Evacuate
Fly
Fly verb - To move through the air with or as if with outstretched wings.
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This pays off in spades later, as Major Crandall and the other pilots fly continuously to Colonel Moore's position to help ferry troops and supplies, and evacuate the wounded, all while under fire from the Vietcong no less.
Source: Film / We Were Soldiers - Captain Janeway, in a Crowning Moment of Awesome, has the ship fly into a binary pulsar (two stars close together) to force the aliens to evacuate before their cloaked ships are destroyed along with Voyager, despite Tuvok's warning that their odds of escaping certain death is 1 in 20.
Source: Never Tell Me the Odds
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