Interceptor

When the American interceptor launch station of nuclear warheads in Fort Greely, in Alaska, has a terrorist attack by their own men, the platform SBX-1 in the middle of the Pacific Ocean is the only protection of the United States. Meanwhile sixteen nuclear warheads are taken from the Russian arsenal by the terrorists. Captain J. J. Collins is reassigned to the remote platform SBX-1 after a process of sexual harassment of a popular general. Collins is hated by the Army, and her fellow soldiers have humiliated and despised her in retaliation. When she arrives on the platform, her superior, Lieutenant Colonel Clark Marshall, orders her to come armed to the central station, where she will work with Corporal Rahul Shah and the obnoxious Beaver Baker. Marshall exposes that Fort Greely has been destroyed by terrorists and they are the only defense of the United States. Out of the blue, they are attacked by seven American janitors led by Alexander Kessel that kill Marshall, but Collins succeeds to lock herself with Shah and the fainted Beaver in the control room. She reports the attack to the American government and the President and now she is in charge until the Seals arrive. But Kessel and his men killed everybody on board and is opening the first access door to the station with blowtorches. The tough Collins is the only resistance to hold the station until the Seals arrive. Will she succeed?