The Courier: A Ryan Kealey Thriller - Plot & Excerpts
The Virginia-class submarine of Group Two had been en route to study the radioactive heat bloom when the frigate went down. A mandatory isotachophoresis sweep of the zone revealed a complete absence of aviation fuel. Lt. Jr. Grade Mark Mason had looked at previous satellite images of the Jamaran. The chemical analysis told him that in all likelihood the helicopter he saw in photographs taken just a day before had not been present when the ship went down. Even if the explosion had not destroyed the Toufan, the underwater pressure would have ruptured the gas tank. Some trace of the aircraft-specific fuel would have shown up. There would also be more than just trace radiation, low residual levels from the time the object had been onboard. The findings were clear: neither the helicopter nor whatever Iran had found in the Arctic appeared to be present on the frigate when it sank. Mason assumed that the discovery had been placed aboard the helicopter, though without the kind of radiation leakage that was present at its discovery.
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