"So, you're the one?" (or the moment everyone fell in love with Tom Cruise) | Top Gun | CLIP
Summary
TLDRIn this engaging script, a young pilot is advised to avoid a mistake with an older man, hinting at a potential relationship. The scene shifts to a military training environment where a civilian expert, Charlie, with a Ph.D. in astrophysics, is briefing pilots on enemy aircraft capabilities. A lieutenant challenges Charlie's information about the MiG-28, claiming firsthand experience of its superior maneuverability. The interaction is filled with humor and tension, showcasing the dynamic between military personnel and civilian experts.
Takeaways
- 😀 Discussing the plan to drop down on the tile and proceed.
- 🙃 Mention of making a mistake with an older guy.
- 😉 Conversation about a young guy being a better option.
- 💪 Civilians being the best source of information on enemy aircraft.
- 🎓 Introduction of Charlie, a civilian contractor with a PhD in astrophysics.
- ✈️ Explanation of F5s and A4s as MIG simulators.
- 🚀 The MIG-28's issue with inverted flight tanks.
- 🛑 Lieutenant challenges the accuracy of data on MIG-28.
- 👀 Discussion of seeing a MIG-28 perform a 4G negative dive.
- 🔍 Detailed recount of being in a 4G inverted dive with the MIG-28.
- 📸 Mention of having a Polaroid picture of the maneuver.
- 👋 The lieutenant was communicating by giving the bird.
- 🤦 Excuse made for the miscommunication.
- 🗣️ Identification of the person responsible for a mistake.
- 📏 Engagement rules set for the hop at 10,000 feet.
Q & A
What is the main setting of the script?
-The script appears to be set in a military training environment, possibly an air force base, where pilots are being briefed on aircraft capabilities and tactics.
Who is the speaker addressing in the beginning of the script?
-The speaker is addressing a younger individual, suggesting a possible romantic or flirtatious encounter, but the context is interrupted by a discussion about work and training.
What is the significance of the character 'Charlie' in the script?
-Charlie is a civilian contractor with a Ph.D. in astrophysics who is highly respected for her expertise on enemy aircraft. She is a key source of information and her insights are valued by the Pentagon.
Why is it mentioned that pilots should not salute Charlie?
-Charlie is a civilian, not a military officer, so the customary military gesture of saluting does not apply to her, despite her importance in the training context.
What aircraft are being discussed as simulators for the MIG-28 in the script?
-The F5 and A4 aircraft are being used as simulators for the MIG-28 in the training scenario described in the script.
What is the thrust-to-weight ratio issue mentioned for the F5?
-The F5 does not have the same thrust-to-weight ratio as the MIG-28, meaning it cannot accelerate or climb as effectively as the MIG-28.
What is the problem with the MIG-28's inverted flight tanks mentioned in the script?
-The MIG-28 has difficulty performing a negative G pushover due to issues with its inverted flight tanks, which is a maneuver where an aircraft dives while inverted.
Why does the lieutenant challenge the data on the MIG-28?
-The lieutenant challenges the data because they have firsthand experience observing a MIG-28 perform a 4G negative dive, which contradicts the intelligence provided.
What is the lieutenant's response when asked to reveal the classified information about the MIG-28?
-The lieutenant humorously alludes to the cliché phrase 'I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you,' indicating that the information is classified and cannot be shared.
What maneuver did the lieutenant witness the MIG-28 perform?
-The lieutenant witnessed the MIG-28 perform a 4G inverted dive, which was previously thought to be impossible based on the provided intelligence.
What is the significance of the lieutenant's encounter with the MIG-28?
-The encounter is significant because it provides real-world evidence that contradicts the existing intelligence on the MIG-28's capabilities, highlighting the importance of firsthand experience in military assessments.
What is the altitude restriction for the engagement mentioned in the script?
-The engagement must take place above 10,000 feet, with no interaction allowed below that altitude.
Outlines
🛫 Military Training and Misinformation
This paragraph introduces a military training scenario where a young pilot is being advised against making a mistake with an older colleague, suggesting a potential romantic entanglement. The conversation shifts to a training exercise involving civilian specialists who are experts in enemy aircraft. A key figure, 'Tag Rep Charlie,' is introduced as a civilian contractor with a Ph.D. in astrophysics, whose insights are highly valued by the Pentagon. The training involves simulating dogfights with F5s and A4s, which are stand-ins for the enemy's MiG-28s. The discussion highlights the performance differences between the F5 and the MiG-28, particularly the latter's issues with inverted flight. A lieutenant challenges the provided intelligence on the MiG-28's capabilities, claiming to have witnessed a 4G negative dive, which contradicts the training data. The exchange becomes tense as the lieutenant's clearance level and the source of his information become points of contention.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Inverted Flight
💡Thrust-to-Weight Ratio
💡MiG-28
💡F5
💡A4
💡Negative G Pushover
💡Astrophysicist
💡Civilian Specialist
💡Polaroid
💡Proficiency
💡Classified Information
Highlights
The speaker suggests dropping down on the tile for comfort.
A counterpoint is made about the potential for a bigger mistake with an older guy.
The mention of a young person potentially avoiding work the next morning.
Praise for a friend's performance, followed by background music.
Introduction of civilian specialists as valuable sources of information on enemy aircraft.
Emphasis on not saluting the civilian contractor with a PhD in astrophysics, but heeding her advice.
The Pentagon's reliance on the civilian contractor's insights on pilot proficiency.
Discussion of F5s and A4s as MiG simulators in training exercises.
Technical comparison between the F5 and the MiG-28, including thrust-to-weight ratios and energy bleed.
A lieutenant challenges the accuracy of the MiG-28's flight capabilities.
The lieutenant's classified observation of a MiG-28 performing a 4G negative dive.
A humorous exchange about the lieutenant's clearance level and the accuracy of intelligence.
Description of a close encounter with a MiG-28 during an inverted flight.
The lieutenant's claim of having a polaroid of the encounter with the MiG-28.
A light-hearted moment where the lieutenant is asked about his actions during the encounter.
The lieutenant's humorous response about 'giving the bird' during the flight.
A brief technical issue with the audio, followed by an apology.
Final instructions for a flight exercise with a minimum engagement altitude of 10,000 feet.
Transcripts
what do you want to do just drop right
down on the tile and go for it
all right
this counter in mind
okay that would be very very comfortable
yeah it could be
actually i came in here to save you from
making a big mistake with that older guy
really
so i could go onto a bigger one with a
young guy like yourself
maybe
no
i've got to be at work very early in the
morning what are you doing
your friend was magnificent
[Music]
you'll also be trained and evaluated by
a few civilian specialists the civilians
are here because they are our very best
source of information on enemy aircraft
one of the most qualified is our tag rep
callsign charlie
she has a phd in astrophysics and she's
also a civilian contractor so you do not
salute her
but you better listen to her because the
pentagon listens to her about your
proficiency it's all yours charlie thank
you
hello
we will be dealing with f5s and a4s as
our mig simulators
now then as most of you know
the f5 doesn't have the thrust to weight
ratio that the mig-28 has
and it doesn't bleed energy below 300
knots like the mig-28 however
the mig-28 does have a problem with its
inverted flight tanks it won't do a
negative g pushover
the latest intelligence tells us that
the most it will do is one negative
excuse me lieutenant
is there something wrong yes ma'am the
data on the mig is inaccurate
how's that lieutenant
well i just happened to see a mig-28
sorry
we
happen to see a mig-28 do a 4g negative
dive
where did you see this
that's classified it's what
it's classified
i could tell you but then i'd have to
kill you lieutenant i have top secret
clearance
the pentagon sees to it that i know more
than you
oh ma'am it doesn't seem so in this case
now does it
so lieutenant
where exactly were you
well we
thank you
started up on his six when he pulled
through the clouds and then i moved in
above him well if you were directly
above him how could you see him
because i was inverted
no he was man it was a really great move
he was inverted
you were in a 4g
inverted dive with the mig-28
yes ma'am
at what range
no about two meters well it's actually
about one and a half i think it was one
half i've got a great polaroid of it and
he's he's right there must be one it was
a nice picture he wasn't happy
lieutenant
what were you doing there
communicating communicating
keeping up foreign relations i was uh
you know giving him the bird
you know the finger yes i know the
finger goose
i'm sorry i hate it when it does that
excuse me
so you're the one
you spam
all right gentlemen we have a hob to
take
our deck on this hop will be 10 000 feet
there'll be no engagement below that
you
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