Battleship!
DAY ZERO :
SSR Battleship - final radio recording.
"Sir, they've made radio contact. They want the Dream Sequence files.
We cannot part ways with any classified information. Relay back...
They are opening fire.
Man your stations!
We've been hit. How bad is it?
Radio control.
Do you copy?
What's happening? We're taking in water.
We need reinforcements.
It's too late for that, kid.
Someone will have our revenge.
Hold your breath. Man up.
This has become our fate.."
DAY TWO :
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
"Commander, there's nothing left.
Not one survivor.
They never had a goddamn chance.
There was a feeding frenzy going on...
That's enough, corporal.
Where do we go from here?
Whichever way those bastards went."
DAY FOUR :
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
"If you're showing up here at this hour you better have the information I'm looking for, corporal.
Sir, we've picked up the enemy ships on satellite radar.
Now you're talkin'.
What's the game plan, sir?
No sense in planning too far ahead.
In due time..
There are always consequences for actions.
Stay headstrong."
DAY SEVEN :
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
"Attention crew.
This is not a drill.
We are steadily approaching the enemy ship that took our friends.. NO, our family from us.
Tore them away like it was nothing.
We are bringing them the fight of our lives.
They know we're coming.
This is the ultimate game of chess.
Our lives are at stake.
Be prepared for anything and everything.
Our time of reckoning is imminent."
DAY EIGHT
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Waiting on your command, sir.
Send out the heavy artilery.
Let's see how they like this.
Fire at will.
Focus all firepower on this target.
Coordinates are dead on.”
Pilot Jerry's Log as written by secretary Jeff Galb
“They are going down fast.
Look at all that shrapnel..
God job, men.
Now, we can...
Holy crap!
ENEMY BATTLECRUISERS SPOTTED!!!
ENEMY FIRE INCOMING!!!”
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
“Sir, on your orders we are all set for the crew's evacutaion drill.
Very good Officer Jones. What time is it?
Sir it is 03:15
Very good, let her ring then Jones.
RING!
How the tides have changed..”
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Command center.
Load up computers for a system's check.
Sir, I have picked up an unidentified sub 2km's away
*Warning sounds initated.*
Warn crew for impact.
Sir, I have picked up something..
Heat seeker - moment of impact!”
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
“Relay location to our planes.
We need to shake them off our goddamn location.
Enemy ship is hanging back, sir.
Okay, relay to the fleet.
Give those bastards our best shot.
Shoot off torpedos.
Our battlefleet will tear through their metal.”
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
“We need air support.
Where are my eyes in the sky?”
Pilot Jerry's Log as written by secretary Jeff Galb
“I have a lock.
Take it!
Firing explosive shells.
All hell has broke loose...
It's a war zone in the water, on the water and the skies are lit orange..”
DAY NINE
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Status report, corporal.
Sir, the enemy has been defeated.
There is zero signal.
Very well, corporal.
It is, what it is.”
DAY AFTER RETRIBUTION
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Lives were lost.
Good men are no longer with us.
Husbands and wives are left to pick up the pieces.
Today, we remember.
Tomorrow, we try and forget.
Mission Complete.”
SSR Battleship - final radio recording.
"Sir, they've made radio contact. They want the Dream Sequence files.
We cannot part ways with any classified information. Relay back...
They are opening fire.
Man your stations!
We've been hit. How bad is it?
Radio control.
Do you copy?
What's happening? We're taking in water.
We need reinforcements.
It's too late for that, kid.
Someone will have our revenge.
Hold your breath. Man up.
This has become our fate.."
DAY TWO :
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
"Commander, there's nothing left.
Not one survivor.
They never had a goddamn chance.
There was a feeding frenzy going on...
That's enough, corporal.
Where do we go from here?
Whichever way those bastards went."
DAY FOUR :
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
"If you're showing up here at this hour you better have the information I'm looking for, corporal.
Sir, we've picked up the enemy ships on satellite radar.
Now you're talkin'.
What's the game plan, sir?
No sense in planning too far ahead.
In due time..
There are always consequences for actions.
Stay headstrong."
DAY SEVEN :
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
"Attention crew.
This is not a drill.
We are steadily approaching the enemy ship that took our friends.. NO, our family from us.
Tore them away like it was nothing.
We are bringing them the fight of our lives.
They know we're coming.
This is the ultimate game of chess.
Our lives are at stake.
Be prepared for anything and everything.
Our time of reckoning is imminent."
DAY EIGHT
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Waiting on your command, sir.
Send out the heavy artilery.
Let's see how they like this.
Fire at will.
Focus all firepower on this target.
Coordinates are dead on.”
Pilot Jerry's Log as written by secretary Jeff Galb
“They are going down fast.
Look at all that shrapnel..
God job, men.
Now, we can...
Holy crap!
ENEMY BATTLECRUISERS SPOTTED!!!
ENEMY FIRE INCOMING!!!”
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
“Sir, on your orders we are all set for the crew's evacutaion drill.
Very good Officer Jones. What time is it?
Sir it is 03:15
Very good, let her ring then Jones.
RING!
How the tides have changed..”
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Command center.
Load up computers for a system's check.
Sir, I have picked up an unidentified sub 2km's away
*Warning sounds initated.*
Warn crew for impact.
Sir, I have picked up something..
Heat seeker - moment of impact!”
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
“Relay location to our planes.
We need to shake them off our goddamn location.
Enemy ship is hanging back, sir.
Okay, relay to the fleet.
Give those bastards our best shot.
Shoot off torpedos.
Our battlefleet will tear through their metal.”
Corporal Greg's Log as written by secretary Amy Camerson
“We need air support.
Where are my eyes in the sky?”
Pilot Jerry's Log as written by secretary Jeff Galb
“I have a lock.
Take it!
Firing explosive shells.
All hell has broke loose...
It's a war zone in the water, on the water and the skies are lit orange..”
DAY NINE
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Status report, corporal.
Sir, the enemy has been defeated.
There is zero signal.
Very well, corporal.
It is, what it is.”
DAY AFTER RETRIBUTION
Commander John's Log as written by secretary Gary Lark
“Lives were lost.
Good men are no longer with us.
Husbands and wives are left to pick up the pieces.
Today, we remember.
Tomorrow, we try and forget.
Mission Complete.”