anti-aircraft locations.
- Which ones?
- All of them.
That'll take some time.
They're listed all over the place.
Like Italian?
You can eat
while you read.
Slappy, I'd like for you
to meet Doug here.
This is Slappy,
the owner of the place.
He's the one you have to sue
for food poisoning.
Good to see you come around
and contribute to my retirement.
Even bring some white folk in here.
I like that.
You better leave me alone.
We've got some high-level conference
talking to do.
- Excuse me!
- Excuse you.
Find it?
Right here.
Let's see.
Move it like this...
The plane comes through here,
knocks out this pepperoni here.
You got to be careful of this olive.
This cheese here will nail your butt.
Through this lettuce,
tight around this carrot...
...a second plane will sneak in.
What do you mean?
Who's flying a second plane?
Who do you think?
I'm taking out these pepperonis.
I don't believe it!
Why?
Are you prejudiced?
Don't play with me.
Why are you flying?
Let's just say that when I met your dad,
he earned my respect.
I do a lot for people I respect.
- When did you first meet him?
- About two years ago.
I'd booked some simulator module time.
I was late. I still had on coveralls,
my hands all covered with grease.
I even forgot my ID card.
Wouldrt you know...
...the guy on the module was new.
He said, "Get your black butt
out of here before I call security."
A couple of hotshot pilots
thought it was real funny.
Didrt you want to kick their ass?
As a matter of fact, I did.
But at that time, your dad
walks out of the simulator module.
I'd never seen him before.
He asked what was happening.
When they told him the story...
...he walks over to me and looks
at me for a fast second.
Steps back and snaps me a salute.
Says, "Sorry, sir, we'll get things
set up right away, Colonel."
Your dad understands a lot
about people's dignity.
That's the last kind of person
I want to see locked in some cage.
He won't be. We'll bust him out
of there like a bat out of hell.
All we have got so far is a plan.
All you've proven to me is you can
steal computer printouts and pictures.
After tomorrow, he's only got one day
left. Are we going for it or not?
We are going when I say we are going.
You still got
a lot left to prove to me.
Keep your mouth shut,
and listen to what I have to ask you.
I want to test you,
make sure that you can deliver...
...what you say you can deliver.
Name it.
I want a couple of F-16s...
...with full, approved flight plans.
Along with the stuff I give you
are the 2 phony names I'll let you have.
And I want a trainer at the same time,
on the tarmac tomorrow.
I'll let you put your money
where your mouth is.
You still don't believe I can fly,
do you?
Maybe and maybe not.
I want to test you out
on some live targets.
Great.
You won't be disappointed.
I hope not.
Or else we ain't going nowhere, boy.
Understand?
Enough!
You are a very stubborn man, Colonel.
It would be easier
if you'd accommodate us...
...with a signed admission of guilt...
...but we can proceed without it.
I must say,
I admire the way you can handle pain.
I'm looking forward to seeing you
handle death.
Good thing Milo's on our side.
My name's Colonel Sinclair.
I believe you have me down
for that trainer.
Your name's not listed.
- Let me check this with flight control.
- That's not necessary.
Just got orders
to take these two in.
Sorry about the screwup, sir.
Yours came in on the special last night.
- She's ready to go.
- What's this about taking us in?
Not you, sir.
I mean these two Falcons.
They were all set up to go to Spain.
Crew worked all night to load them.
Computer just canceled it.
A pain in the ass.
- She's ready to go.
- Thank you.
Get off the ground quick,
before this gets canceled.
Computer's been acting
kind of strange today.
You're cleared for takeoff.
Runaway 3-0.
Think you can get us over to runway 3-0?
If