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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Kiebel, Lieutenant commander Oscar.Skipper of the Coast Guard patrol boat that delivers SEALs to the Iowa. Described as dour. Wounded by machine gun fire from the Iowa when he drops off the Navy SEALS. Koertsmann, Prime Minister.Prime minister of South Africa. Lincoln Memorial.Memorial in Washington, D.C. that is hit by a shell fired from the Iowa. Features a nineteen-foot-tall statue of a seated Abraham Lincoln. Lo, Colonel Phon Duc.Vietnamese Army colonel and chief military advisor to the African Army of Revolution. Lot Six.Area in Arsenal Six where the QD warheads should have been stored. They were instead placed in Lot Sixteen. Lot Sixteen.Area in Arsenal Six at Phalanx Arms where the QD warheads were accidentally stored. Lovell, Billy.Commander of VFW Post 9974. Described as a tall, gangly individual about fifty years old. Lovell is at least six feet five inches tall with a ruddy face and short-clipped shiny hair parted down the middle. Lucifer.The Holland & Holland twelve-gauge shotgun kept at the Fawkes ranch. Lusana, General Hiram AKA Hiram Jones.Leader of the African Army of Revolution. Born in the United States of America. Using money from a lucrative armored-car robbery, he expanded his fortune through international drug smuggling. Described as a short, wiry man, medium-boned and fighter-skinned than any man in the army of Africans. The troops call his skin "American tan" behind his back. Has coffee brown eyes. Crimes committed in the United States include everything from rape to assault, draft dodging and a plot to bomb the state capital of Alabama. Left the United States to avoid paying taxes. Was raised in one of the worst slums in the country. Lusana's father deserted his mother and her nine children when he was eight. Shot and killed by Fergus aboard the Iowa but manages-to toss the sack containing the QD bomblets into the river.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Machias Point.Location on the Patuxent River. Machita, Major Thomas.Chief intelligence analyst of the African Army of Revolution. American black whose aliases are Luke Sampson of Los Angeles and Charles Le Mat of Chicago. Operates out of the Mozambique consulate in Pretoria, South Africa. Cover is that he is George Yariko, diplomatic courier. Arrested and beaten by guards on Jumana's orders during coup d'etat against Lusana. After almost everyone is killed by Colonel Zeegier's attack on the camp, Machita escapes from the cell. Assumes leadership of the A.A.R after Lusana is killed. Kills De Vaal with a knife. Makeir, Colonel Oliver.Coordinator of the African Army of Revolution propaganda programs. Mapes, 0rville.President and chairman of the board of Phalanx Arms Corporation. Described as a screwy sort of duck looking more like a hardware peddler than a death merchant. Has gray eyes. Drives RollsRoyce convertible. Purchased QD warheads from Rafferty's for five thousand dollars each. March, Thnothy.U.S. secretary of defense. Described as a short, dumpy man who detests any sort of physical exertion. Massachusetts.U.S. Navy battleship now preserved as a memorial. Manser.A .38-caliber automatic handgun used by Machita. Mayflower.Hotel that the U.S. Department of State rents for Lusana when he visits Washington, D.C. McDermott. Works in Soviet analysis at the National Security Agency. He is mentioned by Gossard when discussing with Jarvis an upcoming fishing trip. McDonald, Howard.Milkman who discovers shredded plywood on the Henry W. Nice Memorial Toll Bridge over the Patuxent River that indicates the Iowa has steamed past. Metz, Lou.Superintendent of the Forbes shipyard.
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