Fact1: Blue Thunder With powerful armament and other accoutrements such as appears to be formidable tool in war on crime infrared scanners powerful microphones and cameras built-in mobile telephone computer and modem and U-Matic VCR, Fact2: death of city councilwoman Diane McNeely turns out to be more than just random murder, Fact3: subversive action group is intending to use Blue Thunder in military role, Fact4: Murphy suspects involvement of old wartime nemesis former United States Army Colonel F.E. Cochrane primary test pilot for Blue Thunder and someone, Fact5: Lymangood is captured upon returning to home
Output: In 1983, Frank Murphy Roy Scheider is a Los Angeles Police Department LAPD air support division officer and troubled Vietnam War veteran with post traumatic stress disorder PTSD. His newly assigned field partner is Richard Lymangood Daniel Stern. The two patrol Los Angeles at night and give assistance to police forces on the ground. Murphy is instructed to attend a sunrise demonstration in the Mojave Desert at Pinkville 34 5441.46 N, 118 1311.99 W, and is selected to pilot the worlds most advanced helicopter, originally conceived in name as The Special, and hung with the nickname, Blue Thunder, it is one of two prototypes of a militarystyle combat aircraft intended for police use in surveillance and against possible largescale civic disobedience during the 1984 Olympic venue. With powerful armament, and other accoutrements such as infrared scanners, powerful microphones and cameras, builtin mobile telephone, computer and modem, and a UMatic VCR, Blue Thunder appears to be a formidable tool in the war on crime. Murphy notes wryly that with enough of these helicopters you could run the whole damn country. When the death of city councilwoman Diane McNeely turns out to be more than just a random murder, Murphy begins his own covert investigation. He discovers that a subversive action group is intending instead to use Blue Thunder in a military role to quell disorder under the project codename T.H.O.R. Tactical Helicopter Offensive Response, and is secretly eliminating political opponents to advance its agenda. Murphy suspects the involvement of his old wartime nemesis, former United States Army Colonel F.E. Cochrane Malcolm McDowell, the primary test pilot for Blue Thunder and someone who felt Murphy was unsuitable for the program. Murphy and Lymangood use Blue Thunder to record a meeting between Cochrane and the other government officials which would implicate them in the conspiracy, but Cochrane looks out the window and sees Blue Thunder and realizes what has happened. After landing, Lymangood secures the tape and hides it, but is captured upon returning to his home, interrogated, and killed while trying to escape. Murphy steals Blue Thunder and arranges to have his girlfriend Kate Candy Clark retrieve the tape and deliver it to the local news station, using the helicopter to thwart her pursuers. Kate arrives at the news station, but is almost captured by one of the conspirators; the reporter Kate was sent to find intercepts Kate and gets the tape back, while the conspirator is knocked unconscious by a security guard. Two Air National Guard F16 fighters are deployed to deal with Murphy, but he manages to shoot one down and evade the other. However, in the process, one missile destroys a barbeque stand in Little Tokyo and a second impacts a building in Downtown Los Angeles. The operation is then suspended by the mayor. Cochrane, disobeying orders to stand down, confronts Blue Thunder in a heavily armed Hughes 500 helicopter, and after a tense battle, Murphy is able to shoot him down after executing a 360° loop through use of Blue Thunders turbine boost function. Murphy then destroys Blue Thunder by landing it in front of an approaching freight train. In the meantime the tape is made public and as a result the conspirators are arrested.