Ep 13. Soldiers of Fortune
- TV-14
- June 22, 2008
- 44 min
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8.7 (60)
In Sea Patrol season 2 episode 13, titled "Soldiers of Fortune," the crew of HMAS Hammersley face a dangerous mission to locate and rescue a group of soldiers who have gone missing in the jungle. The soldier's last known location is in Indonesian waters, which requires the crew to navigate through treacherous waters while avoiding detection from the Indonesian Navy.
Initially, the crew is hesitant to take on the mission, given the sensitivity of the situation and the risk of violating international waters. However, Commander Flynn and the other Hammersley crew members are determined to locate and rescue the missing soldiers, despite the odds against them.
As the crew approaches the jungle, they discover that the missing soldiers were hired by a group of mercenaries to protect a secret shipment of drugs. The soldiers had no idea what they were getting into, and when they tried to back out of the deal, the mercenaries abducted them.
The Hammersley crew must now not only rescue the soldiers but also stop the mercenaries and the drug shipment from reaching their destination. They engage in several intense battles with the mercenaries, using all their training and equipment to outwit and overpower them.
Meanwhile, tensions rise between the Hammersley crew and the Indonesian Navy, who are suspicious of their presence in their waters. The crew must find a way to navigate the political tension while also completing their mission.
The episode culminates in a thrilling finale as the Hammersley crew engages in a final showdown with the mercenaries. It's an all-out fight for survival, as both sides use every tactic at their disposal to achieve their objectives.
Overall, Sea Patrol season 2 episode 13 is an action-packed installment that showcases the bravery and skill of the HMAS Hammersley crew. It's full of suspense, drama, and excitement, as the crew battles against dangerous enemies while navigating the complex political landscape of international waters.