In times of war, any solid building may be used for military purposes.
The walls are bare concrete, painted with moisture-proof paint, with screens and maps hung on them.
In front of the central curved console, about a dozen staff members are seated, each wearing headphones and facing at least three monitors.
No one looks up; only the sound of fingers typing on keyboards is as dense as rain.
The main screen wall is composed of twelve seventy-inch LED screens, currently displaying the real-time situation on the battlefield:
In the upper left corner is the satellite infrared imagery, showing the building outlines of Tikrit City in varied shades of red, with several concentrated heat sources marked as "suspected assembly areas."
In the upper right corner is the signal intelligence map, with countless white points randomly flashing within the city area, representing radio communications distribution.
Three clear tracks are moving from west to east.
Those could be vehicles.
