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 Strouser, Gabe.Head of Strouser & Sons. Has known Arthur Dorsett since childhood. Still bitter at Dorsett for firing his company without an explanation. After being fired by Dorsett, he moved his company's headquarters to New York City from Sydney, Australia, and aligned the company with the South African cartel. Described as a strikingly attractive man in his early sixties. Has a head of well-groomed silver hair, a narrow face with high cheekbones and a finely shaped nose. He is trim and athletically built with evenly tanned skin. Several centimeters shorter than Arthur Dorsett, he has dazzling white teeth and a friendly mouth. He has blue-green eyes. Arthur and Boudicca Dorsett kill him by pouring D-grade flawless diamonds into his mouth through a funnel, suffocating him. They later decapitate him and send the head to the Multilateral Council of Trade. Strouser, Levi.Jewish gem merchant to whom Scaggs asks Carlisle to take the stones Betsy Dorsett sent to him for appraisal. His gem shop, Strouser & Sons, is in the Castlegate section of Aberdeen. Married twice; his second wife bore him four sons and two daughters. Explains to Carlisle that the stones Betsy Fletcher sent are diamonds worth somewhere in the neighborhood of fifty million dollars on today's market. Summer.Pitt's only true love. Mentioned on page 163. Described by Pitt on page 372 as having gray eyes and red hair but still looking much like Maeve. Tantoa, Ramini.A native of Cooper Island in the Palmyra Atoll chain, he finds the Tz'u-hsi after she washes ashore in the lagoon on his island. Tasman Sea.Location of the Gladiator when she is abandoned and the convicts and crew take to the raft. Thurston lava tubes.Hollow tubes in lava beds that are resonating and radiating the sound from the Dorsett Consolidated mines into the oceans. The Tits.Also known as the Miseries, the small rock islands Pitt, Giordino and Fletcher find, as well as the location of Rodney York and the wreck of the Dancing Dorothy. Nine hundred sixty-five kilometers southwest of Invercargil, New Zealand. Toft, Jason.The Glomar Explorer's chief engineer. Described as a man with a huge stomach and short legs. He is responsible for repairing the Glomar Explorer's engines in record time so she can be deployed to drop the deflector.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Tucson.U.S. Navy missile cruiser that was Sandecker's last command. Tzu-hsi.Ningpo-design Chinese junk named after the last Chinese dowager empress and owned by Converse. Twenty-four meters in length with a beam of six meters and built from top to bottom of cedar and teakwood. Converse is sailing the ship on an around the-world cruise when it is hit by an acoustic wave. Ultrasonic drilling equipment.Used by Dorsett Consolidated. Uses sound pulses with acoustic frequencies of sixty thousand to eighty thousand Hertz or cycles per second. Underwriting Room of Lloyd's of London.Area in the famous ship insurer where lost ships are recorded. U.S. Navy F-22A.Type of jet fighter that transports Sandecker from Hawaii to Tasmania. A two-place jet that can operate at Mach 3+ speeds. U.S. Navy SH-60B Sea Hawk.Helicopter with NUMA markings that Ames lands on the Glomar Explorer. Van Fleet, Robin.Wife of Roy Van Fleet. Van Fleet, Roy.NUMA marine biologist who is aboard the helicopter piloted by Giordino when Pitt visits Seymour Island. Married, he has three children. Vega Island.Location mentioned by Pitt as the site where fifty or more dead seals washed ashore. Weddell Sea.Location mentioned by Pitt as site of a huge school of dead dolphins. Wellington, New Zealand.Capital city of New Zealand. Enclosed by a huge bay and a maze of islands, along with low mountains with Mount Victoria the highest peak. Lush, green vegetation surrounds
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