Story so far
The room at the hallway's end contains about a dozen flight-control stations with yokes, pedals, throttles, and displays. Donald once imagined pilots using them for lethal operations; later he noticed that dust had been removed and the stations had recently been used. Beyond the barracks, Charlotte assembled her radio at a desk beneath large monitors and used it to seek contact with other silos.
Her concealed radio drew her back to the room, where an armed man interrupted her explanation of the diggers. Darcy has now arrested her among the drone stations.
Appearance
About a dozen flight stations have yokes, pedals, throttles, joysticks, and screens; a desk stands beneath a bank of large monitors.
Role
It serves as a drone piloting room and the site of Charlotte's radio contact and arrest.
Sources — 11 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 132
- The room at the end of the hallway contains about a dozen flight-control stations.
- The flight-control stations include yokes, pedals, throttles, and displays.
- Donald imagines pilots using the stations to conduct lethal aerial operations.
Chapter 185
- The piloting room contains stations with joysticks, readouts, and screens.
- Donald notices that the piloting room has recently been used and the dust is gone from the covered stations.
Chapter 204
- The room of pilot stations contains a desk under a bank of large monitors where Charlotte assembles the radio.
Chapter 223
- The flight room lies beyond the barracks at the end of the hall.
Chapter 232
- Charlotte uses the radio in the flight control room to seek contact with other silos.
Chapter 236
- Charlotte returns to the drone control room to use her concealed radio.
Chapter 239
- An armed man enters the drone control room while Charlotte is explaining her theory about the diggers.
Chapter 244
- Darcy arrests Charlotte in the room containing the drone control stations.