Pryde left the office and was going to call the substation when another thought hit him.
All munitions during transport were fitted with trackers that only certain personnel knew the codes for. In this case, the codes would be given to the person sending the delivery and the person receiving, and that was it. This was standard procedure, required by law, and was supposed to prevent this very thing from happening. The codes cannot be turned off until they reach the final destination because they are linked and have to be inputted at the same time to complete the entire code.
No sign of the trackers had been located, which means both parties were in on the hijacking.
As he neared Goodchild’s desk, he said to her, “I think I may be on to something. Let C know I’m heading back to Cronus III
