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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html in fact, owned by the KGB. The anti-Castro front is designed to lay the blame for the explosion in Havana on the United States of America. The Amy Bigalow is a bulk carrier with a cargo of twenty-five thousand tons of ammonium nitrate.Has a sixty-foot-high stern. Piloted by Pitt with Manny in the engine room, the vessel is in the center when the Pisto tows the three ships out to sea. Amy Bigalow's launch.After Pitt, Manny and the rest of the crew leave the Amy Bigalow running at full steam and take to the launch, they are swept up in the tidal wave caused by the explosion triggered by Velikov. The launch itself smashes into the second story of an apartment building used to house Soviet technicians. The four-cylinder diesel engine is tossed through a broken window and ends up in the stairwell. Angelo.Chauffeur of the stretch Cadillac limousine that delivers the LeBarons to the Prosperteer's base.Described as a somber Cuban with the etched face of a postage stamp engraving. Antonov, Georgi.President of the Soviet Union. Said to have a ruddy face. Beagle, Dean.See Dean Porter. Beretta her.Handgun Hagen disarms from fake gas station attendant. Booth, Clyde.Member of the Inner Core. All-American football star at Arizona State. Owns a company called QB-Tech. QB stands for quarterback. Borchev.Soviet officer who calls Velikov and explains that the security detail guarding the ships that are to be used in Operation Rum & Cola have been replaced. Velikov orders him to form a detachment and proceed to the wharves. In the fighting at the wharves, Clark grabs him and tosses him into the harbor. Borscht paste.A food supplement given to Russian cosmonauts. The stomachs of the bodies found on the Prosperteer when it reappears are filled with the paste. Brandeis University.University in Waltham, Massachusetts. Hagen calls there when he is examining Mooney's telephone logs.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Brogan, Martin.Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Burkhart, Carl.Copilot of the Gettysburg. A twenty-year veteran of the space program. Busche, Steve.Member of the Inner Core. Director of NASA's Flight Research Center in California. Butterfly Catcher.Nickname for the Prosperteer ground crewman who holds a wind sock on a pole so the pilot can note the exact direction of the wind on takeoff. Cabot, Sandra.Jessie LeBaron's personal secretary. Described as a prim woman who wears large-lensed glasses. Caesar, Buck.Treasure hunter who owns Exotic Artifact Ventures Inc. Described as wearing a constant smile on a gentle middle-aged face that has the texture of cowhide. His gaze is shrewd, and his body has the firmness of a boxer. After being captured and taken to Cayo Santa Maria, he eludes his guards during an exercise period outside the compound. Using the trunk of a fallen palm tree as a raft, he attempts to swim to freedom. Instead, he is eaten by sharks, and the remains of his body wash up on the island three days later. Cardenas Cuba.City in Cuba. When Raul Castro is on an inspection tour of an island defense system outside Havana, Raymond LeBaron and crew on the Prosperteer are detected. The blimp is ordered to land in Cardenas. Cartier. Jeweler.Raymond LeBaron owns a gold Cartier watch with matching band. The Roman numerals on the face are marked by black diamonds, his birthstone. Castrols hunting lodge.Located in the hills southeast of Havana. Set behind an electronically controlled gate that shields a road that curves two miles into the hills. The lodge itself is a large, Spanish-style villa that overlooks a panorama of dark hills dotted by distant lights. Where Hagen and Jessie LeBaron contact the Castro brothers.
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