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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Soseki Island. Tsai, Ichiro.The chief director of Kanoya Securities, which is the largest securities company in the world. Described as short and slender with a jolly face. Is as ruthless as he is shrewd. A member of the Golden Dragons since age fourteen. Tsunami.A seismic sea wave. One of these wipes out Soseki Island. Tucson.U.S. Navy attack submarine that arrives at the site of the Soggy Acres collapse. Turner, Major Marcus.Pilot of Gentle Giant. Described as a big ruddy-featured Texan. Wake Island.Island in the South Pacific. Location of famous battle in World War II. Pitt and the group that escaped from Soseki Island are taken here when they depart the Ralph R. Bennett. Weatherhill, Timmothy.MAIT member of Team Buick. A nuclear scientist who specializes in radioactivity detection. "We May Never Pass This Way Again."Song by Seals and Crofts that Fox heard at her senior prom. She is running out of air in Old Gert as the song plays in her head. Yamashita's Gold.Named after General Yamashita Tomoyuki, who was commander of Japanese forces in the Philippines after October 1944. The treasure is an immense hoard consisting of thousands of metric tons of exotic gems and jewelry, silver and gold bullion, along with Buddhas and Catholic altar pieces encrusted with priceless gems and cast in solid gold. The hoard was taken from China, the Southeast Asian countries, the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines, then collected in Manila, Philippines. Because of heavy Japanese shipping losses, less than twenty percent of the hoard ever reached Tokyo. Faced with no place to stash the loot, the Japanese hid it in more than a hundred different sites on and around the island of Luzon. Conservative estimates place the value of the hoard at between four hundred fifty and five hundred billion dollars. Yasukuni.The revered memorial in Japan that honors those who died fighting for the emperor's cause since the revolutionary war of 1868. No foreigners are allowed to pass through the huge bronze gateway
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html leading to the war heroes' shrine. Yoshishu, Korori.The grand old thief and leader of the Golden Dragons. Ninety-one years old. Was in the Black Sky organization until he founded the Gold Dragons. The son of a temple carpenter in Kyoto. Kicked out of the house by his father at age ten, he joined Black Sky. In 1927, when he was eighteen, the leaders of Black Sky arranged for him to join the Army, where he rose to the rank of captain. Helped the Black Sky dominate heroin smuggling in Southeast Asia. When he realized Japan was doomed to lose the war, he and Koda Suma traveled by submarine to Valparaiso, Chile, where they lived out the war and five years afterward in comfort. Later returned to Japan to resume his criminal activities. After Koda Suma's death, he split the group with Hideki Suma and concentrated on the criminal end. Sahara Across the Sahara Safari.Backworld Explorations' twelve-day tour. Adar des Noras.Extension of mountainous Ahaggar Range in the Sahara Desert. Adrar.City in Algeria where Hath takes Pitt and Giordino after they escape from Tebezza and cross the Sahara. Air Afrique.French civilian aircraft emblazoned with light and dark green stripes. Used by UNICRATT to land at Gao and rescue Gunn. Airbus Industrie A300.Kazirn's plane. A gift from Massarde. Electronically fitted as a military communications command center. Air France Concorde.Supersonic jet Gunn takes back to Washington, D.C.after he is rescued by UNICRATT' at the Gao International Airport. Alden, Captain James.Commander of the Brooklyn.
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