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 Padfic Paradise Hotel.Hotel in Las Vegas owned by Suma. Fox and Weatherhill trace the shipment of bomb-laden Murmotos to the hotel's underground parking lot. The hotel is constructed of concrete painted light blue with round porthole windows on the guest rooms. Penner, Mel.U.S. intelligence agent who is director of field operations for the MAIT on Koror. Described as having a corduroy-red face. His cover is that he is a UCLA sociologist studying native Palau culture. Phosgene.Poison gas that must be inhaled it to kill. Found by Pitt booby-trapped in the cavern holding artwork under Clausen's farm. Photonics.Fiber-optic transmission that allows people to see one another while talking over the telephone. Pillow lava.Wormy-looking rocks Fox views on the bottom of the ocean. Made when fiery lava strikes the cold ocean. Plunkett, Craig.Chief engineer and pilot of Old Gert. Described as a man of forty-five or fifty, with graying hair combed forward to cover his baldness. His face is ruddy and his eyes a medium brown with a bloodhound droop. An old confirmed bachelor. President of the United States.Described as having a lean build and bright blue eyes with a warm, outgoing personality. Formerly a senator from Montana. Pyraudder Eleven.Newest version of U.S. spy satellite. Reveals subterranean and suboceanic detail. Ralph R. Bennett.U.S. Navy detection and tracking ship. Features a giant box-shaped phased-array radar six stories tall. Was on station off the Soviet Union's Kamchatka Peninsula when it was ordered off Japan to launch Pitt and Giordino in the This X-20s.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Red Horse.Code name for the director of the FBI's field operations. Reinhardt, Lieutenant Helmut.German dive officer who works with Pitt at Clausen's farm. Tall and well muscled. Speaks English with only a trace of an accent. Remington 1100 shotgun.Type of weapon selected by Giordino for the shoot-out at Oscar Brown's Hardware Emporium. Giordino loads the shotguns with No. 4 Magnum buckshot. Robot dogs.Machines built in Suma's factory. Used by Katamori to track Pitt on Soseki Island. Able to detect human scent, heat and sweat. Rokota.Coastal town in Japan where there is a nuclear waste dump. Saber.Discipline in fencing. Sakagawa, David.Communications man on the Narvik. Joins the party that goes aboard the Divine Star because he's the only crewman who can speak Japanese. A Norwegian-born Asian. Salazar, Dr. Raul.Old Gert's marine geologist, from the University of Mexico. A small dynamo with a huge mass of curly hair. His movements are quick, black eyes darting constantly, never staring at one person or object for more than two seconds. Married, with a son. His family is in Veracruz. Samuel J. Vincent Laboratories.Furukawa is vice president of the company. The laboratory is situated in a tall glass building hidden from the street by a grove of eucalyptus trees. The company is a research and design center owned by a consortium of space and aviation companies. The work performed at Vincent is highly classified, and much of its funding comes from government contracts for military programs. Sang, Kim.Tourist on the beach at Marcus Island when Big Ben comes ashore. Married to Sarah. A pretty red-headed lady in her early twenties. One of the scientists working in Soggy Acres. Works part-time as a marine equipment engineer and as a marine biologist. She took first in a Miss Colorado body building competition and can bench-press two hundred pounds.
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