Chapter 8
Delta 12
Colonel Wade walked down the hallway of the building known as Delta 12. At the end of the building, the squad bay held twenty metal bunk beds, enough to sleep forty men. There were six smaller quarters for junior officers and one larger room for the commanding officer.
At the other end of the building were the command-and-control centers. In the command center were six desks with computers and monitors. A substantial electronic board with a world map hung on the wall facing the desks. The board could receive Global Position System (GPS) data from around the world and display satellite images of an object just a few inches in size. From command and control, an armored metal door was down the hall that sealed off the armory. Next to that was the communications room.
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