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Hair Across Door
Low-tech means used by Bond to determine if anyone had attempted to go through his belongings while he was out. (DN)

Hairbrush
Part of Bond's shaving kit, which also includes a bug detector, the hairbrush contains a radio transmitter and, for if his room was bugged, a morse transmitter. (LALD)

Hairdryer
Magda's use of this piece of beauty equipment plays havoc with Bond's bug radio reception while he tries to eavesdrop on Kamal Khan and General Orlov. (OP)

Haley's Levee
Part of the Louisiana bayou through which Bond is pursued by Kananga's men. (LALD)

Half-Way-Tree
Jamaican town near Kingston where agent Strangways is based. (DN)

Hall of Mirrors
One of the attractions at Circus Circus in Las Vegas, where Tiffany Case realises she is being tailed. (DAF)

Hamilton
1: MI6 agent who is stabbed to death in New Orleans while watching the passage of what turns out to be his own funeral. (LALD)
2: CIA agent who keeps watch on the lower entrance to the bridal suite at the Las Vegas Whyte House. (DAF)

Hammond
A member of MI6, working as M's bodyguard and driver at his residence. (OHMSS)

Handbag
Part of the "standard CIA equipment" (what, even for men?) used by Holly Goodhead. This particular bag has a telescopic aerial and a radio receiver hidden inside. (MR)

Hang Glider
A silent aircraft that Bond uses to enter the Kananga estate on San Monique undetected, towed aloft by Quarrel Jr's fishing boat (LALD), and also to escape his boat's inexorable rush toward a waterfall in the Brazilian jungle (MR).

Hans
1: (Ronald Rich) Blofeld's bodyguard at SPECTRE's volcano base off Japan. As well as his defensive duties, it was also Hans's job to feed Blofeld's piranha fish - which after tangling with Bond, he ended up doing in a more hands-on manner than usual. (YOLT)
2: (Heinz Winter) The hotel concierge in Vienna, who knows Bond as a regular customer with regular habits. He is quite surprised when Bond requests a room with two bedrooms, one for himself and one for Kara Milovy. (TLD)

Hanson Cab
Jamaican taxi firm, with a black and yellow livery. (DN)

Hard Hat
Protective headgear that Bond is ordered to wear by the gate guard at the Main Strike mine. (AVTAK)

Hargreaves, Admiral
(Robert Brown)
A senior naval officer present at Bond's briefing on the HMS Ranger crisis. He is later transferred to MI6, taking over the post of M. (TSWLM, OP, AVTAK, TLD, LTK)

Harpoon Gun
Weapon intended for underwater use, powered by compressed gas. In Bond's hands it is invariably deadly. In the webbed hands of Stromberg (he has one with a very long barrel and explosive harpoons concealed under his dining table), it's not quite as effective. (TB, TSWLM, LTK)

Harris
A San Francisco police officer who was told he could forget about his segeant's promotion after his car was wrecked in the pursuit of Bond, though he probably escaped having to pay for the car after his captain's vehicle went much the same way seconds later. (AVTAK)

Harrods
Britain's most famous and exclusive store, located in Knightsbridge, London. Bond takes Koskov a hamper from here after he complains about the food at Blayden. (TLD)

Hat, Bowler
For most people, a simple piece of headgear. For Oddjob, a lethal weapon, his particular chapeau being fitted with a razor-sharp steel brim, making it deadly when thrown. (GF)

Hatstand
Clothes hanger in M's office (wherever in the world it may happen to be, be it in a submarine or a pyramid), invariably used by 007 for target practice.

Hat, Reversible
One minute it's a flat cap, the next a Cuban army colonel's hat. Just what you need to infiltrate a Cuban airbase. (OP)

Hat, Top
A symbol of high society - unless you're into voodoo, in which case a small black top hat with a bloodstained feather in the brim is a warning of death. A white top hat was used to summon up Baron Samedi - actually an animatronic dummy - at a voodoo ceremony. Bond also wore a grey one as part of his morning suit at Leiter's wedding, complete with bullet hole. (LALD, LTK)

Havelock, Iona
(Toby Robins)
The Greek wife of Sir Timothy Havelock and mother of Melina. She and her husband are killed on their ship by Hector Gonzales. (FYEO)

Havelock, Melina
(Carole Bouquet)
The daughter of Sir Timothy and Iona Havelock, Melina vows revenge after they are assassinated by Hector Gonzales. She uses a detective agency to track Gonzales to Italy, where she kills him with a crossbow. She escapes with the help of Bond (whose life she had saved twice), but is determined to kill whoever had hired Gonzales as well - Locque. Realising the danger, Locque sends a fake telegram in Bond's name to lure Melina into a trap at Cortina, but 007 saves her. When he meets her again off Corfu, Bond tells her about the St Georges so that she can help him locate it - she is the only person who could read the shorthand her father used for his log. After an underwater battle first with a man in a JIM diving suit and then the Mantis submersible, she and Bond return to the Triana - only to find that Kristatos and his men have boarded it and killed the crew. Kristatos plans to keel-haul them through a coral reef, but Bond is able to use the coral to cut the rope binding them. Melina accompanies Bond and Columbo to St Cyrils, where she uses her crossbow to good effect on the guards before confronting Kristatos. Bond cautions her about the futility of revenge, but in the end she doesn't have to worry, as Columbo kills Kristatos for her. She returns with Bond to the Triana, where she enjoys a night with him as Max the parrot talks to Margaret Thatcher over his watch radio. (FYEO)

Havelock, Sir Timothy
(Jack Hedley)
A marine archeologist specialising in the discovery of sunken civilizations, and also an occasional operative of MI6, performing underwater recovery jobs in areas where official operations would be impossible. He and his wife Iona are both killed by Hector Gonzales in order to stop him from locating the wreck of the St Georges. (FYEO)

Hawaii Tracking Station
Part of the NASA radar system that first detects SPECTRE's Intruder spacecraft closing on the Jupiter 16 mission. (YOLT)

Hawker
(Gerry Duggan)
Golf caddy who carries Bond's clubs around during his game against Auric Goldfinger. (GF)

Hawkins
(Grand L Bush)
A DEA agent working in Florida, who takes part in the operation to catch Sanchez when he enters the agency's juristiction. He later warns Bond against carrying out a vendetta. (LTK)

HB-XCF
Registration of the JetRanger helicopter that takes Bond to Piz Gloria. (OHMSS)

Hearing Aid
Goldfinger has a radio disguised as one of these, to help him cheat at cards in Miami. (GF)

Hearse
Vehicle used by the Three Blind Mice as a getaway vehicle after the murder of Strangways, and to pursue Bond. Ironically, the hearse ends up taking them to their own fiery funeral. (DN)

Heart
Koskov and Necros use one of these, wired up to keep beating, in order to smuggle diamonds from Tangier. The gems are hidden amongst the ice in the organ's refrigerated transit case. Sanchez also makes use of a heart, this time a genuine human one, when he orders it cut from the chest of Alvarez, Lupe Lamora's lover, as warning to his girlfriend not to cheat on him again. (TLD, LTK)

Heat Signature Recognition
The means by which Q surmises that Stromberg's submarine tracking system locates its prey, detecting the faint temperature changes caused by a submarine's wake. (TSWLM)

Helen
One of the girls at Piz Gloria, ostensibly there for allergy research but in reality being brainwashed by Blofeld to help spread his crop sterility virus. (OHMSS)

Helicopter Pilot
One of Blofeld's "less useful people", who flies the bogus Universal Exports helicopter to collect Bond from Tracy's grave. He is electrocuted via his headphones, leaving Blofeld in charge of the helicopter by remote control. (FYEO)

Heller, Colonel
(Don Stroud)
Sanchez's head of security in Isthmus City. The US Attorney general made a deal with him, granting him immunity if he would arrange for the return of four stolen Stinger ground-to-air missiles that Sanchez was threatening to use against an American airliner. Unfortunately, Bond's attempt to assassinate Sanchez causes Heller to panic, telling Pam Bouvier - the go-between - that the deal is off. When it looks as though Sanchez's plans are in danger, Heller decides to flee with the Stingers, but Bond has already warned the drug lord, and Heller ends up impaled by a forklift truck as punishment. (LTK)

Henderson
(Charles Gray)
A trusted associate of both MI6 and the Japanese SIS, Henderson has a wooden leg (his right), having lost his real leg in Singapore in 1942, and has lived in Japan for 28 years, during which time he has become a friend of SIS head Tiger Tanaka. He is a genial host, although he doesn't get Bond's vodka martini quite right, and starts to provide Bond with information about his mission. Unfortunately, he is cut short when a SPECTRE assassin impales him through a partition wall. (YOLT)

Hergersheimer, Klaus
(Ed Bishop)
A technician at Tectronics's desert facility, who works for G Section, checking radiation shields. He has been at the company for three years and, luckily for Bond, always carries spare radiation detector badges. (DAF)

Hertz Rent-A-Car
Bond hires a car from here to escape Las Vegas with Tiffany Case. However she has double-crossed him, hiring a getaway car of her own. (DAF)

Heywood Fault
A fault line in Northern California, and the site of some of Zorin's oil wells. The pumping of seawater into the wells is weakening the fault, in preparation for Project Main Strike - the Main Strike mine is right on top of the fault, at the geological lock holding the Heywood and San Andreas Faults together. (AVTAK)

Higgins
An artist at the College of Arms, specialising in drawing family crests. (OHMSS)

High Priestess, The
Tarot card that represented Solitaire. (LALD)

Highway 2
A Japanese road where Aki requests the 'usual reception' for a pursuing car - namely, its capture by a helicopter and dumping into Tokyo Bay. (YOLT)

Hilton
The hotel at which 'Mr Fisher' (Bond) is staying in Tokyo. (YOLT)

Hip, Lieutenant
(Soon-Taik Oh)
One of MI6's agents in Hong Kong, whose cover is that of a police detective. Hip is assigned to protect Gibson, but he is no match for Scaramanga. Following Gibson's murder, Hip prevents Bond from being drawn into a potentially tricky situation with the police by taking him to the MI6 station aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
Hip goes to Bangkok with Bond to investigate Hai Fat's connection to Gibson. He provides backup as Bond, posing as Scaramanga, enters Hai Fat's estate, and later helps him escape from Hai Fat's karate school, showing off his own martial arts skills. He isn't quite as efficient at this as Bond might have hoped - assuming that Bond had already got into his car instead of being a gentleman and closing the door for his nieces Cha and Nara, Hip sets off without Bond! (TMWTGG)

Hip's Nieces
These two Thai schoolgirls, Cha and Nara, proved to be two of Bond's more unusual allies - as their father owns a karate school, they are more than capable of defeating the agent's less skillful pursuers! (TMWTGG)

Hitler, Adolf
A leader whom Brad Whitaker greatly admires, featuring in Whitaker's military hall of fame. (TLD)

HMS Ark Royal
A British aircraft carrier upon which Bond served as Commander during his naval career. (TSWLM)

HMS Ranger
A British ballistic missile submarine, commanded by Captain Talbot, carrying 16 Polaris missiles. It is captured while on patrol in the Arctic Ocean by Stromberg's supertanker, the Liparus. (TSWLM)

Hockey Players
A trio of ice-hockey thugs who try to take Bond out of the game in Cortina, but who end up scoring own goals. However, they keep Bond occupied long enough for Locque to murder Luigi Ferrara. (FYEO)

Homer
A homing device. Bond's Aston Martin DB5 came with two of these, one large for tracking vehicles and a smaller one that fitted in the heel of his shoe. The larger of the two is magnetic. The location of the homer is displayed on a screen inside the DB5, which can pick up a homing signal from 150 miles away. A smaller version is fitted as standard issue in the bottom button of female agents' dresses in South-East Asia. (GF, TMWTGG)

Home Secretary
A high-ranking and elderly politician who briefs MI6 on the Vulcan bomber crisis. (TB)

Homing Device
A very small location transmitter, only a few millimetres long, which also contains a microphone. Q hides one in the Imperial Coach inside the Coronation Egg, so that Kamal Khan's activities can be monitored. (OP)

Hookah
A Middle Eastern pipe which in the hands of Q Branch can be turned into a bullet-spewing weapon. (TSWLM)

Ho, Pan
(Papillon Soo Soo)
One of Zorin's female bodyguards, who is also handy with flammable substances, as she demonstrates at San Fancisco's City Hall. She ends up betrayed by her employer when he floods the Main Strike mine, and drowns. (AVTAK)

Horsa
The name of the East German shunter that switches the railway vans of Octopussy's circus train. (OP)

Horsebox
The transport used to bring Bond's Acrostar mini-jet into a Cuban air force base undetected. (OP)

Horse's Arse
The cunning disguise that Bond uses to camouflage his Acrostar mini-jet, hidden in a horse box. Said rear end flips upwards to allow the jet to take off. Kara Milovy also uses the phrase to describe Bond when he tells her he's returning to the Russian airbase to kill Koskov. (OP, TLD)

Hosein, Sheikh
(Edward de Souza)
An old friend of Bond from his days at Cambridge, now a wealthy Egyptian sheikh. Hosein informs Bond who he needs to see concerning the selling of the plans for Stromberg's submarine tracking system, and also offers him some 'hospitality', which it would of course be impolite for Bond to refuse. (TSWLM)

Hostess
(Leila Shenna)
The air hostess aboard an Apollo Airways flight chartered by Bond to bring him back from Africa. She is working for his enemies, however, and pulls a gun on him mid-tryst. (MR)

Hot Coals
Part of an Indian street bazaar, which Bond has to traverse while fending off Kamal Khan's thugs. After shoving one of his attackers onto it backside-first, Bond tips a frying pan onto the coals, kicking up a wall of flame that prevents Gobinda and his men from reaching him. (OP)

Hotel Bellavista
A small Italian hotel where Bond and Melina Havelock stay after escaping from Hector Gonzales's villa. (FYEO)

Hotel Christalo
Melina Havelock's Cortina hotel. (FYEO)

Hotel Cala Di Volpe
A hotel on the Costa Smerelda, where Bond and Anya Amasova stay in Sardinia. (TSWLM)

Hotel Ile De France
The Tangier hotel at which General Pushkin and his mistress are staying during their visit to the trade conference. (TLD)

Hotel Mary Tierra
Bond's luxury stop-off in Isthmus City. (LTK)

Hotel Tropicana
Bond's residence in Las Vegas. (DAF)

Howe, William G
(Daniel Benzali)
A San Francisco official in charge of the Divisions of Oil and Mines, and the boss of Stacey Sutton. He is also corrupt, looking the other way while Zorin sets the stage for Project Main Strike. He is shot dead in his office by Zorin, in order to frame Bond and Stacey for his murder. (AVTAK)

Hungarian Delegate
(Gabor Vernon)
A speaker at the UN, who continues to drone on for several seconds before noticing that one of his colleagues has just been murdered via his earphones. (LALD)

Hydrofoil Captain
The skipper of the Disco Volante, knocked out by Bond during a brawl on the bridge which sends the ship out of control. (TB)

H-220
The serial number of Gibson's Solex agitator. (TMWTGG)

H-31059
Registration number of the Rolls-Royce Kerim Bey uses to take guests around Istanbul. (FRWL)

H-31854
Registration number of the Citroen used by the Bulgarian and his driver to follow Bond. The driver meets his doom in the back seat of his own car. (FRWL)