Minneapolis Radar Operations Center (S1E22 — 'What Kind Of Day Has It Been')
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Events with rich location context
The Minneapolis Radar Operations Center is the implied origin of the tracking claim C.J. cites; its monitoring provides the technical authority that underpins the admissions about Captain Hutchins' flight path.
Not directly shown in scene but implied as clinical, urgent, and technically precise.
Source of technical evidence and operative data that drives public admissions in the briefing room.
Represents the cold, bureaucratic machinery of surveillance that translates human risk into trackable data.
Restricted to military and technical personnel; sensitive data controlled by DoD channels.
Referenced indirectly as the point of radar observation: radar officers aboard Minneapolis supplied the 'Feet Dry' tracking that anchors the briefing's factual claim about Captain Hutchins' last-known position.
Clinical and urgent in implication—remote technicians converting telemetry into a single, consequential data point.
Source of operational telemetry and evidence that validates the briefing's factual claims.
Represents the technical truth that can contradict or confirm political spin.
Operational access limited to military/radar personnel and cleared analysts.
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Under an increasingly hostile press pack, C.J. is forced to acknowledge operational facts she had tried to manage: Minneapolis radar tracked Captain Hutchins, Saudi airspace was used with notification on …
Under mounting pressure about the downed F‑117, C.J. delivers terse operational details—'Feet Dry' tracking, use of Saudi airspace, when the British were notified—and abruptly terminates the briefing to preserve the …