e of the men for Kr

[Bowring Scholler]

 have transparent front ports covered

by friction shields that withdraw
automatically when the boat is launched." "Can
we pull back the shields now?" "I think so," she said. She traced
the launching circuits to a junction box and opened the lid. When
she closed
the shield relay manually, the heavy plates slipped back into the hull.
There was a

clear view, since most of the viewport
projected beyond the parent ship. "Perfect," Jason said. "I'll set up
here. Now how do I talk to you in the
ship?" "Right here," she said. "There's
a pre-tuned setting on this communicator.
Don't touch anything else--and particularly not this switch." She
pointed to a large pull-handle set square

into the

center of the control board. "Emergency launching. Two seconds after
that is pulled the lifeboat is shot free. And it so happens this boat
has no fuel." "Hands off for sure," Jason said. "Now have Husky there
run me in a line with ship's power and I'll get this stuff s
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