Collection 1980 - Yondering (V5.0)
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Occasionally those who were in the city would have a drink together at the Astor Bar or a lesser known place, off the beaten track, called the International. In the years from 1920 until the beginning of World War II it was the place to which they came. The war lords were hiring men who had specialties, although it was the flyers who were most in demand. Some of their names became legend; some were never known but to each other and those who hired them. There were others who never came to Shangh...ai but whose names were known, for they were men of a kind. One-Arm Sutton, General Rafael de Nogales, Joseph Trebitsch-Lincoln, and, of course, their long-dead predecessor, Gen. Frederick Townsend Ward, commander of the “Ever-Victorious Army” to whom the Chinese raised a statue.They were soldiers of fortune, men who made their living by their knowledge of weapons and tactics, selling their services wherever there was a war.The munitions dealers were there, also, mingling with diplomats and officers of a dozen armies and navies.
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Occasionally those who were in the city would have a drink together at the Astor Bar or a lesser known place, off the beaten track, called the International. In the years from 1920 until the beginning of World War II it was the place to which they came. The war lords were hiring men who had specialties, although it was the flyers who were most in demand. Some of their names became legend; some were never known but to each other and those who hired them. There were others who never came to Shangh...ai but whose names were known, for they were men of a kind. One-Arm Sutton, General Rafael de Nogales, Joseph Trebitsch-Lincoln, and, of course, their long-dead predecessor, Gen. Frederick Townsend Ward, commander of the “Ever-Victorious Army” to whom the Chinese raised a statue.They were soldiers of fortune, men who made their living by their knowledge of weapons and tactics, selling their services wherever there was a war.The munitions dealers were there, also, mingling with diplomats and officers of a dozen armies and navies.
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