
To put me ashore?

Our next landfall is the hawaiian
Islands. We'll drop you at honolulu.

If you wish.

Now, gentlemen, I am tired.

Oh. Of course. Kowalski
Will escort you to your cabin.

I hope you will be comfortable.

My profound thanks
For your courtesy.

Rest well, captain.

You too, admiral.

This way, captain.

Well, either he's
Lying or he's insane.

Perhaps.

Captain krueger?
Stand right where you are.

Did you call me?

Uh, I— I-1 could've sworn I...

N-no, sir, I-1 didn't call.

Good night, sailor.

G-good night.

I'm convinced the man's insane.

I wouldn’t go that far, lee.

Then how do you explain this wild
Story and this report from hamburg?

There's no such ship called the
S.S. Edelweiss, and there never was.

- the whole thing's an elaborate lie.
- it's possible.

But if his ship wasn't wrecked, how did he
Get out there in the middle of the ocean?

I don't know, but I'm
Keeping a close eye on him...

Until we put him
Onshore in honolulu.

After that, it's the
Authorities' problem.

- how soon do we get to honolulu?
- by midafternoon.

And believe me, it's
None too soon for me.

- sparks?
- aye, sir.

Come to my quarters immediately.

I have a top priority
Communication to go out.

Aye, aye, sir.

Riley.

There's something weird
About that guy krueger.

You can say that again.
That guy's creepsville.

Oh, man. You two
Characters kill me.

We pick a guy up
Out of the water...

And right off the bat you start
Flappin' your lips about him...

Like a couple of old ladies.

- 1 suppose you think he's okay.
- of course he's o...

If there's anything I
Know, it's human nature.

This guy's as normal as you are.

Maybe twice as normal.

- you should have checked these figures.
- I did, sir.

Either the computer has
Blown its cork, or I have.

- my money's on the computer.
- everything all right?

Everything's great if
You like the south seas.

How did we get here?

If those coordinates are right,
We've been sailing due south all night.

Nearly 300 miles off course.

- who took these observations?
- 1 did, sir.

I took the readings from
The navigation satellite.

It checks.

- what happened to the inertial navigator?
- 1 don't know.

Navigation, this is the captain.

Navigation, aye.

We're a good 300 miles
South of where we ought to be.

When was the last time
You checked the n.G.A.?

We just ran a check, sir.
Someone's altered the setting.

- very well. Mark the correction.
- aye, sir.

There's only one man on
Board who could do this.

I don't see how it could
Be captain krueger, lee.

He was under
Surveillance all night.

- get us back on course.
- right, skipper.

Kowalski, you were guarding captain
Krueger's cabin last night, weren't you?

Yes, sir. Until I got off watch.

But somebody was
On duty all night.

Anything wrong, sir?

Very wrong, kowalski.

- sir.
- yes?

Uh, nothing.

Sorry, sir.

- are you sure you won't have some coffee?
- no, thank you.

- 1 seldom drink it anymore.
- mmm.

I appreciate the opportunity to
Speak to you in private, admiral.

It's my pleasure. Now,
Uh, what can I do for you?

Admiral, do you know who I am?

I know who you told us you are.

Do you know who I am, admiral?

I don't have time to play games.

This is not a game,
And you know it is not!

What if I were to tell you that I
Am what you suspect me to be?

A suspicion you would
Not dare verbalize...

For fear of being
Ridiculed by your men.

I think you're
Talking in, uh, circles.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I...

Now who's playing
Games, admiral?

I willed you to know
Who I am last night.

Now you must believe it.

Again, if you'll excuse me.

I am here on a mission.

A mission of life and
A mission of death...

And I need your help.

But...

Obviously you will need time
To accept me for what I am.

You shall have that time.

Come in.

Excuse me, admiral.

Captain krueger...

I'll have to confine you to the brig
For the rest of your stay on the ship.

As you wish, sir.

What's this all about, lee?

Someone deliberately
Altered our course last night.

We won't arrive in
Honolulu until late tomorrow.

None of our men had
Anything to do with it.

Captain, are you trying
To avoid landing there?

Most assuredly not, captain.

You had your men watching
Him ever since he came aboard.

Now, how could he have
Possibly done anything?

I don't know, admiral.

But I do know this
Submarine is scheduled to

Be at specific places
At specific times...

And that job's
My responsibility.

Now, I'm sorry, captain...

But I'll have to
Confine you to the brig.

Master-at-arms.

Skipper, unidentified
Submarine dead ahead.

- definite contact, sir.
- all stop.

- all stop.
- all stop.

It can't be.

It's the same sub— the u444.

I saw the markings
With my own eyes.

The last sighting was hundreds of
Miles away. Now, how did it get here?

We've been going in circles.
That's the only explanation.

Unless you buy krueger's
Story about a flying dutchman.

I've never seen a ship that
Looked more like a derelict.

But those noises from inside—
Now, how do you explain that?

Well, a remote-controlled
Electronic device.

Somebody's got a way of controlling that
Sub and they're hanging right on our tail.

Why?

Why?

Look at the crew.
They're all on edge.

You don't think
Anyone went to these

Fantastic lengths just
To demoralize the crew.

Yes!

And unless they have detection devices
Better than anything we know about...

They have to be getting their information
From right here aboard this ship.

- krueger.
- do you have a better explanation?

Frankly, no.

Skipper! Sonar's losing contact!

It's gone. It's disappeared.

Just like before.

Captain krueger's
Quite a conjurer.

I'll be in my cabin
If you need me.

- get under way.
- aye, aye, sir.

No talking to the prisoner.

Sorry, chief.

- chief?
- yeah?

May I borrow your pen?

Oh, sure...

Uh, what for?

Well, it is my hobby
To draw charts...

But I find it difficult without
The writing materials.

Your pen, please?

Well, I'm sorry. I can't give you anything
Without the permission of the captain.

Thank you.

Admiral nelson.

How did you get in here?

Forgive the intrusion, sir.

Don't call.

Your men don't know
That I have left the brig.

Don't inform them until
We have had our little talk.

All right, captain
Krueger. Talk.

Your crew is no
Longer compatible.

They have seen things they cannot explain,
And they are at the breaking point.

I thought that now...

You might be able
To accept me...

For what I really am.

I think you're a madman...

And I'm getting a little
Tired of your bag of tricks.

I have been patient, admiral,
Because I respect you.

But you have not seen
Fit to return the courtesy.

So now you will listen
And you will do as I say.

I want you to kill
Captain crane.

You are mad.

This is no wild caprice.

I have waited through the years
For such a man as your captain.

Waiting for what?

My career was so
Short, so suddenly cut off.

But I can be incarnate in him.

He is young, vital...

So alive...

With a great naval
Career ahead of him.

You want to take over his body?

Exactly.

I knew you would understand.

You seem to be able to get
Around pretty well, krueger.

I don't see why you
Don't do the job yourself.

It is impossible for
Me to take the life...

Of the body I want to possess.

So I come to you...

A man who can understand...

This unique problem.

I'm afraid that you
Overestimate my understanding.

I doubt that very much, admiral.

You will do it...

To save your submarine and
The members of your crew.

Now, look here.

I have made a deadline.

Your position is
Here. Am I right?

You know it is. You
Altered our course.

I told you I would give
You time to accept me.

The deed must be done...

Before the submarine crosses
North of the 16th parallel.

Cross that line before you
Have killed your captain...

And it is the end of the
Submarine and all aboard her.

All right, I've listened to you, captain
Krueger, and I've heard enough!

This is the admiral. Send the
Master-at-arms to my quarters immediately.

- aye, sir.
- remember.

The 16th parallel.

Admiral!

I've had it with krueger. So has
The crew. I want him off the ship now.

We're seven hours from hawaii.
I'm afraid you'll have to wait.

The flying sub could have
Him at hickam field in an hour.

You're that desperate
To get him off the ship?

Aren't you?

The quicker we get him
Off the ship the better.

All right.

I don't know that you're doing the
Right thing, but have it your own way.

Chip, have the flying sub made
Ready for immediate launch.

Aye, aye, sir.

Well? Are you going
To tell him, or shall I?

No, I'll tell him.

Open the cell door, please.

Captain krueger.

Fire alert! Fire
Alert! Fire alert!

Fire alert...

Fire detail to the flying sub!

Fire detail to the flying sub!

- get mr. Morton out of there!
- aye, sir.

What was it?

Chip was checking the flying
Sub. There was an explosion.

- 1s he hurt?
- 1 don't know.

He was knocked out.

I guess he's okay.

Come on!

- take him to sick bay.
- I'm all right.

You're going to sick
Bay anyway. Take him.

Aye, aye, skipper.

- how did it happen?
- 1 don't know yet.

If krueger weren't locked in
The brig, I’d think it was him.

- he isn’t.
- he isn't what?

He isn't locked in the brig.

When I went there to get
Him, he was already gone.

The guard on the door had
No idea how he got away.

The fire's out and the blowers
Are clearing out the smoke now.

What caused the explosion?

I'd say it was, um,
Deliberate sabotage, sir.

- chief.
- sir?

Round up every available
Man. Start a search of this sub.

I want captain krueger, and I
Want him in the next 10 minutes.

Special message for you
Just arrived on the scrambler.

Thanks.

Riley! Come on, we're waiting!

- he got away again? You're putting me on.
- ask patterson.

It's the truth. They figure he's the
One that sabotaged the flying sub.

Man, this guy is wild.

All right, knock it off and
Give me your attention.

Search the port side
Forward. All compartments,

Lockers, stores and
Ventilating ducts.

Now, listen, don't take any
Unnecessary chances, but grab this guy.

- all right, shove off.
- right.

All right, that
Covers it. Let's go.

Uh, I'm sorry, sir. Uh, we have
Orders to search every compartment.

Even officer's country.

- oh, that's all right, men. Carry on.
- aye, aye, sir.

Oh, sir, he's not in your cabin.

Oh.

Well, good. Good.

Admiral.

So you refused to listen.

I listened, krueger.

And you ignored my warning.

Or perhaps you did not
Believe that I was serious.

The explosion in your flying sub
Should have proven otherwise.

I am very serious. I
Want captain crane dead.

Why do you think that anything
Would make me kill lee crane?

The death of one man to save
The lives of a hundred others...

Is an extraordinary bargain.

Captain crane is not
Only a fine officer...

He's a very close, close friend.

That is unfortunate, admiral.

Perhaps you are doing
Your friend an injustice...

Not to kill him.

/ can give his
Body immortality...

And in return it will give
Me the warmth of life.

I want captain crane's
Body, and I intend to have it.

Let me remind you...

With your help only
The captain dies.

Without it, you, the captain, the
Submarine, everybody aboard her...

Will be destroyed!

Act soon.

Take out your gun, admiral.

The 16th parallel
Is coming nearer.

Admiral, we've gone through...

- chief, come in here.
- sir!

- I want captain krueger put in irons.
- aye, aye, sir.

And if he tries to escape one
More time, I want him shot on sight.

Pass that order to all hands.

You heard the order.

Lee?

How long...

Before we cross
The 16th parallel?

I'd say three or four hours.

I'm going to the control
Room. I'll find out.

Yes. Yes, do that.

- lee?
- yes?

I'll join you
There a little later.

Lee! What's going on?

He's loose again. He broke
Out of the irons and he escaped.

Stay away from that man.

Why should I?

I'm asking you to.
Isn't that enough?

- why are you trying to protect krueger?
- I'm trying to protect you.

Admiral, this time
I'm gonna finish it.

Halt!

Make a move, and you're dead.

1 got him! I got him!

Where is he?

Where are you? Krueger?

Where are you? Krueger!

Krueger!

Krueger!

Krueger!

Krueger!

Krueger!

- I'm gonna kill you, krueger!
- kowalski, what’s the matter?

- krueger!
- what is it?

- krueger! Krueger!
- what's the matter?

Krueger!

- what's the matter?
- hey! Get ahold of him!

Kowalski! Hey! Come on!

Kowalski!

He's flipped, sir!
He's flipped! He's nuts!

- what is it?
- he's flipped his lid, sir.

- krueger!
- kowalski, now wait a...

- snap out of it!
- come on, kowalski!

Take him to sick bay.

All right, let's
Continue the search.

Patterson, riley, come with me.

- hold it, krueger!
- over here, skipper!

We got him, skipper.

He's dead.

I want a sea burial detail
For him. Take care of it.

Aye, sir.

- chief, prepare to surface.
- aye, aye, sir.

Body up.

“we therefore commit
His body to the deep...

“looking to the general
Resurrection in the last day...

‘and the life of the
World to come...

“and to his second coming in
Glorious majesty to judge the world.

“the sea shall
Give up her dead...

‘and the corruptible bodies of those
Who sleep in him shall be changed...

“and made like unto
His glorious body...

“according to the
Mighty workings...

Whereby he is able to
Subdue all things unto himself.”

Secure the detail.

Admiral?

Let's get below.

Well, that's that.

Lee, um...

What's our exact position?

Right now we should be
Crossing the 16th parallel.

- you're certain?
- of course I'm certain.

What's wrong, admiral?

Ever since krueger came
Aboard, you've— you've acted...

Just leave— leave it alone, lee.

I—I have the
Strangest feeling...

That you know more about
Krueger than you've said.

He did things that would
Ordinarily make you blow your stack.

Yet the stranger his actions
Were, the more tolerant you were.

- why?
- I said, leave it alone, lee!

Oh, well...

Well, it's all academic
Now anyway.

He won't bother us again.

- he's back.
- what?

The 16th parallel.

You're certain we're
Crossing it now?

I told you we're crossing it
Now. What's the matter with you?

Admiral, what's wrong?

What happened?

You know— you know something
About krueger, don't you?

There's something
You're not telling me.

Now, what is it?

Tell me what happened!

Tell me what's
Happened. Tell me!

Admiral.

- what is it?
- blips on radar screen—
I've never seen this kind before.

It's a large object
On the surface.

Range?

Range: 1,500 yards, on
An intersecting course.

Notify captain
Crane on the bridge.

- aye, sir.
- chip, alter course 10 degrees.

Aye, sir. Helmsman,
10 degrees right rudder.

Captain crane.

Blips on radar screen.

Range: 1,500 yards, on
An intersecting course.

All right, patterson, we'll
Try to get a visual contact.

Activate searchlight.

It doesn't discourage
Easily, does it?

No, sir.

They changed directions with us.

Still on an intercepting course.

They're trying to ram us.

Looks like it.

What is that ship?

You might call it the, uh...

The flying dutchman.

Range now 1,000 yards.

They're closing on us. I'll
Try to warn them off by radio.

Missile room! Activate
Magnetic homing missile!

- ready with number four!
- aye, aye, sir.

Bearing: 0-2-0.

Range: 500 yards.

- stand by!
- aye, aye, sir.

Fire four!

Kill the light.

A direct hit, mr. Morton.
Take her down.

Aye, sir.

What kind of torpedo did
You shoot at the u-boat?

It, uh— it wasn't a torpedo.

It was a metal-seeking missile.

Without the dousing equipment...

There was no chance
Of avoiding the hit.

And the fog? It
Provided no cover?

Our infrared searchlights
Saw right through it.

Gentlemen, I must
Ask your forgiveness.

I am beginning to realize
That I have made a mistake.

It has taken me until
Now to recognize the fact.

That there was a
Basic flaw in my plan.

Oh, I could still destroy
You by a wave of my hand...

But it would be to no avail.

I know now that...

I am behind the times.

Too far behind.

It used to be so much simpler.

Everything was so much simpler.

So, gentlemen...

I apologize and I leave
You to your modern world...

With all its...

Bewildering hardware.

I wonder where it will take you.

I don't believe he'll
Come back again.

He's out of place
And out of time here.

I think he finally realized it.

All right, man your
Stations. Full speed ahead.

The captain said man your
Stations. Full speed ahead.

Now move it.