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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html MlAl tanks.Tanks used by the Louisiana National Guard. Mounted with 105-millimeter guns. Malder, Karl.One of the fake identities used by Pitt and Giordino when they search the S.S.United States at the dock. Said to work for the German shipbuilding firm of Voss and Heibert. Manitowoc, Wisconsin.Town where the Gallagers retired. Located thirty-five miles south of Green Bay. Marchand, Sheriff Louis.Sheriff of lberville Parish. Described as trim and smartly dressed in a tailored uniform. He is polished, urbane and extremely street-smart. Marine Denizen.NUMA research vessel. The oldest ship in the NUMA fleet and soon to be retired. Assigned to the Mississippi River project. Mazatlan.Mexican resort town where Pitt invites Lee for a romantic vacation. McDonnell-Douglas Explorer.Fast, no-tail rotor, twin-engined helicopter with a top speed of 170 miles an hour. Giordino and Gunn use the helicopter to attack the ultralights and help Pitt and the immigrants aboard the Chris-Craft escape. Meadows, Bob.One of the Oregon crewmen. Diver and former Navy SEAL. Shot in the legs when the Oregon attacks the Chengdo. Mercado, Juan.A naval archivist from Panama whom Perlmutter asks to search the Panama Canal records for ships passing through the canal from November 28 through December 5, 1948. He finds that the Princess Yung T'ai passed December 1, 1948. Miang, Qian.China's ambassador to the United States. A portly man with short hair styled in a crew cut whose face is fixed in a constant little grin. Was schooled for three years at Cambridge. Monroe, Duncan.Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Montaigne, Major General Frank.President of the Mississippi River Commission and head of the Army Corps of Engineers for the entire Mississippi Valley from the Gulf up to where the Missouri River joins the Mississippi near St. Louis. Described as late-fiftyish with steel gray hair. His eyebrows stayed black and sat on top of gray-blue colored eyes. Born below New Orleans to a fisherman father, Montaigne has served a distinguished career in both Vietnam and the Gulf War and has a Ph.D. in hydrology. Married, with three daughters. Present when the S.S.United States runs upriver. Morgan City, Louisiana.Town closest to Sungari. With a population of fifteen thousand, the city is the largest in St. Mary Parish. The city faces west, overlooking a wide stretch of the Atchafalaya River called Berwick Bay. Mosby underwater rifles.An underwater weapon that fires a missile with a small explosive head through water. Used by the Chinese who attack the Sea Dog Mystic Canal. Dredged by Shang to divert the Mississippi River. Nanchang Investments.Holding company based in Vancouver, British Columbia, that Shang hides behind when he purchases the Orion Lake property. National Gallery of Art.Where the artifacts removed from the Princess Dou Wan are to be exhibited. Newt suits.Deep-water atmospheric diving system that enables the diver inside to work for long periods of time at the four-hundred-plus depth without concerns over decompression. Bulbous, constructed of fiberglass and magnesium and self-propelled. NUMA Marine Science Center.NUMA facility at Bremerton, Washington, where Giordino and Gunn borrow the helicopter used to help Pitt on the Orion River. Ocean Retriever.NUMA vessel that was working off the coast of Maine but was diverted to Lake Michigan to help with the recovery of the artifacts from the Princess Dou Wan. Olson, General Oskar.Commander of the Louisiana National Guard. Attended West Point. Old
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