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Was Pan Am Clipper Taken by Japan at Truk Lagoon Before WWII? - Vimarsana News

Was Pan Am Clipper Taken by Japan at Truk Lagoon Before WWII?

Snopes spoke with an aviation history expert to get to the heart of conspiracy theories.

Source: snopes.com
Review: Does "The Princess Spy" Pierce the Veil of its Subject's Fictions? - Vimarsana News

Review: Does "The Princess Spy" Pierce the Veil of its Subject's Fictions?

The SPY WORE RED: My Adventures as an Undercover Agent in World War II with violent activities created to introduce her as a virtual "Jane Bond" of espionage when, in fact, she was a civil service clerk, grade 5 employed by the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), predecessor of today's Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). These violent activities assassinations, murders, wild car chases and the like, would have drawn the ire of Spain's dictator, Francisco Franco. Agents from both sides of the European conflict were allowed in "neutral" Spain provided they operated under conditions laid down by...

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Book review: A cruise ship is hijacked in gripping ''Exploded View' - Vimarsana News

Book review: A cruise ship is hijacked in gripping ''Exploded View'

276 pages, $12.99 paperback Prolific St. Augustine author Bill Yancey has produced another grand adventure. “Exploded View: Nightmare Cruise” takes us on a trip from Fort Lauderdale to Hawaii on the maiden voyage of the world’s largest cruise ship. The Marilyn Monroe, a 12-story, 1,200-foot-long floating hotel with 2,500 passengers and 100 crewmen, is the first ship of the Hollywood Stars Cruise Line, which promises “great service at reasonable prices with the luxury of the PanAm Clipper ships of the 1930s.” But the cruise will soon become less than pleasurable. Along with several f...