your night vision.
SKINNER: This is a Mark 58 flare.
This is what it looks like.
It'll light up a 50-foot swath of water
and can be detected by infrared
miles out.
This is a demonstration model.
The normal one will burn
for 40 to 60 minutes.
INSTRUCTOR: Hey, pay attention.
The Mark 58 is used to reference
the wind, to detect a current.
Petty Officer Watson is gonna talk
a little bit more about that.
(ECHOING)
Five minutes.
WATSON: The vessel you're looking
at right now,
people, is listing to the port side.
As a rescue swimmer, when you get
to the door of the helicopter,
you need to look down
and pay attention
to what you really have down there.
It's very important
that you understand your limitations.
Limitations without understanding
are gonna get you killed.
Case in point, this vessel's trapped
in pancake ice in the Bering Sea.
And as you can see,
the crew are out on the deck
in a relatively manageable
hoisting position.
But suddenly...
Those pieces of ice can weigh in
upwards of thousands of pounds.
Now imagine yourself trapped
in between 2,000-pound pieces of ice
trying to free-swim.
Thank you, Chief.
Next scenario, Petty Officer Watson.
WATSON: Before you leave
that helicopter, going down to a...
Standardization is one of the reasons
we were so successful during Katrina.
We had crews come in
from all over the country,
but it didn't matter, because we have
all been trained the same way.
I didn't know my pilot,
I didn't know my copilot,
I didn't know my flight mechanic.
But guess what?
It didn't matter, because...
That's why we do it.
So you have to get your mind
wrapped around that idea.
When that helicopter starts going,
when the wind starts coming...
CADETS: Twenty!
HALL: Down! Up!
-Twenty-one!
-Down! Up!
-Twenty-two!
-Down! Up!
Twenty-three!
-Two!
-Down!
-Up!
-Three!
(CADETS CHANTING)
Don't need no land
Don't need no tree
Out in the water
That's where I wanna be
(SHeDAISY PLAYING
SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT)
-Hey, Mags, can I have a beer?
-MAGGIE: Sure.
Well, well.
So you are gonna
have a drink with me.
No, I'm having a drink near you.
Entirely different thing.
You're a regular lightning rod,
aren't you?
-What's your name?
-Daisy Buchanan.
You're lying, Daisy Buchanan.
-There is that possibility.
-No.
That was a sure-fire lie.
So I take it
you've read The Great Gatsby.
-Where's my money?
-It's not on me.
But it is close. In a very safe place.
Now, I've drawn a map
with a complex set of clues.
Each one is more fiendishly clever
than the last.
That works, too.
This is just a picture of your pants.
Yeah, but it's a bad picture, which is
what makes it so fiendishly clever.
Nice.
How did Emily Thomas
become a school teacher?
Well, how does Jake Fischer
become a guy
who wants to jump out of helicopters?
I killed a couple guys
and had to get out of Dodge.
-You're lying.
-There is that possibility.
The truth.
My bull-riding career
was going down the drain.
-Okay, that's better.
-All right, now you.
(MAGGIE SINGING
LOVE AND HAPPINESS)
I really should go.
Go? What? No, you're not going.
We're just starting to have fun.
You're insulting my drawing.
No, you were insulting your drawing.
Although, to be fair,
it's a pretty lame drawing.
All right. Well, you can't go,
'cause you owe me a dance.
No, I don't think so.
Well, then, I'm gonna
have to take that money back,
'cause I wouldn't feel right
taking the money...
Look, every 18 weeks,
a new bunch of you guys comes in,
all looking to score with the local talent.
I live here. I work here.
It's a good thing
I'm just asking for a dance, then.
Okay, one dance.
No attachments. Just casual.
I'm a guy. I can do casual.
Mmm-hmm.
I am the king of casual.
There's just one thing, though.
You're gonna have to stop
undressing me with your eyes,
'cause there's no way
you're getting me