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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html command. Dillenger, Major John.Second-in-command of the Demon Stalkers. A lean, stringy man with a pinched face. Has a Texas twang to his voice. Rescues the hostages from Santa Inez Island. Later is assigned to assist Pitt in Roma. Dionysius.Organized grammar into a coherent system while at the Alexandria Library and wrote the Art of Grammar, which became the model text for all Ianguages written or spoken. Dodge, Major General Frank.Commander of the Special Operations Force. Dragonfish.Ugly deep-sea fish encountered by Pitt and Giordino aboard the Deep Rover. Has a long eel shaped body, outlined by luminescence like a neon sign. Has frozen, gaping jaws that are never fully closed, kept apart by long, jagged teeth that are used more for trapping prey than for chewing. One eye gleams nastily, while a tube that was attached to a ruminated beard dangles from its lower jaw to lure the next meal. Drake Passage.The strip of water between South America and Antarctica. Earth Resources Tech Satellite.Also known as Landsat. Photographic images from the Landsat are used by the Uruguayans and NUMA to try to locate the Lady Flamborough. Esbenson, Robert.A tall man with a pixie face and limpid blue eyes. He found Pitt's Cord stored in an old garage under forty years of trash and restored it. Euclid.Great mathematician who wrote the first textbook on geometry while at the Alexandria Library. Executive Office Building.Located on Seventeenth and Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. Where packages are searched before being forwarded to the president. Falcon.Code name for Dillinger in the assault on the Lady Farnborough.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Farquar, Keith.A CIA agent. Described as having a bushy mustache, thick brown hair and horn-rimmed glasses. A large, no-nonsense type of man with contemplative eyes. Briefs Nichols about Yazid. Fawzy, Khaled.Ramrod of Yazid's revolutionary council. Described as young and arrogant and tactless. Has dark eyes. Is present at the meeting with Yazid where the bijackmg of the Lady Flamborough is planned. Later is stabbed in the heart and dies when Ammar attacks Yazid and Fawzy with a carbon composite knife. Findley, Clayton.NUMA scientist aboard the Sounder. Black, medium height. Wears a stern expression and has a deep, rich baritone voice. Before NUMA, he was the chief geologist for an Arizona mining company who thought it could make a zinc mine on Santa Inez Island pay off. Pitt recruits him to go to the island because of his unique knowledge of the area. Seriously wounded in the gunfight in the ore-crushing building on Santa Inez Island. Bullets enter his right side and lodge in a lung and kidney. He is airlifted off the island and taken to Walter Reed Medical Center. Finney, Michael.First officer of the Lady Flamborough. Hates the fact that one of his duties is to entertain passengers on cruises. Described as big, with a barrel chest. His father was a sales rep for a Belfast machinery company, and he was born in Montevideo, Uruguay. Signed on with a Panamanian ore carrier when he was sixteen. Flores, Captain Ignacio.Captain in Uruguayan Naval Affairs who coordinates the Uruguayan air/sea hunt for the Lady Flamborough. "Fly Me to the Moon."Song Pitt requests from the piano player after the Cord crashes into the Base Lodge at the ski area. Fort Hood.U.S. Army base in Texas. The Army engineers are dispatched from here to take over the excavation for the Alexandria Library. Foster, Sergeant Jack.Dillinger's sergeant. When parachuting onto the glacier, he suffers a possible broken wrist.
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