The return of the Spanish lady

"<p>Nicolette Scott is an archaeologist whose knowledge of early airplanes has won her kudos as an expert, a reputation for ignoring authority, and a job at the Smithsonian. Shortly after she begins working there, she is thrilled to be included in the museum's latest project. E-Group, a large pharmaceutical company, is equipping an expedition to a remote region of Alaska, where a Japanese "Val" bomber plane was shot down during World War II..."@en
"Nicolette Scott is an archaeologist whose knowledge of early airplanes has won her kudos as an expert and a job at the Smithsonian. Shortly after she begins there, she is thrilled to be included in the museum's latest project. E-Group, a large pharmaceutical company, is equipping an expedition to a remote region of Alaska, where a Japanese "Val" bomber plane was shot down during World War II. It's a gamble, but the money is being provided, and if the small group of experts can locate the plane and somehow bring it back to Washington, it will be a coup--and a boost for Nicolette's career. Not long after the search begins, the plane is indeed found, but the move would be risky; it has started disintegrating in unusually "warm" weather. Instead of returning in moderate triumph, Nicolette is dismayed to discover that there is a darker reason for the company's generous sponsorship--and hundreds of millions of lives could be at stake."@en