U.S.S. Caine DMS 18 / This ship is named for Arthur Wingate Caine Commander U.S. Navy who...
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[on a gold plaque in the mess room that Lieutenant Maryk gazes upon]
U.S.S. Caine DMS 18 / This ship is named for Arthur Wingate Caine Commander U.S. Navy who died of wounds received in running gun battle between Submarine and vessel he commanded. U.S.S. Jones. The submarine was sunk in the engagement
[on a gold plaque in the mess room that Lieutenant Maryk gazes upon]
U.S.S. Caine DMS 18 / This ship is named for Arthur Wingate Caine Commander U.S. Navy who died of wounds received in running gun battle between Submarine and vessel he commanded. U.S.S. Jones. The submarine was sunk in the engagement
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I was determined to bring this ship in line
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Lieutenant Maryk opposed me from the very first
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Maybe he thought I was crazy to keep trying
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In your judgement was your ship on the verge of foundering
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when the executive officer assumed command
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Well as you know
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a typhoon is an extreme hazard at all times
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But the ship was riding well
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Lieutenant Maryk went into a panic and ran amuck
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He acted under the delusion that he alone could save the ship
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Ensign Keith an unreliable and disloyal officer
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Movie Summary
When a U.S. Naval captain shows signs of mental instability that jeopardizes the ship, the first officer relieves him of command and faces court martial for mutiny.
