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Raymond Benson

**Raymond Benson** (born September 6, 1955) is an American author best known for being the official author of the adult James Bond novels from 1997 to 2003.

In 1984, Benson wrote *The James Bond Bedside Companion*, a book dedicated to Ian Fleming, the official novels, and the films. The book was updated in 1988 and has since been re-released digitally without further updating. It was nominated for an Edgar Award by Mystery Writers of America in the Best Biographical/Critical Work category.

In 1985, he worked as a designer and writer on the computer game *James Bond 007: A View to a Kill*. He followed this in 1986 with work on a computer game version of *Goldfinger* and co-authoring the *You Only Live Twice II* module of the popular role-playing game *James Bond 007*.

In 1996, John Gardner resigned from writing Bond books. Glidrose Publications promptly chose Benson to replace him. As a James Bond novelist, Raymond Benson was initially controversial for being American, and for ignoring much of the continuity established by Gardner. The author did much to placate these concerns however, and promptly embarked on regular tours to promote his novels in the UK, as well as occasional trips to mainland Europe; several signing sessions were held at the offices of his UK publisher Hodder & Stoughton, and at London booksellers Murder One and James Bond specialists Adrian Harrington Ltd. In total, Benson wrote six James Bond novels, three novelizations, and three short stories. He was the first Bond author since Ian Fleming to write short stories (published in *Playboy* and *TV Guide* magazines and collected in anthologies published in 2008 and 2010).

Glidrose changed its name to Ian Fleming Publications commencing with Benson's novel, *High Time to Kill*.Benson resigned from writing Bond books in 2003.

Benson's novel *The Man with the Red Tattoo* inspired the government of Japan's Kagawa Prefecture in 2005 to erect a permanent museum (the "007 Man with the Red Tattoo Museum", dedicated to the book) and honor Benson with the title of Goodwill Ambassador.

In 2008 *High Time to Kill*, *Doubleshot*, *Never Dream of Dying* and his 1997 short story "Blast from the Past" were grouped and released as an omnibus called *The Union Trilogy*. A second anthology entitled *Choice of Weapons* was published in 2010 and contained *Zero Minus Ten*, *The Facts of Death*, *The Man with the Red Tattoo*, and the short stories "Midsummer Night's Doom" and "Live at Five".

## Works

1. "Blast From the Past" (short story, 1997)
2. *Zero Minus Ten* (1997)
3. *Tomorrow Never Dies* (novelization, 1997)
4. *The Facts of Death* (1998)
5. "Midsummer Night's Doom" (short story, 1999)
6. "Live at Five" (short story, 1999)
7. *The World Is Not Enough* (novelization, 1999)
8. *High Time to Kill* (1999)
9. *DoubleShot* (2000)
10. *Never Dream of Dying* (2001)
11. *The Man with the Red Tattoo* (2002)
12. *Die Another Day* (novelization, 2002)
Role of Honour

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***Role of Honour***, first published in 1984, was the fourth novel by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond. Carrying the Glidrose Publications copyright, it was first published in the United Kingdom by Jonathan Cape and in the United States by G. P. Putnam's Sons.

## Plot

After receiving a large inheritance from a deceased uncle, James Bond is accused of improprieties by M and Bill Tanner and drummed out of the British Secret Service. Disgusted with his former employers, Bond places his services on the open market, where he later attracts the attention of representatives of SPECTRE who are quite willing to put their one-time enemy on their payroll.

Prior to joining up, Bond spends a month in Monte Carlo with Miss Percy Proud, a CIA agent who teaches him everything she knows about programming languages and computers in general. This background allows Bond to attract Jay Autem Holy, an agent of SPECTRE who left The Pentagon, faked his death, and later started a computer game company that creates simulations based on real-life battles and wars.

Bond manages to get inside Holy's computer company, Endor taking a position there alongside a woman by the name of Cindy Chalmer. Percy acts as their CIA liason and contact point. At Endor Bond meets Peter Amadeus, another programmer who works for Holy. Bond later helps him to escape and is used by the British Secret Service to one-up SPECTRE by taking a job within the Secret Service as a computer programmer using SPECTRE's own knowledge against them.

Bond's allegiance to SPECTRE is periodically questioned throughout the novel, even at one point going so far as to send Bond to a terrorist training camp (known as "Erewhon") to see if he has 'the right stuff'. Proving his worth, Bond becomes involved in a plot to destabilise the Soviet Union and the United States, by forcing them to rid the world of their nuclear weapons.

What SPECTRE leaders Tamil Rahani and Dr. Jay Autem Holy suspect, but never fully realise is that Bond's resignation is false. Along with Bond, the Secret Service plays a vital role in foiling SPECTRE; however, Rahani, the current leader of SPECTRE is able to escape Bond's clutches by parachuting out of an airship over Switzerland. Ultimately, Rahani lands badly, and injures his spine triggering an aggressive form of cancer.
Giuseppe Petacchi

Colonel **Giuseppe Petacchi** was an Italian pilot hired by the criminal organisation SPECTRE to hijack a British bomber and its atomic payload.

## History

Giuseppe Petacchi was originally from Bolzano and has a much younger sister, actress Dominetta Vitali. During World War II, when it becomes clear which side will win, he kills the two other men on his aircraft and flies his plane to an Allied base, pretending he has been harbouring Allied sympathies all along. As a result, he was hailed as a war hero. Petacchi's real motivation is his own self-interest. He has had a good career, but he wants out now, and he wants money. His current material desire is an extravagant Maserati.

Petacchi is carefully chosen by the independent criminal group SPECTRE to steal an air force plane that contains the two nuclear weapons called "Plan Omega". Petacchi gets on the flight as a NATO observer. He waits patiently for his opportunity, and then he puts on an oxygen mask and sets off poison gas in the plane. After a few minutes, the crew members all begin choking and dying.

"*Petacchi said happily, ‘Good evening. Good evening. I am delivering one plane in good condition.’ (He had thought the joke out long before.) ‘Please sign here.’*"
― Ian Fleming.[src]
Petacchi takes over the plane and pilots it to his rendezvous in the mid-Atlantic, with SPECTRE operative Emilio Largo's ship, the *Disco Volante*. He skillfully lands the aircraft on the water and as it floats, he exits the plane by climbing upon the wing. Prepared for a friendly meeting with his employers, he is instead murdered by them, to cut him out of the ransom money.
John Gardner

**John Edmund Gardner** (November 20, 1926 - 3 August 2007) was an English espionage novelist. He wrote 14 James Bond novels from 1981 to 1996.

In 1979, Gardner was asked to revive Ian Fleming's James Bond series of novels. Between 1981 and 1996, Gardner wrote fourteen James Bond novels. While the books were commercial successes, Gardner was ambivalent about writing novels with a character he hadn't created. Gardner had an ambivalent view on being the Bond author, once saying that "I'm very grateful to have been selected to keep Bond alive. But I'd much rather be remembered for my own work than I would for Bond".

James Harker, writing in *The Guardian*, considered that the Gardner books were "dogged by silliness", giving examples of *Scorpius*, where much of the action is set in the tiny town of Chippenham, and *Win, Lose or Die*, where "Bond gets chummy with an unconvincing Maggie Thatcher".

With the influence of the American publishers, Putnam's, the Gardner novels showed an increase in the number of Americanisms used in the book, such as a waiter wearing "pants", rather than trousers, in *The Man from Barbarossa*. In 1996 Gardner officially retired from writing Bond novels. Glidrose Publications quickly chose Raymond Benson to continue the literary stories of James Bond.
No Deals, Mr. Bond

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***No Deals, Mr. Bond***, first published in 1987, was the sixth novel by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond. Carrying the Glidrose Publications copyright, it was first published in the United Kingdom by Jonathan Cape and in the United States by Putnam. It was the last Bond novel to be published in Britain by Jonathan Cape, ending an association dating back to the first Bond novel, *Casino Royale* in 1953. It is also the first James Bond novel since *Colonel Sun* (1968) to not have it's first edition cover designed in the style of Richard Chopping.

Gardner, on his website, states that he was opposed to this novel being given the title, which he called "dreadful" along with other titles suggested by his publishers including *Oh No, Mr. Bond!* and *Bond Fights Back*. Gardner originally suggested the title *Tomorrow Always Comes*. *No Deals, Mr. Bond* has the minor distinction of being the first, and thus far, only non-novelisation Bond novel to incorporate the agent's name into the title.

## Plot summary

*No Deals, Mr. Bond* begins with a mission in the Baltic Sea dubbed "Seahawk", which involves James Bond stealthly extracting two women that have completed an assignment in East Germany. After accomplishing his mission, the book continues 5 years later with Bond being called in by M to learn more background into what those women were doing there before being extracted. Their mission, dubbed *Cream Cake*, was a honey trap that involved getting close to top Soviet personnel as a means to not only spy for the British Secret Service, but to secure the defection of 2 highly ranking Soviet officers, an act that the Soviets occasionally performed against countries of the West.

Involving 4 women and a man, the operation was considered a complete debacle that ended with the members being found out. After being extracted and given new identities, however, two of the women were discovered to be gruesomely murdered. Bond is subsequently sent by M, "off the record", to find the remaining members of *Cream Cake* before they suffer the same fate.

During the adventure, Bond believes that Colonel Maxim Smolin, the primary target during operation *Cream Cake*, is systematically killing off the former members of the *Cream Cake* operation and leaving a signature of having their tongues removed. This, however, is not the case, and, in actuality, Smolin is a turncoat now working with the British Secret Service.

Instead, the former members, in addition to Smolin and another Soviet turncoat, Captain Dietrich, are being targeted by General Chernov, an agent of a department formerly known as SMERSH. The situation is further complicated after M gets a message to Bond warning him that one of the surviving *Cream Cake* members is a double and that he wants Chernov brought in alive.
Impitoyable (talent)

## Impitoyable

**Impitoyable** est un talent dans Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Caractéristiques

Impitoyable est un talent offensif permettant d'augmenter les dégâts infligés en fonction des segments de santé manquants des ennemis.

## Effets

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Talent | Impitoyable

Les segments de santé manquants augmentent les dégâts subis : 1 segment manquant, +10% ; 2 segments manquants +25%.

## Conditions

Des conditions doivent être remplies afin que le talent puisse s'activer :

* **3832** à l'attribut armes à feu ()
* **4790** à l'attribut endurance ()
Milton Krest

**Milton Krest** is the wealthy German-American owner of a hotel chain and head of a phony philanthropic trust.

## History

James Bond is on an assignment in the Seychelles Islands; through Fidele Barbey, his influential and well-connected local contact, he meets an uncouth American millionaire named Milton Krest (Owner of the Krest hotels group and the Krest Foundation), who challenges the two to aid him in the search for a rare fish, "The Hildebrand Rarity". Bond, Barbey, Krest and his English wife, Liz, set off aboard his ship - the *Wavekrest* - in search of the fish.

During the journey, Bond learns that Milton verbally and physically abuses everyone around him, especially his wife—whom he punishes with the use of a stingray tail he dubs "The Corrector". Krest finds the Hildebrand Rarity and kills it—along with many other fish—by pouring poison into the water. After finding and killing the Hildebrand Rarity, they set sail for port. Along the way Krest gets very drunk, insults Bond and Barbey over dinner and tells his wife he will beat her again with the stingray tail.

Later that night, Bond hears Krest choking; investigating, Bond finds that Krest has been murdered — apparently by having the rare fish stuffed down his throat. So as not to be entangled in a murder investigation, Bond throws Krest overboard and cleans up the scene of the crime, making it look as though Krest fell overboard after one of the ropes holding his hammock broke: Bond suspects both Barbey and Liz, but is unsure which is responsible. However, when Liz invites Bond to sail with her to Mombasa—his next destination—aboard the *Wavekrest*, he accepts her invitation with reservations.
Andrew Bond

**Andrew Bond** is the father of James Bond and the spouse of Monique Bond. Like his wife, the character has only a brief mention in Fleming's penultimate novel, *You Only Live Twice* as well as a mention in *On Her Majesty's Secret Service*.

## History

In *On Her Majesty's Secret Service* James Bond tells Sir Hilary Bray, a genealogist with the Royal College of Arms, his father was a Scot from the Highlands, near Glencoe and in *You Only Live Twice* M's obituary for James Bond also mentions his father, Andrew Bond, was from Glencoe and his wife was the Swiss Monique Delacroix of the Canton de Vaud. The young James Bond spends much of his early life abroad, becoming multilingual in German and French because of his father's work as a foreign representative of the Vickers armaments firm. When he and his wife were killed in a tragic mountain climbing accident in the Aiguilles Rouges near Chamonix, their eleven-year-old son James is orphaned. James is sent to live with Andrew Bond's sister Charmain. With the help of an old Vickers colleague of Andrew Bond, James Bond entered a branch of what subsequently to become the Ministry of Defense.

### Non-Canonical

In Jeffrey Deaver's re-imagined Bond setting (the 2011 Bond novel *Carte Blanche*) was an attempted contemporary reboot. Within, Andrew Bond worked for an arms company. He would often take young James with him on business trips and allow him to sit in on meetings. In the novel, Andrew was assassinated by an organisation called "The Steel Cartridge".

## Trivia

It was not until the penultimate novel, *You Only Live Twice*, that Ian Fleming gave Bond a sense of family background, using a fictional obituary, purportedly from *The Times*. The book was the first to be written after the release of *Dr. No* in cinemas and Sean Connery's depiction of Bond affected Fleming's interpretation of the character.
Sluggsy

**"Sluggsy" Morant** is a mobster in the employ of Mr. Sanguinetti, coming from a mafia controlled town in New York State.

## History

In the second third of the *The Spy Who Loved Me*, the female protagonist, Vivienne Michel, is employed at "The Dreamy Pines Motor Court" in the Adirondack Mountains by managers Jed and Mildred Phancey. At the end of the vacation season, the Phancey’s entrust Viv to look after the motel for the night before the owner, Mr. Sanguinetti, can arrive to take inventory and close it up for the winter. Two mobsters, "Sluggsy" Morant and Sol "Horror" Horowitz, both of whom work for Sanguinetti, arrive and say they are there to look over the motel for insurance purposes.

In reality, the two have been hired by Sanguinetti to burn down the motel so that Sanguinetti can make a profit on the insurance. The blame for the fire would fall on Viv, who was to perish in the incident. The mobsters, are cruel to Viv and, when she says she does not want to dance with them, they attack her, holding her down and starting to remove her top. They are about to continue the attack with rape when the door buzzer stops them.

British secret service agent James Bond appears at the door asking for a room, having had a flat tyre while passing. Bond quickly realises that Horror and Sluggsy are mobsters and that Viv is in danger. Pressuring the two men, he eventually gets the gangsters to agree to provide him a room. That night Sluggsy and Horror set fire to the motel and attempt to kill Bond and Michel. A gun battle ensues and, in the process of escaping, Horror and Sluggsy's car crashes into a lake. Bond and Michel retire to bed, but Sluggsy is still alive and makes a further attempt to kill them when Bond shoots him.

## Behind the scenes

According to Jeremy Black, the two thugs, Sluggsy and Horror, are "comic-book villains with comic-book names". Their characters are not given the same status as other villains in Bond stories, but are second-rate professional killers, which makes them more believable in the story.
Wint & Kidd

**Wint** & **Kidd** are a pair of Spangled Mob assassins who are hinted to be homosexual lovers. They act as enforcers for the smuggling chain pipeline of the Spangled Mob.

## History

As killers and "enforcers" to the Spangled Mob, it is their mission, among other things, to make sure the smuggling of the diamonds and everything connected to it go off without a hitch. If something does goes wrong, Wint and Kidd are sent to "persuade" the perpetrators to never make a mistake again.

From London to New York it is their job to tail whoever is smuggling the diamonds internationally to ensure that the smuggler doesn't get any ideas about going into business for themselves. For this, the duo take on the likeness of American businessmen who call themselves "W. Winter" and "B. Kitteridge". Whenever Wint and Kidd are not portraying the businessmen, however, they're wearing ski masks so no one can figure out their identities. Despite this precaution, Wint has a large red wart on one thumb, a detail that leads to his being positively identified.

They are obviously quite sadistic and give evidence of enjoying their jobs. This is particularly evident when James Bond first witnesses them in a mud-bath, where they pour boiling mud over the face of a jockey who they believe has prevented a Mob-owned horse from winning a race in Kentucky.

Although they are both hardened assassins, Wint is pathologically afraid of travel. When he does have to travel, he wears an identifying nametag and a sticker that says "My blood group is F". He also has to be paid a special bonus by his employers. Because of his phobia, Mr. Wint picked up the nickname "Windy" - although no one would dare call him that to his face. Kidd is nicknamed "Boofy" due to his "pretty-boy" appearance. Felix Leiter suspects that they are both homosexual.

In a ghost town outside of Las Vegas, the leading gangster, Seraffimo Spang, penetrates Bond's cover and details Wint and Kidd to torture Bond to learn his true identity. Wint and Kidd then perform a "Brooklyn stomping," kicking Bond into unconsciousness while wearing football cleats, after which Tiffany Case helps him escape.

The duo are shot by Bond after they kidnap Tiffany on the *Queen Elizabeth*. Bond comes to her rescue by climbing down the side of the ship and diving into their room via the porthole. They have a small gun battle, and Bond kills them both. Evidence is then faked so it appears as a murder-suicide.

## Behind the scenes

The original names of the henchmen were supposedly Wint & Gore, but Ian Fleming changed Gore to Kidd at the request of his wife's cousin, who was nicknamed "Boofy" Gore. However, the name Gore does occur in some versions of the novel. Likewise, Kidd's original nickname was "Dolly," and appears as such in early British editions of the book.
New Zealand

**Appearances** | *The Spy Who Loved Me*(mentioned)*You Only Live Twice*(mentioned)

**New Zealand** is an island country in the South Pacific Ocean. It was once a British colony, before achieving independence as a dominion on 26 September 1907.

## Appearances

New Zealand is named as a place where people who defect to the British have the option of being settled in alongside Australia, Canada and South Africa.New Zealand is also mentioned alongside Australia by Bond in some banter with Tiger Tanaka as examples of the successes of British imperialism. In turn, Tiger states he thought the two nations should have been targeted by the Japanese during World War II, rather than Pearl Harbor.

## References

1. ↑ Fleming, Ian (1962). *The Spy Who Loved Me*. London, England: Jonathan Cape, p.150.
2. ↑ Fleming, Ian (1964). *You Only Live Twice*. London, England: Jonathan Cape, pp.65-6.
Nettoyeurs

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## Nettoyeurs

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Manhattan

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**Manhattan** est l'endroit principal apparaissant dans Tom Clancy's The Division, à côté d'une petite section de tutorat qui se déroule à Brooklyn. C'est l'arrondissement le plus dense de New York City. Il contient une zone sombre.
Saab 900 Turbo

The **Saab 900 Turbo**, introduced in May of 1978, was Bond's vehicle of choice in many of the John Gardner Bond novels, beginning with *Licence Renewed* (1981). Dubbed, the "Silver Beast", it is Bond's private vehicle modified by the real-life company Communication Control Systems, Ltd. (CCS) (now called Security Intelligence Technology Group).

## Silver Beast

The Saab 900 Turbo was James Bond's vehicle of choice in three John Gardner Bond novels, starting with *Licence Renewed* (1981). In the novel the car is silver colored, even though it is sometimes black or red on some of the bookcovers. Consequently, the vehicle got the nickname the "Silver Beast" in the followup Gardner novel, *For Special Services* (1982) and was once more featured in *Icebreaker* (1983).

Unlike many Bond vehicles, the Saab 900 is Bond's personal property, and was not provided by Q Branch. At his own expense, Bond had it customized by security and counter-surveillance experts, Communication Control Systems, Ltd. (CCS), now called Security Intelligence Technology Group.

## Gadgets

Bond's Saab 900 Turbo, 3-door version, was equipped with the following features:

* Water-cooled turbo engine modification per Saab Law Enforcement specs, producing a top speed in excess of 170 MPH
* Modified fuel system capable of running on petrol or gasohol
* Halon 12 fire extinguishing system and fire-proofing
* Digital Head-Up Display
* Remote text-messaging system via black box phone hook up to landline Mobile phone
* Four external tear gas ducts
* A filter to neutralise deadly gas entering the car's passenger cabin
* Oxygen masks under the seats in CO2-operated compartment
* Several hidden compartments in dashboard containing TH70 Nitefinder goggles (for driving without headlights), grenades, one unauthorized Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 Magnum revolver and one Browning automatic handgun
* Fully armor-plated body Bulletproof glass
* Steel-reinforced ramming bumpers back and front
* Heavy-duty Dunlop Denovos tires, self-sealing even after being hit by bullets
* Black leather upholstery
* Side gunport Remote starter kit Rotating license plates
* Air Conditioning Cruise Control Two halogen fog lamps
* A fully built in sound system
* Aircraft headlight hidden behind front license plate.

## Trivia

* Communication Control Systems, Ltd. (now called Security Intelligence Technology Group) is actually a real company, which advised author John Gardner with ideas about feasible gadgets to be used. Consequently, Gardner gave them the credit in the book, rather than Q Branch.
* With the release of *Licence Renewed*, Saab took the opportunity to launch a Bond themed promotional campaign complete with an actual car outfitted like the one in the book (but using smoke dispensers instead of tear gas).
The Property of a Lady (object)

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**The Property of a Lady** is one of Carl Fabergé's famous jewel-encrusted Eggs.

## History

James Bond attends an auction for a Fabergé Egg when he is on the tail to identify a KGB officer who bids over the mark for an already costly Fabergé Egg in order to pay off an internal agent, Maria Freudenstein, who is feeding them cipher codes.
O. F. Snelling

**O. F. Snelling** (30 December 1916 – 6 November 2001) was an author and auctioneer clerk in the antiquarian book trade.

Snelling took a job in the antiquarian book trade, working first as a clerk at Hodgson's in 1949, later Sotheby's Rare Book Department, and became Chief Clerk. It was there he met author Ian Fleming, assisting him in research for the James Bond novels.

## James Bond

Snelling is best known for his 1964 analysis of the James Bond books, *Double O Seven, James Bond, A Report*, the only such title personally authorized by Ian Fleming. Part of the book’s initial success was that its publication roughly coincided with the death of Fleming in August 1964 and included footnotes discussing the recently issued Bond novel, *You Only Live Twice*. Focused on the literary 007 with passing mentions of the first Sean Connery films, Snelling examined the predecessors to Bond, his adversaries, and especially the women in the novels.

Knowing novelist Kingsley Amis was also working on a similar study (published as *The James Bond Dossier* in 1965), Snelling rushed out his book to compete with Amis, and the two titles have been frequently compared ever since as the earliest serious studies of the James Bond phenomena. Snelling’s title sold over a million copies, appeared in French, Dutch, Portuguese, Japanese, and Israeli editions and translations.

In 2007, an online edition of his Bond book was published using the title he’d have preferred, *Double-O-Seven: James Bond Under the Microscope*. It included a 1980 introduction Snelling had written for a hoped for new release of his 1964 best-seller. Accompanying the new publication was a collection of selected correspondence between Snelling and his literary executor, Ronald Payne, written between 1979 and 1994.
Emilio Largo

**Emilio Largo** is an Italian gangster who is the deputy-head of the global criminal organization SPECTRE.

## History

Emilio Largo is "No. 1" in the SPECTRE hierarchy; however, the number is randomly assigned as a security precaution. Nonetheless, Largo is second in command and successor to Ernst Stavro Blofeld and the supreme commander of "Plan Omega". Largo is a large, handsome, athletic man, but his good looks are hard and smarmy. Attractive to women, Largo has satyr-like lips, oiled hair, and a hooked, Roman nose. He is a ruthless, successful criminal who womanizes and lives the high life among wealthy companions, which makes Largo's cover as a seeker of sunken treasure perfect.

Largo makes use of a private hydrofoil yacht, the *Disco Volante* which sails under a Panamanian flag. Purchased with SPECTRE funds for £200,000, the ship was specially commissioned for use in the shallow Bahamian waters. The craft plays a pivotal role in the seizure and transportation of the two nuclear weapons. Largo also obtained a rented beach property for the operation named Palmyra at Lyford Key. It serves as a residence for his "niece" Domino (who is in reality his mistress) and a few of his men.

Largo and the crew of the *Disco Volante* kill the NATO traitor Giuseppe Petacchi and steal the two nuclear warheads aboard the jet. Largo then reports the successful recovery of the weapons to Blofeld via radio. SPECTRE afterwards announces its existence to the world by threatening to destroy a major city in the United States or United Kingdom, unless a ransom of £100,000,000 is paid. This plan is dubbed "Plan Omega" by Blofeld and is overseen by Largo.

Largo is shot through the neck with a harpoon by Domino, while he and Bond engage in underwater fighting.
Heartbreaker

**Heartbreaker** est un ensemble d'équipements dans *Tom Clancy's The Division 2*.

## Présentation

Heartbreaker est un ensemble polyvalent, augmentant les dégâts d'arme et la protection.

## Parties

Contrairement aux ensembles de marque, les différentes parties du kit et leurs talents sont uniques.

## Bonus

### Bonus d'ensemble

* Bonus de kit (2+) : +15,0 % Dégâts de fusil d'assaut
+15,0 % Dégâts - Fusil-mitrailleur
* Bonus de kit (3+) : +15,0 % Maniement d'arme
* Bonus de kit (4+) :
	+ **Talent** : **Coup de cœur** - Les headshots réussis génèrent une impulsion qui dire 5 s.
	Les tirs qui atteignent des ennemis touchés par impulsion ajoutent un effet cumulable de +1 % de protection bonus et +1 % de dégâts sur les ennemis touchés par impulsion, jusqu'à un maximum de 50 effets.
	2 effets sont perdus par seconde.

### Bonus du sac à dos

**Froid** - Augmente le total de protection bonus gagnée par effet cumulé de Coup de cœur de 1 % à 2 %.

* EXIGENCE - Coup de cœur

### Bonus de la protection corporelle

**Max BPM** - Augmente le nombre max. de bonus cumulables du Coup de cœur de 50 à 100.

* EXIGENCE - Coup de cœur

## Artisanat

Démonter des parties de l'ensemble d'équipements **Heartbreaker** permet de récupérer des câbles Heartbreaker, matériaux utilisés pour la fabrication d'équipements du même nom.

## Apparences de l'ensemble de marque

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Tiffy

**Tiffy** is the operator of a whore house in Jamaica who introduces James Bond to Francisco Scaramanga.

## History

Tiffy was born in Jamaica, the youngest of six girls. Her mother named them all after flowers; Violet, Rose, Cherry, Pansy, and Lily. When Tiffy was born she couldn't think of another flower related name so she dubbed her "Artificial".

Tiffy works as a bargirl at a whore house at 3½ Love Lane. She has two pet blackbirds named Joe and May who she has overfed to the point where they only slightly smaller than ravens.

Bond goes there to investigate the whereabouts of Francisco Scaramanga and is greeted by Tiffy. She warns him of Scaramanga, whom she says is their roughest customer.
Maria Freudenstein

**Maria Freudenstein** is a character in two James Bond novels. She is the subject of the 1964 short-story "The Property of a Lady" and appears briefly in Ian Fleming's last novel, *The Man with the Golden Gun*.

## History

Freudenstein is a known double-agent who works for the KGB. She receives a Faberge crafted clock from the Russians that is supposed to be auctioned at Sotheby's auction house. The Russians intend to bid up the price of the item in order to pay Maria for her services. James Bond must attend an auction at Sotherby's in order to help identify an Soviet agent.

According to her dossier in the story, she was born in France in 1935, the illegitimate daughter of a woman who later became a member of the French Resistance during World War II. After Maria graduated from the Sorbonne, she worked for a naval attaché in the British Embassy in Paris as a translator.

There, she was blackmailed into working for the NKVD by her mother’s friends from the Resistance after some "unattractive sexual business". She started working for the Foreign Office in 1959 as a cipher clerk in the "Purple Cipher" after being trained as a Soviet agent. However at the time she was hired, she was suspected of being a Russian agent.

She is essentially tasked with sending phony SITREPS to Washington D.C., which she copies and sends to Moscow unaware that they are forgeries. According to the ticket for the auction, we surmise that the events take place in June 1961 - making her about 26 years old at the beginning of the story. She was described by Bond as being “unattractive” and having "black hair" and "pale and pimply skin" and a "vaguely unwashed appearance". Bond also makes reference to her "flattish bosoms".

By the time James Bond re-appears in London after a year missing in action since he killed Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Bond was asked to recall the details of his case on Maria Freudenstein. He was surprised to learn that she has since died, although her exact method of death was not revealed to him.

## Behind the Scenes

In the very first chapter of *The Man with the Golden Gun*, "Can I Help you?", Freudenstein is mentioned. However, due to a typographical error, she was called Maria Freundenstadt in all book printings. However, in the novel except in the April 1965 issue of *Playboy*, her name is spelled Freudenstein, not Freudenstadt.
Pierre Borraud

**Pierre Borraud** was a SPECTRE agent ranking as *no. 12* in the organization.

## History

Borraud is one of the Corsicans working for the Unione Corse who defected to SPECTRE. He was placed in charge of a plot to kidnap Magnus Blomberg's 17 year old daughter to attain a ransom payment. However, Borraud made a fatal error. The girl had been sexually abused by Borraud and the men he chose for the task.

Upon hearing of this infraction, Ernst Stavro Blofeld dealt with his misconduct severely. At the next SPECTRE meeting, Borraud's chair was rigged to deliver a massive electric shock to serve as an example to the other members that SPECTRE did not tolerate ill-discipline. Blofeld then returns half of the ransom money to Blomberg in compensation for breaking their promise to return the girl unharmed.
Murakami Industries

**Murakami Industries** est un ensemble de marque dans *Tom Clancy's The Division 2*.

## Acquisition

Les différentes parties de l'ensemble *Murakami Industries* peuvent être acquises de plusieurs manières :

* Dans le butin largué par des boss ou ennemis élites du monde ou de différentes missions, de façon aléatoire.
* Dans l'inventaire de différents marchands.
* Via des plans de fabrication pouvant être obtenus auprès d'Inaya al-Khaliq ou en terminant des projets.

## Objets de l'ensemble

Certaines parties de l'ensemble possèdent plusieurs déclinaisons. Leur nom diffère, mais ces déclinaisons ne possèdent pas de différences particulières. Les Attributs et Talents restent aléatoires. Il existe également des versions spéciales de certaines pièces de l'ensemble, dont le nom est écrit en orange.

 Gilet
 Holster
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 Gants
 Genouillères

## Bonus d'ensemble

* Bonus d'ensemble (1) : +20,0 % Durée de compétence
* Bonus d'ensemble (2) : +20,0 % Compétences de réparation
* Bonus d'ensemble (3) : +10,0 % Dégâts de compétences

## Artisanat

Démonter des parties de l'ensemble *Murakami Industries* permet de récupérer des Kozane Murakami, matériaux utilisés pour la fabrication d'équipements du même nom.

## Synergie

Il est possible d'utiliser cet équipement avec un certain type d'arme, en améliorer les statistiques via le Poste de réétalonnage, et y implémenter des mods spécifiques afin d'en maximiser les effets bénéfiques.

Cet équipement est basé sur l'amélioration générale des compétences :

## Apparences de l'ensemble de marque

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Destructeur

**Destructeur** est un talent dans Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Caractéristiques

Destructeur est un talent offensif permettant d'augmenter les dégâts infligés à l'armure d'une cible.

## Effets

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Talent | **Destructeur**

Le niveau de destruction d'armure augmente de 15% avec cette arme

## Conditions

Des conditions doivent être remplies afin que le talent puisse s'activer :

* **3832** à l'attribut armes à feu ()
* **3832** à l'attribut endurance ()
Darkzone

Cet article, *Darkzone*, contient des informations rudimentaires et nécessite plus de contenu. Vous pouvez aider le Wiki *The Division* en **améliorant** cet article autant que vous le pouvez.

La Darkzone est une zone en plein coeur de Manhattan d'où s'est répandu le virus.

Des ennemies redoutables y ont trouvés refuge et mettront vos nerfs à rude épreuves .

Plusieurs niveaux de Darkzone sont disponible en fonction du niveau de votre personnage, il est fortement conseillé de se déplacer en bandes (ami / matchmaking) et d'être très prudent , surtout dans les zones supérieur à votre niveau.

* DZ01 (level 10-12)
* DZ02 (level 13-15)
* DZ03 (level 16-18)
* DZ04 (level 22-24)
* DZ05 (level 27-29)
* DZ06 (level 29-30)
Pas aujourd'hui

Comm

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**Pas aujourd'hui** est un comm à récupérer durant la traque de la saison *Agenda secret*.

## Acquisition

Ce comm. est automatiquement récupéré une fois toutes les activités de Civic Center terminées, durant l'enquête de traque sur Shade.

## Transcription

**Shade** : Livraison demain. Prépare tes gars pour les réception.

**Riker** : On peut avoir les coordonnées, ou on attend que ça nous tombe dans le bec ?

**Shade** : Vous les aurez une heure avant le largage. C'est plus sûr.

**Riker** : Merde. Je plaisantais, moi. Alors t'as parlé à Schaeffer ?

**Shade** : Prononce plus son nom.

**Riker** : D'accord...

**Shade** : Joue pas avec moi. Tu sais ce qui arrive à ceux qui jouent avec moi.

**Riker** : Désolé, boss.

**Shade** : Pas d'humeur.
Brazos de Arcabuz

**Brazos de Arcabuz** est un ensemble de marque dans *Tom Clancy's The Division 2*.

## Acquisition

Les différentes parties de l'ensemble *Empress International* peuvent être acquises de plusieurs manières :

* Dans le butin largué par des boss ou ennemis élites du monde ou de différentes missions, de façon aléatoire.
* Dans l'inventaire de différents marchands.
* Via des plans de fabrication pouvant être obtenus auprès d'Inaya al-Khaliq ou en terminant des projets.

## Objets de l'ensemble

Certaines parties de l'ensemble possèdent plusieurs déclinaisons. Leur nom diffère, mais ces déclinaisons ne possèdent pas de différences particulières. Les Attributs et Talents restent aléatoires. Il existe également des versions spéciales de certaines pièces de l'ensemble, dont le nom est écrit en orange.

 Gilet
 Holster
 Sac à dos
 Gants
 Genouillères

## Bonus d'ensemble

* Bonus d'ensemble (1) : +10,0 % Récup de compétence
* Bonus d'ensemble (2) : +1 Tier de compétence
* Bonus d'ensemble (3) : +20,0 % Taille du chargeur

## Artisanat

Démonter des parties de l'ensemble *Brazos de Arcabuz* permet de récupérer des matériaux de Brazos de Arcabuz, matériaux utilisés pour la fabrication d'équipements du même nom.

## Synergie

Il est possible d'utiliser cet équipement avec un certain type d'arme, en améliorer les statistiques via le Poste de réétalonnage, et y implémenter des mods spécifiques afin d'en maximiser les effets bénéfiques.

## Apparences de l'ensemble de marque

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Uzina Getica

**Uzina Getica** est un ensemble de marque dans *Tom Clancy's The Division 2*.

## Acquisition

Les différentes parties de l'ensemble *Uzina Getica* peuvent être acquises de plusieurs manières :

* Dans le butin largué par des boss ou ennemis élites du monde ou de différentes missions, de façon aléatoire.
* Dans l'inventaire de différents marchands.
* Via des plans de fabrication pouvant être obtenus auprès d'Inaya al-Khaliq ou en terminant des projets.

## Objets de l'ensemble

Certaines parties de l'ensemble possèdent plusieurs déclinaisons. Leur nom diffère, mais ces déclinaisons ne possèdent pas de différences particulières. Les Attributs et Talents restent aléatoires. Il existe également des versions spéciales de certaines pièces de l'ensemble, dont le nom est écrit en orange.

 Gilet
 Holster
 Sac à dos
 Gants
 Genouillères

## Bonus d'ensemble

* Bonus d'ensemble (1) : +5,0 % Protection totale
* Bonus d'ensemble (2) : +10,0 % Protection pour élimination
* Bonus d'ensemble (3) : +10,0 % Protection contre altérations d'état

## Artisanat

Démonter des parties de l'ensemble *Uzina Getica* permet de récupérer des fibres Uzina Getica, matériaux utilisés pour la fabrication d'équipements du même nom.

## Synergie

Il est possible d'utiliser cet équipement avec un certain type d'arme, en améliorer les statistiques via le Poste de réétalonnage, et y implémenter des mods spécifiques afin d'en maximiser les effets bénéfiques.

## Apparences de l'ensemble de marque

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Imperturbable

**Imperturbable** est un talent dans Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Caractéristiques

Imperturbable est un talent utilitaire permettant de soigner le porteur s'il effectue des tirs critiques.

## Effets

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Talent | **Imperturbable**

Réussir un headshot réduit le temps de recharge des compétences de 5%.

## Conditions

Des conditions doivent être remplies afin que le talent puisse s'activer :

* **3832** à l'attribut armes à feu ()
* **3832** à l'attribut composants électroniques ()
Wyvern Wear

**Wyvern Wear** est un ensemble de marque dans *Tom Clancy's The Division 2*.

## Acquisition

Les différentes parties de l'ensemble *Wyvern Wear* peuvent être acquises de plusieurs manières :

* Dans le butin largué par des boss ou ennemis élites du monde ou de différentes missions, de façon aléatoire.
* Dans l'inventaire de différents marchands.
* Via des plans de fabrication pouvant être obtenus auprès d'Inaya al-Khaliq ou en terminant des projets.

## Objets de l'ensemble

Certaines parties de l'ensemble possèdent plusieurs déclinaisons. Leur nom diffère, mais ces déclinaisons ne possèdent pas de différences particulières. Les Attributs et Talents restent aléatoires. Il existe également des versions spéciales de certaines pièces de l'ensemble, dont le nom est écrit en orange.

 Gilet
 Holster
 Gants
 Genouillères

## Bonus d'ensemble

* Bonus d'ensemble (1) : +10,0 % Dégâts de compétences
* Bonus d'ensemble (2) : +10,0 % Effets d'état
* Bonus d'ensemble (3) : +20,0 % Durée de compétence

## Artisanat

Démonter des parties de l'ensemble *Wyvern Wear* permet de récupérer des Trames personnalisées Wyvern Wear, matériaux utilisés pour la fabrication d'équipements du même nom.

## Synergie

Il est possible d'utiliser cet équipement avec un certain type d'arme, en améliorer les statistiques via le Poste de réétalonnage, et y implémenter des mods spécifiques afin d'en maximiser les effets bénéfiques.

Cet équipement est basé sur l'amélioration des compétences et les états infligés :

## Apparences de l'ensemble de marque

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Conseil municipal (Prime)

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**Conseil municipal** est une prime dans Tom Clancy's The Division 2. Elle fait partie de l'enquête sur Shade, durant la traque de Bardon Schaeffer.

## Présentation

La prime du Conseil Municipal mène les Agents de la Division à éliminer un dangereux groupe de Rikers, mené par un boss de type Assaut. Ce boss, nommé Engy, et son groupe parcourent le Civic Center, non loin de la planque .
Empress International

**Empress International** est un ensemble de marque dans *Tom Clancy's The Division 2*.

## Acquisition

Les différentes parties de l'ensemble *Empress International* peuvent être acquises de plusieurs manières :

* Dans le butin largué par des boss ou ennemis élites du monde ou de différentes missions, de façon aléatoire.
* Dans l'inventaire de différents marchands.
* Via des plans de fabrication pouvant être obtenus auprès d'Inaya al-Khaliq ou en terminant des projets.

## Objets de l'ensemble

Certaines parties de l'ensemble possèdent plusieurs déclinaisons. Leur nom diffère, mais ces déclinaisons ne possèdent pas de différences particulières. Les Attributs et Talents restent aléatoires. Il existe également des versions spéciales de certaines pièces de l'ensemble, dont le nom est écrit en orange.

 Gilet
 Sac à dos
 Genouillères

## Bonus d'ensemble

* Bonus d'ensemble (1) : +10,0 % Santé pour compétence
* Bonus d'ensemble (2) : +10,0 % Dégâts de compétences
* Bonus d'ensemble (3) : +10,0 % Efficacité de compétence

## Artisanat

Démonter des parties de l'ensemble *Empress International* permet de récupérer du fil conducteur Empress International, matériaux utilisés pour la fabrication d'équipements du même nom.

## Synergie

Il est possible d'utiliser cet équipement avec un certain type d'arme, en améliorer les statistiques via le Poste de réétalonnage, et y implémenter des mods spécifiques afin d'en maximiser les effets bénéfiques.

## Apparences de l'ensemble de marque

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Dépôt de carburant de l'Ellipse

Point de contrôle

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Le **Dépôt de carburant de l'Ellipse** est un point de contrôle du quartier de la Maison-Blanche, dans *Tom Clancy's The Division 2*.

## Présentation

Situé dans le quartier de la Maison-Blanche, cet ancien dépôt servait de base de ravitaillement en carburant pour le personnel travaillant dans le quartier, faisant à la fois office de station-essence, garage et centre de traitement de carburant.

## Agencement

Le lieu est composé d'un bâtiment principal, à l'est, ainsi que d'un bassin rempli d'eau. 21 grands conteneurs de carburant métalliques sont répartis dans la zone, autour et en-dessous du bâtiment, de même que plusieurs barils plus petits. Dans le coin nord-est est aménagé un petit salon de fortune, avec un canapé, un poste radio et une table basse sur laquelle sont posées des bouteilles de bière. Plusieurs postes d'observation ont été aménagés en hauteur, accessibles via des passerelles partant du bâtiment principal. Au nord-ouest du bassin se trouve un mémorial, composé des statues de deux soldats américains.

## Butin

Portrait de Ginevra de' Benci - Dans la réserve du dépôt de carburant, au fond de la pièce, sur les étagères en métal.