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 on Nagasaki. Lowden, David.Chief vehicle engineer at Soggy Acres. Has a pretty wife and three kids. Wears rimless glasses. Pilots one of the submersibles to the surface. Magiev.Short for magnetic kvitation. Perfected by the Japanese and used to move trains and such. Works on the principle of repulsion between magnets. MAIT.An acronym standing for Multi-Agency Investigative Team. A MAIT is assembled in the Federal Headquarters Building to combat the Kaiten Project. Mancuso, Frank.U.S. government intelligence officer working with Philippine intelligence in an attempt to locate Yamashita's Gold. Described as forty-two with the long-limbed, thin body of a basketball player. Has brown hair and a soft, round, Germanic face. Has blue eyes. Smokes a pipe. Graduated from the Colorado' School of Mines and spent his early years prospecting and working mines in search of precious gems such as opals in Australia, emeralds in Colombia and rubies in Tanzania. He also did a fruitless three-year hunt on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido for the rarest of rare gems, Red Painite. Shortly before he reached thirty, he was courted by an obscure Washington intelligence agency and appointed a special agent under contract. Once inside the tunnel on Corregidor, Mancuso finds a number of trucks and a small auto house trailer made of aluminum. That convinces him that the Japanese returned for Yamashita's Gold. When he meets Pitt at the Federal Headquarters Building, he is described as a thin older man with shoulder-length hair. Enters Soseki Island but is taken prisoner. Freed by Pitt, he returns to the United States. Manganese nodules.Black and round-shaped like cannonballs. They are littering the bottom of the ocean in a thick layer where Old Gert lands. A swath is cut through the field of nodules in a straight line like a vacuum cleaner would make. The swath is where Pitt and crew used Big John for underwater mining. Manhattan Project.The code name for the project based in Los Alamos, New Mexico, that resulted in the atomic bomb. Marcos, Ferdinand.Former leader of the Philippines who found several hundred tons of Yamashita's Gold.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Marcus Island.Island 1,125 kilometers southeast of Japan. Turned into a resort by a Japanese developer. Location where Pitt drives Big Ben ashore. Marmon.Famous American automobile. A 1931 Marmon V-16 town car is at the race in Richmond. Pitt has a Marmon in his collection. Manser bolt-action.Type of rifle carried by Keegan. McCurry, Bill.One of the National Security Agency's top investigators. Described as having long, sun bleached hair and skin darkened by the California sun. McGoon.What Pitt and Giordino call the robot guard that watches them after they are captured on Soseki Island. McGurk.One of the robots guarding Pitt and Giordino. Meeker, Curtis.Deputy director of advanced technical operations. Basically a shy man but acknowledged as the best satellite photo analyst in the world. A nice looking man, black hair sprinkled with gray, kind face, easy smile and eyes that reflect friendliness. Mendicino Fracture Zone.Location near Soggy Acres that Pitt and Plunkett must pass through on their way to Conrow Guyot. Said to dwarf the famous tourist site in northern Arizona, its steep escarpments average three thousand meters high. Messerschmitt.The German Luftwaffe's first turbojet airplane. Also called Swallows. Has a slim cigar shape to its fuselage, a vertical stabilizer and ungainly jet pods that hang from knife like wings. Has four 30 millimeter cannon for armaments. Pitt is given one by Halder. Pitt arranges to ship it to his home. After Pitt is feared dead, Giordino vows to restore the plane. Metcalf, General Clayton.Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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