Charon Project

The Charon Project was a secret defense act put in place by the United States government in expectation of war that was designed to counteract nuclear ordinance attacks. It works by tapping into wireless signals sent to and from nuclear warheads and allows the user to initiate total control over the device.

Uses in History
The Charon Project was used by the United Union during World War 3 to redirect nuclear missiles fired from opposing countries into information satellites that did not belong to the United States, and by extension, the U.U. themselves. This rendered surveillance and reconnaissance status for these countries all but inept, and eventually gave the U.U. the edge it needed to win the war.