Bonus
Somewhere in the Pentagon
General Fredrickson's advisor talked to him about Operation Thunderstorm. "General, Operation Thunderstorm was a success. However, the C-250, codenamed Terminator that went down is still missing. No wreckage found, it was nearly immediately lost from RADAR and other pilots say that it was like it disappeared from the face of the Earth." Fredrickson responded "Well there aren't bodies or wreckage, they're M.I.A. Keep looking." after sending his advisor away, he looked to his computer screen and selected the file on the missing C-250.
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Welcome General Fredrickson
Aircraft;Lockheed Martin Cargo-250
Codename; Terminator
Status; Missing in Action
Pilot; Lieutenant James T. Nelson
Co-Pilot; Sergeant Fredrick A. Walker
Jumpmaster; Sergeant David M. Mason
Last Operation; Operation Thunderstorm
Last inspected; February 27, 2030
Current Cargo; 5.56 x4000, 50 BMG x2000, .45 ACP x1000, 12 Gauge x1500, 250lb C4 G-35 Glider Suits x40, GP-40 Glider Wings x24, Parachute x4, AC-535 EXO Suit x 35, I-92 Optical Camouflage Suits x15, MRE x400
He read it over 4 times. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary and that's what unsettled him. How could a standard issue aircraft that passed inspection 5 months ago(The date being June 16, 2030) be lost without a trace while surrounded by 5 other craft. He went to the file about Hunter Teams
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Welcome General Fredrickson
Team Name; Hunter
One-One; Captain Steven D. "Specter" Sanderson
One-Two; Lieutenant John J. "Apache" Grayson
One-Three; Lieutenant Howard G. "Tracer" York
The list went on, listing first and last name, middle initial and nickname. Clicking on a name revealed height, hair color, weapon of choice. The list went on and on. And nothing seemed off and that is what was off. It bothered him. He wanted to bring those boys home. Dead or alive.