William Harper Littlejohn, the bespectacled scientist who was the world's greatest living expert on geology and archaeology.
Colonel John Renwick, "Renny," his favorite sport was pounding his massive fists through heavy, paneled doors.
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Blodgett Mayfair, "Monk," only a few inches over five feet tall, and yet over 260 pounds. His brutish exterior concealed the mind of a great scientist.
Major Thomas J. Roberts, "Long Tom," was the physical weakling of the crowd, but a genius at electricity.
Brigadier General Theodore Marley Brooks, slender and waspy, he was never without his ominous, black, sword cane.
