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 Hasan, Nadav.Recently installed president of Egypt. Just past his fifty-fourth birthday, with g black hair. He stands slim and tall but moves with the halting movements of a man who is physically ill. His dusky eyes are watery and seem to stare through a filter of suspicion. Is on board when the Lady Flamborough is hijacked by Ammar. Heckler & Koch MP5.Submachine gun used by Ismail in the attack on Senator Pitt's ski chalet. Silenced machine guns borrowed from the Special Operations Force weapons locker by Giordino. Weapon carried by Giordino on Santa Inez Island. Hell hole.A small electronics bay below the cockpit of commercial airliners accessed through a trapdoor. The Hills of Rome.Site where Venator ordered the Alexandria Library buried. Hipparchus the Greek.Man who determined the position of earth landmarks by figuring their longitude and latitude one hundred thirty years before Christ. Hollis, Colonel Morton.Field leader of the Special Operations Force that is ordered to capture the Lady Flamborough. Described as short and almost as wide as he is tall. Forty years old. Has close-cropped, thin brown hair that is graying early. His eyes are bluegreen with the whites slightly yellowed from too much time in the sun without proper glasses. Leads the attack on the Lady Flamborough and later rescues the hostages from Santa Inez Island. Assigned to assist Pitt in Roma. Hoskins, Sam.A New York architect with a love for archaeology, Hoskins allows two months a year out of his busy schedule for digs around the world. Described as having neck-length blond hair and an enormous handlebar mustache. Thrown from one of the rescue snowmobiles when they are driving out to the wreckage of Nebula Flight 106. Hoyo de Monterrey Excaliburs.Type of cigar favored by Sandecker and routinely stolen-two per week by Giordino. Huitzilopochtli.One of the Aztecs' revered gods.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Husayn, Saddam (Hussein).Clive rarely is wrong about the future in his books, but he calls this one wrong. On page 92, Korolenko mentions that Iran defeated Iraq and Husayn (Hussein) was assassinated. Inter-American Economic and Social Council.Meeting held in Punta del Este at which was proclaimed the Alliance for Progress in which the debtor nations except Egypt repudiated their loans and erased foreign debt. That would lead to a worldwide banking collapse. Ismail, Muhammad.An Egyptian with a round face that is a curious blend of malevolence and childish innocence. His black beady eyes gaze with evil intensity over a heavy mustache, but they lack the power of penetration. He is bravado without substance. An obscure village mullah, he is present when Ammar parachutes from Nebula Flight 106. Later ordered to kill Kamil in Colorado. Is killed himself when his Mercedes goes over a ski jump and lands on its roof, crushing everyone inside. Jones, Isaac.The third officer on the Lady Flamborough. Described as a Scotsman with red hair. Jones, Lieutenant Samuel T. Works for Dodge in the Special Operations Forces Readiness Command. Keith, General.General at the Pentagon who informs Nichols that an elite Special Operations Force has left an hour ago for Tierra del Fuego. Nichols informs the president. KH-IL5.Type of U.S. spy satellite. Khomeini, Ayatollah.Mullah who rose to power in Iran after the departure of the Shah. A fanatical Muslim. Klein Side scan Sonar.Brand of sonar being used aboard the Polar Explorer. Knight, Commander Byron.U.S. Navy commander. Skipper of the Polar Explorer.
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