Wednesday's Child
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A common interrogation technique is preventing prisoners from getting adequate sleep on the theory, I suppose, that a sleepy terrorist is a sloppy terrorist. When William called late Saturday afternoon, he sounded as though someone forgot to tell him the technique wasn’t for use on interrogators.
“Those two guys you ferreted out spilled their guts, not that there was much in them. I don’t know where your hunches come from, but you were right on every count. Turns out that four canisters... went overboard after Al Khalifa dropped anchor, to be picked up by a submersible homing in on sonar beacons. We think it happened shortly after Sam inspected the ship.”
That rang a bell. Other than those owned by NOAA, the Navy, or the Coast Guard, submersibles weren’t a plentiful commodity. One of the Navy’s knee-jerk reactions to the attack on the USS Cole had been to entertain proposals on the use of submersibles, actually unarmed miniature submarines packed with electronic equipment, for port defense and security. A lot of the development work had been done at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, commonly referred to as APL, which had a long history of working with the Navy on submarine warfare. A former colleague of mine had managed the project.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A common interrogation technique is preventing prisoners from getting adequate sleep on the theory, I suppose, that a sleepy terrorist is a sloppy terrorist. When William called late Saturday afternoon, he sounded as though someone forgot to tell him the technique wasn’t for use on interrogators.
“Those two guys you ferreted out spilled their guts, not that there was much in them. I don’t know where your hunches come from, but you were right on every count. Turns out that four canisters... went overboard after Al Khalifa dropped anchor, to be picked up by a submersible homing in on sonar beacons. We think it happened shortly after Sam inspected the ship.”
That rang a bell. Other than those owned by NOAA, the Navy, or the Coast Guard, submersibles weren’t a plentiful commodity. One of the Navy’s knee-jerk reactions to the attack on the USS Cole had been to entertain proposals on the use of submersibles, actually unarmed miniature submarines packed with electronic equipment, for port defense and security. A lot of the development work had been done at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, commonly referred to as APL, which had a long history of working with the Navy on submarine warfare. A former colleague of mine had managed the project.
What to read after Wednesday's Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Zendell to read onlineMoreLess
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