Clive Cussler and Dirk Pitt Revealed By Clive Cussler with Craig ...

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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html fiberglass. In air, the suit weighs eleven hundred pounds; underwater, it weighs only about sixty. Kemper, Admiral Joe.Chief of U.S. naval operations. Sandecker calls Kemper to halt the attack on the Doodlebug. Kendall, Captain.Captain of the Empress of Ireland the night she sank. King, Dr. Rainon.The creative genius behind the Doodlebug. Described as having a light-skinned, narrow, gloomy face, with a jutting jaw and barbed-wire eyebrows-the kind of face that mirrors nothing and barely displays a change of expressions. Kitchner, Lord, Field Marshal.British secretary of war during World War I. Klein, Dr. Ronald. The secretary of energy. Described as a scholarly-looking man with long white hair and a large condor nose. He is six feet five inches tall. Klinger, Sid.One of the NUMA operators of the Sappho L Loses a tooth when the explosives are ignited on the Empress of Ireland. Labrador Sea.Where the Doodlebug is operating when it is attacked by U.S. Navy Ambe@ack-class submarine. Lac St. Joseph.Location of the airfield near Quebec City that belongs to the Royal Canadian Air Force. Site of the payoff from Sarveux to Gly. Lasky, Bill.Electronic panel operator on the Doodlebug when it is attacked by Navy Amberjack-class submarine. Le Mat, Jules.Captain of the work ship that first delivers Pitt to the site on the St. Lawrence River the Empress of Ireland is under. Library of Congress.Famous library in Washington, D.C. where John Essex tells Milligan his
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html grandfather's personal papers are stored. Lubin, Jerry.A mining consultant with the Federal Resources Agency. Described as a small, humorless man with a pawnbroker nose and bloodhound eyes. Lubin supervises the NUMA team locating the Manhattan Limited. Macklin, Lieutenant Digby.Leader of the fourteen British Royal Marine paratroopers who parachute onto the hill where the Manhattan Limited is hidden. Wounded in arm and foot by fire from U.S. Marines. Surrenders to Sanchez. Magee, Annie.Wife of Ansel Magee. Described as carrying herself languidly and standing tall. Her shape is pencil thin and Pitt guesses she was once a fashion model. Her hair is salt-and-pepper and gracefully styled. Magee, Ansel.Famous sculptor who owns a home near the Deauville-Hudson Bridge. Described as having a kindly, elffike face. Has suffered several heart attacks. Has the Wacketshire station restored and attached to his house. Secretary to the president of the United States. Magnificent Pitt, the Illusionist.What Pitt calls himself to Milligan when he produces Shaw at Kennedy Airport and disappears. Manhattan Limited.The train taken by Richard Essex. The tram cames mnety passengers, not including the crew and the special government car Essex is aboard. Essex has a copy of the North American Treaty. The copy is lost when the train disappears. Pitt discovers that the train was also carrying St. Gauden's twenty dollar gold pieces struck in 1914 at the Philadelphia mint, worth two million dollars. Gold is now worth over three hundred million dollars. Manuden, England.A village outside London where Shaw attends the ftmeral for the former chief of the British Secret Intelligence Service. Martha.The young girl who dies in the collision of the Empress of Ireland Described as having golden hair nearly three feet long. Her father finds her body with the help of Shields and chooses to stay with her as the ship sinks.
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