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General Quarters, General Quarters,

mines in the water.

Set Condition Zebra... all decks.

- Disengage shafts.
- Disengage on.

No turns port and starboard.
Rig for Quiet One.

Mines in the water.

All hands, rig for Quiet One.

The reason for General Quarters
is mines in the water.

Secure all spaces, Set Condition Zebra.

My fellow Americans, 30 minutes ago,

I gave the order to begin the evacuation

of all United States Naval forces

from our Base in Uruma, Okinawa.

What's left of the Pacific Fleet...

two ships... is currently heading east,

en route to their agreed
position in Pearl Harbor.

Shut down long-range sonar.

- Shine Kingfisher.
- Shining Kingfisher.

Whose water is
this? Whose been out here?

This is disputed territory.

There's three nations,

several non-governmental actors
currently vying for...

Why are you turning off sonar
if there are mines around?

Long-range sonar's
what set off that explosion.

Kingfisher's lower power

will still give us a picture
of the minefield.

Efforts are currently being made

to negotiate for the release
of the hostages,

both directly with the parties involved

and through our allies in the region.

The nature of these details
must and will remain classified.

I've got Kingfisher on this screen, sir.

There's got to be
dozens of them out there, sir.

TAO, you seeing what I'm seeing?

I count 96, sir.

I ask for all Americans
to maintain faith

with their government
in this time of crisis,

while we keep our service people
in our prayers and thoughts.

Thank you.

No questions at this point, but I
will keep you informed as things progress.

How do we know this is the whole story

when your administration
has been keeping information

from the public ever since
Chandler left for Asia?

Sets of three, and they're
very close, sir.

Sir, I've calculated every
available path for us, sir.

We're surrounded. There's no way out.

You only put up a wall if
you're trying to protect something.

That means we're close.

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All done pirating for the day?

Not quite.

What are you after this time?

A shipment of men's suits?

Lawn furniture?

No, not today.

Today, we hunt a bigger prize...

your ship.

Masks, suits, fins, tanks at pressure,

regulators, cutting tools, comms.

Now, Cruz, Kudelski,
Wallace, Fiores, you're all going in.

Be damn sure I wish I could join you.

Next time, L.T.

They're lining the pass here to here...

groups of three chained together.

Each mine set appears to be anchored

to the bottom by a single tether.

We figure larger traces
like these here and here

could be contact mines.

Narrower traces could be magnetic.

Normally, I'd have you work in teams,

but we have too many mines to scout.

So you'll be going in solo.

Now, once you get close
enough to a mine,

you'll radio in the intel.

We'll have spec sheets in the CIC

to help you determine how to disarm.

All right. Listen up!

I know you're all in a hurry

to get to our people on the
other side of that minefield,

but we got to get ourselves
out of here in one piece first.

So go slow, be smart.

Let's get this done.

You realize what a shit
storm we're gonna be in

if they don't find their
way out of that minefield?

Barnes is already fishing
for answers about Chandler.

We weren't gonna broadcast
to the country,

and possibly the pirates,

that our Chief of Naval Operations

is playing cowboy on the James.

National Security issue,
plain and simple.

I just heard from Beatty.

The regional leadership committee

- is demanding a meeting.
- Demanding?

Half of them are in town
already. The rest are on their way.

We're gonna have to level
with them about Asia,

bring them into the fold.

I'm afraid Allison's right.

Like it or not, they're our partners,

and they speak for millions
in their territories.

Their support is crucial,
now more than ever.

We've got a banana split here.

Block contact activated.

Block magnetically activated.

Still trying to get a handle
on the third one.

Everyone else seeing the same thing?

Yes, sir.

Wolf, is there any writing on it?

A manufacturers' number?

Anything?

Negative so far.

Look at the tether attachment.

Sometimes the boltheads are stamped.

Nothing.

There's nothing.

Never seen a mine like this before.

I have it at one meter in
diameter, steel casing, painted.

Checking reference
based on physical descriptors.

Stand by.

And what looks like a vent hole

on the center of a steel
box at the bottom.

Vent's screened off.

I can't see in there too well.

There's some kind of homemade
contraption in there.

Anything, Burk?

Nothing yet.

Homemade sounds about right.

Sir, we're drifting.

Suggest we start our
starboard engine and run slow...

two degrees right rudder, one
minute every five to counteract.

Helm, ahead 1/3 for two knots as
necessary to maintain position.

- Muffle starboard and proceed.
- Aye, sir.

All right. Listen up, gentlemen.

Looks like we're
gonna have to start sweeping

with just the information we got.

Stay as clear as you can from
the third mine in each series.

I need you to cut
the chains to the bottom

in a narrow avenue ahead of the ship,

then you are going to gently
move each group out of the way,

one by one.

Are you all ready?

Aye, sir.

All right, mine-group seven,
that's you, Kudelski.

- Start now.
- Kudelski, aye.

Commencing cutting 12 lengths
beneath the mine.

Captain, we need to belay that order.

There's something about this third mine.

There's some kind of electrical
coiling in it.

Kudelski, stand fast.

Chain's free, Captain.

It's all good. I may
need a hand from another diver

to move these guys.
They're pretty heavy.

Kudelski, did you hear
the captain's order to belay?

It's moving, sir.

- Kudelski.
- Sir.

This mine here. It's
beginning to vibrate.

Kudelski!

- Out of the water!
- Back up!

- Out of the water now!
- Back up, now!

Deploy retrieval teams.
Everyone out of the water now!

All teams out of the water!

Oh, Jesus, Kudelski's

Captain.

Come.

Bring your doctor.

High fever.

Jaundice.

She has red flu, but the
blood is not working.

Her pulse is elevated.

She may have the red flu,
but she also has malaria.

That's what's causing all this.

Are you sure?

She has all the symptoms.

I don't need to tell you
about all the mosquitos out there.

What do we need?

No, there's nothing in here.
I need antibiotics.

She's your wife.

God damn sons of bitches!

You find Kudelski?

Nothing to find, sir.

Did you see that?

After the explosion?

The mines dropped
their anchoring chains.

- All of them?
- That means they're sensing something.

Blast must've triggered them, huh?

Well, we should be able to push
them out the way then, right?

- They're floating free?
- I don't know.

I just know I don't like it.

Neither do I.

Good to see you, Senator.

Manuel, welcome.

Thank you, Mr. President.

Al, Roberta, Randall, sit down.

Please, sit down.

Thanks for taking
the time, Mr. President.

I know it's not been easy.

Well, I appreciate you
making the trip here.

Obviously, we have a lot to discuss,

so I think we should just jump in.

Is it possible the
explosion knocked them all free?

If it was powerful enough to do that,

none of us would be standing here.

That coil there.

Maybe it's some kind of sensor.

To make the mines drop their chains?

What would that even accomplish?

Well, look at that there,
behind the coil.

Is that... is that moving?

If it is, it could be a motor.

Is that even possible?

I've seen hundreds of mines.

Never anything like that before.

It's an improvised weapon.

Anything's possible.

Sonar, you getting any kind of low hum?

I got something.

Very faint, sir.

I thought it was the echo off
the coral of our gear, but...

TAO, take a listen.

It's barely audible.

Could it be the hum of a motor?

It's getting louder.

Where's it coming from?

It's coming from all
around us, from all directions.

That third mine has its own engine.

The sounds are getting closer.

Mines are coming right at us.

So Nathan James is trapped
in this minefield as we speak!

That's right.

And when did Chandler leave Hong Kong?

After the kidnapping occurred.

At which point Peng,
the president of China,

tried to blow up his plane?

Captain Chandler's certain
that's the case, sir.

And now he's taken the helm

and is personally leading
the rescue mission.

Not quite how you presented it to us.

Well, I'm sure you can understand

I didn't feel
comfortable discussing the details

over our video-conference systems.

Well, I suppose it's a good thing

we showed up here today, then.

Yes, it is, and I appreciate
your support, as always.

At the risk of sounding
cold-hearted, I'll be blunt.

These events in Asia
are coming at a bad time.

Our constituents in the territories

are still reeling from the plague

and the chaos that followed.

This situation across the globe,

coupled with tensions
over construction...

we're seeing demonstrations
in the streets.

They're not peaceful vigils
like you've got going on here.

We-We've got people on the brink
of... of rioting, Mr. President.

I understand.

So what can I do to help?

Cancel the ration cards.

Restore the land-claim rights.

Open the markets.

Rescind all of my domestic policies.

They're not working
and people aren't happy.

There's not much more they can take...

You think you can waltz in here

and leverage this crisis to muscle me?

Look, when you
closed the banks for a month

and then reopened them
with limited withdrawals,

we supported you even
though our people were up in arms.

When you used the military

to forcibly remove refugees
from their shelters...

Those weren't
shelters. Those were land grabs...

people squatting in homes
of surviving plague victims,

pushing out surviving family members

who had a legitimate right to be there.

- That is an oversimplification, sir.
- Is it?

I'm living in a hotel next door.

I've seen where you live,
Manuel, in that mansion.

It's quite an upgrade
from your previous home.

Tell me, do you even know
who it belongs to?

There's no reason

to make this personal, Mr. President.

We're here to help you
as much as ourselves.

You're weak right now.

With what's going on overseas...

people are losing faith.

You can't solve Asia... fine.

Then give the people
something they want.

And if I don't?

I only have so much control
over my region.

Some of our truckers may decide
they no longer want to volunteer

to make those long-haul shipments

all the way to the heartland.

Suddenly, your people don't
have the supplies they need,

then you don't have candles out
there, you've got pitchforks.

Gentlemen, Mrs. Price, I'll remind you

that we were sitting around
this table just five months ago.

We put our hands together and we agreed

that this was the best arrangement

for the country under reconstruction.

The presidency, here, in St. Louis

with the Chief of Staff and
my Secretary of Foreign Affairs

chosen from your regions.

Senator Beatty with the
constitutional authority

to ratify certain new
laws, and I thank you for that...

and an expectation that all of you

would try to maintain control
over your regions

until we sorted out how
the boundaries could be drawn

or whether or not we needed
to elect new governors.

Now, we've got congressional elections
coming up next month,

after which the people,
through the voice of the new Congress,

can decide whether or not
to retain my policies.

Until then, I say this...
get a handle on your people.

If you can't and you
really fear rioting,

I will not hesitate to use the
full force of our armed forces

to maintain order in this country.

Now, I have a job to do, and so do you.

As your president, I advise
all of you to get to it.

Thank you for coming
and have a safe trip back.

How's she doing, doc?

Malaria's a funny disease.

It comes in waves.

She's in a lull now.

I don't need to tell you,
we can't lose her.

She's gonna be touch and go for a bit.

And the baby?

If I can't get the
fever spikes under control...

A highly placed source tells me

there is currently broad suspicion

that CNO Tom Chandler
is no longer in China,

but is, in fact,
onboard the Nathan James

in pursuit of man called
Takehaya and the hostages.

Whether or not they're making progress,

no one can tell us,
except the man behind that door,

which remains closed.

No questions have been answered today.

What do you think you're doing?

Turn that off.

Where did you hear that?

So it's true.

Judging by your
reaction, there's no good news.

Get him out of here.

There's no one in there.

They all left for the night.

Who told you about Chandler?

Who do you think?

One of the regional leaders.

Don't you see how you're
being manipulated?

I think it's you and the
administration that are doing the manipulating.

- We could freeze your credentials.
- I thought we still had a free press.

Jacob, this is a sensitive operation.

I am begging you,
do not run that story...

not now.

What do I get?

A sit-down with the president...

- one-on-one.
- Today?

Tomorrow.

Just give us 24 hours.

You got 12.

I can't tell how fast they're moving.

Lucky for us, the motors are very small

and the mines are very large,

and we're 1/4 mile from the closest one.

Well, how soon till the first
one closes in on us?

TAO estimates approximately 44 minutes,

with the next wave
a few minutes later...

if we're still here.

Has anyone talked about
evacuating the ship

while we still have time?

We canvassed the crew.

No one's leaving.

We already lost one man. I'm not
gonna lose another. What do we do?

I say we send the divers out again,

we attach C-4 charges to each mine,
we blow them up one by one.

That could cause a chain reaction

- and blow the whole minefield.
- You got a better idea?

Put flotation gear on them.
Get them to rise to the surface,

ship takes them out one
by one with the 50-cals.

Not enough time.

TAO... we still have both Nixies?

Yes, sir. Full working order.

How's that gonna help us?

We drag a Nixie
behind us to fool a torpedo.

What's to stop us from having
it trick the mines?

Rig the Nixie tube to the
batteries on the helo,

crank up the sound generator,

and tow it through
the minefield ahead of us.

So the sound it puts out

triggers the sonically
activated mines to blow

and creates a path for the ship.

And we follow the helo's
track as it clears a lane.

How fast can you rig it?

Less than 10, sir. I'm on it.

Sir, I don't think Jesse's helo

can cover enough water
in the time that we have.

You may get a path out,
but by the time it's clear,

the mines on our flank
are gonna take us out.

We can rig the second Nixie
to one of the RHIBs.

You let my team run interference
on the weak side.

You'll be racing over the
mines as the detonate.

We got 100 yards of cable, sir.

We... We put the Nixie
far enough behind us,

it takes the blows.

We keep moving through.

It's the only way.

Get it done.

What is it?

Sir, um...

Driving the RHIB
could be a two-man job,

if it had to be.

Wolf and me... we don't have
wives and kids at home.

Green doesn't need to join.

Understood.

Thank you.

Sir.

Kara, it's May 27th.

I'm recording this message at...

11:22 hours local time, South China sea.

You should know Danny
will be assigned off the ship,

but in case we
don't make it out of here...

please forward the
following message to my children.

Mm.

Ashley, Sam...

I hope to God you never see this.

But if you do...

I wanted you to know...

I wake up every day proud of you.

Please never forget that.

Be brave.

Be kind to each other.

Help each other whenever you can.

And listen to your grandad
once in a while.

He's a pain, but the older I get,

the smarter he seems to be.

I wish I could have been there more.

I hope you know that.

You'll be with Jesse on the helo.

Gator's gonna chart the coordinates,

you and Lieutenant Green
will cover the lookouts.

You're putting me out of harm's way.

We don't come out of this,
get to Okinawa any way you can.

Convince the president
to send our other ships,

find our people.

Bring them back.

Green!

You're lookout on the helo!

- What?
- That's a two-man job!

Lookout, helo, now!

Hundred yards of cable.

It was leaked.

- And who leaked it?
- He wouldn't tell me.

It could've been any one of them.

What does it matter now?

It sounds like you got their backs up

when you threatened martial law.

For all we know, it could be the leaders

stoking the flames with their people.

And even if they are,

we can't risk going
toe-to-toe with them right now.

She's right.

The crisis in Asia
trumps our domestic agenda.

We need to throw them a bone,

make some kind of concession.

Unless the James makes it
out of that minefield.

I'm sorry, Kara.

I know your husband's on that ship,

but we can not count on the James
surviving to bail us out.

Even if they do, there's
no bailing us out.

The leaders smell blood in the water.

What do you want to give them?

Nothing, except maybe my middle finger.

- Sir...
- Nothing, Alex.

We give them nothing.

CNO on the bridge.

How far to the closest mine?

110 yards, sir.

8 minutes till impact.

Let's go.

Nathan James, RHIB is in position.

Commence engine engagement

- procedure.
- Aye, sir.

OOD, engage shafts port and starboard.

Engage shafts port and starboard.

Engaging.

We have turns on port shaft.

We have turns on starboard shaft.

Releasing the Nixie now.

OOD, ahead 2/3 knots.

We do not want to wake up those mines.

We stay a Quiet One.

CCS, CIC, maintain Quiet One.

Helm, no less than
1,000 yards from that helo.

- Give it room to work in front of us.
- Aye, sir.

Approaching the first set now, sir.

Port side.

Five degrees starboard!

Come to 0-2-1-2.

The next group is right...

Oh!

There!

That was close.

Two more sets.

Cruz and Wolf, you're up.

Port side.

Steady now.

Got three of them coming
right up, bearing 2-2-5.

Nicely done, gentlemen.

How many was that?

I count 12.

Sir, maintaining current speed,

we'll reach the end of the minefield

in less than four minutes.

How we doing, Green?

That's four!

How many left along this line?

I count three remaining.

There! Hold that.

200 yards on this bearing.

By our count, we've
got three sets left, sir.

Copy that.

Alpha team, 2 more sets...
100 yards off our starboard bow.

Bearing 1-6-5.

Got it, sir. On it. Brace, Wolf.

We're turning.

Alpha team, we've got the same
problem midships port side.

Heading to your port side.

Permission to increase speed, sir.

No more than 15 knots.

We don't want your engine noise

to set off the whole damn minefield.

Aye aye, Captain.

Hydrophone effects.

I hear hydrophone effects, sir.

Jesus.

Captain, we've got hydrophone effects.

Torpedo incoming. Where?

Son of a bitch.

Where the hell did that come from?

Calculating vector, sir.

All engines ahead flank!

Sonar, radar, find me a contact.

There's a ship out there somewhere.

Wolf, Cruz, be advised torpedo incoming.

Inbound. 7 miles out, doing... 60 knots.

We have not swept all the mines, sir!

You are not clear to overtake us!

Sir, no room to evade port or starboard.

Sir, torpedo appears to be a VA-111

big enough to blow the entire
minefield around us.

TAO, what's the bearing on that torpedo?

Bearing 2-4-0 to
the ship... 2-4-5 to you.

You got that?

I got it.

What are they doing?

They're going for the torpedo.

Holy shit. They're trying
to intercept it.

Can that work?

If they don't intercept far enough out,

the shock waves will
set all the mines off

and kill everyone anyway.

Wolf, let out as much line as you can.

Captain, 15 knots will not
allow us to intercept.

Sir, the Nixie needs to hit that torpedo

beyond the edge of the minefield.

- Gun it, Cruz.
- Copy that, sir.

Ah!

Disengage overpower governors.

Jesse, you need to hustle.

Those mines are gonna be exploding

right under our bow if we
get any closer to you.

I go any faster, I'm gonna pull
the Nixie out of the water.

Cruz, 400 yards.

Flare to starboard on my call.

Hold on, Wolf!

300 yards.

Hold 2-4-5. Now 2-4-7.

When this thing goes, you do
your damndest to stay in that boat.

Roger that!

200 yards.

100 yards. Brace!

When it goes...

dive down, lie flat, hold on.

Fire in 3, 2, 1...

Now!

Shockwave coming!

Brace! Brace! Brace!

TAO.

We're clear, Captain.

Wolf, Cruz, come in, over.

Lookouts to the rail.

Prepare to form a search party.

Wolf, Cruz, come in, over.

Anything?

You got them?

Burk?

There's no sign of them, sir.

Just some pieces of the RHIB.

How you doing on fuel, Jesse?

Uh, plenty.

Going in for another sweep now.

North-northwest
heading 3-3-0 to 3-4-3.

That torpedo came from somewhere.

No contacts on radar or sonar, sir.

These islands here, they could
be taking cover anywhere.

Shh.

We're taking another pass, sir.

Green?

I got nothing, sir.

There! There!

God damn.

Captain, you're never
gonna believe this.

We got them.

We got them, sir. We got them.

All right!

- Yes!
- Coming home to Mother.

- Watch yourself.
- Got him.

Sir, we have word from Nathan James.

They made it out of the minefield.

They think they're closing
in on Takehaya.

Well...

we live to fight another day.

Make yourself at home.

You've got a soft spot for him.

Green.

He's my best operator.

I wanted you protected...

if it went to hell.

So you've got a soft spot for me?

That's never been much of a secret.

I've always run things
as a solo operation.

Must be such a burden,
having to make all those decisions...

everyone's lives in your hands.

It's the job.

Well... you do it with grace.

I really did not want to lose you today.

I'm gonna get there, Mike.

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