Descendant
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I wanted to see maps and reconstructions and transcripts of coroners’ court proceedings.
I insisted that we go right back to the very beginning, from the moment that a Thames dredger called the Mary Ellen had struck the propeller of that buried DC3. I didn’t tell Charles Frith or Terence that I knew who had died in it. I was afraid that I might catch myself unawares, and fill up with tears.
The wreckage had been discovered on April 11th. It had been raised out of the mud on May 15th by a combine...d team from the Air Ministry and the British Aeronautical Archeological Committee. It had been taken on a flatbed truck to the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farn-borough for cleaning, research and possible restoration.
Because of the total secrecy that had surrounded Operation Paperclip, the disappearance of this plane and its cargo had never been officially reported. After the war it had mostly been forgotten, since the counterintelligence agents involved had gone back to civilian life, or retired, or died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wanted to see maps and reconstructions and transcripts of coroners’ court proceedings.
I insisted that we go right back to the very beginning, from the moment that a Thames dredger called the Mary Ellen had struck the propeller of that buried DC3. I didn’t tell Charles Frith or Terence that I knew who had died in it. I was afraid that I might catch myself unawares, and fill up with tears.
The wreckage had been discovered on April 11th. It had been raised out of the mud on May 15th by a combine...d team from the Air Ministry and the British Aeronautical Archeological Committee. It had been taken on a flatbed truck to the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farn-borough for cleaning, research and possible restoration.
Because of the total secrecy that had surrounded Operation Paperclip, the disappearance of this plane and its cargo had never been officially reported. After the war it had mostly been forgotten, since the counterintelligence agents involved had gone back to civilian life, or retired, or died.
What to read after Descendant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Masterton to read onlineMoreLess
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