Chimera-44
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It was breathtakingly beautiful as the ball of orange was consumed into the bright blue water of the Indian Ocean. Forty-nine sunsets in a row, all exactly like the last. He was sick of it.
“Only eleven more sunsets until we head to Jakarta, Pavel Mikhailovich,” the Captain said to the helmsman of the ship, who wholeheartedly agreed. The crew loved the Indonesian port city for a myriad of reasons.
Every 60 days they would put into Jakarta for a week to refuel and take on supplies. The Indonesian... government was friendly to Moscow going back as far as the 1950s and was well supplied with Russian-made weapons. This allowed the ship a wide berth in Jakarta with few questions asked. During port visits, the ship’s research labs would be closed, sealed off limits, and barred by armed Russian Federal Security Service (formerly known as the KGB) guards.
The 270-foot long research vessel (R/V) Akademik Kostov was part of the Russian Defense Ministry’s deep-water research department and as such was a naval auxiliary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was breathtakingly beautiful as the ball of orange was consumed into the bright blue water of the Indian Ocean. Forty-nine sunsets in a row, all exactly like the last. He was sick of it.
“Only eleven more sunsets until we head to Jakarta, Pavel Mikhailovich,” the Captain said to the helmsman of the ship, who wholeheartedly agreed. The crew loved the Indonesian port city for a myriad of reasons.
Every 60 days they would put into Jakarta for a week to refuel and take on supplies. The Indonesian... government was friendly to Moscow going back as far as the 1950s and was well supplied with Russian-made weapons. This allowed the ship a wide berth in Jakarta with few questions asked. During port visits, the ship’s research labs would be closed, sealed off limits, and barred by armed Russian Federal Security Service (formerly known as the KGB) guards.
The 270-foot long research vessel (R/V) Akademik Kostov was part of the Russian Defense Ministry’s deep-water research department and as such was a naval auxiliary.
What to read after Chimera-44?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher L. Eger to read onlineMoreLess
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