RAFF Tracker

== CACG Asset File ==
The Radio Anti Friendly-Fire (RAFF) Tracker is a standard issue subdermal implant meant to prevent or reduce instances of friendly fire in CACG field operations. Each employee is provided a RAFF Tracker upon employment, but they can opt out of having it if they choose. The "main" RAFF Tracker is implanted near the base of the shoulders, while the secondary trackers are implanted in the ankles and wrists. Implantation is accomplished by a "pen" implant device which can quickly and easily implant all five trackers immediately upon employment. Upon successful implantation and calibration, these trackers form a radio silhouette that CACG issued and RAFF-enabled weapons cannot fire at. In some "smart weapons" however, the bullet will simply be routed around the RAFF silhouette (i.e. if there's a threat behind the RAFF silhouette).
While CACG issued weapons cannot directly fire at anyone implanted with RAFF Trackers under normal circumstances, they can be circumvented in case of emergency (i.e. an operative turns hostile, anomaly mimics CACG RAFF channels, etc.) by activating the emergency override lever. Each instance that this lever is pulled is documented for each gun, and reviewed upon each mission debriefing.
While not in combat, RAFF Trackers may also be used to prevent workplace accidents in CACG facilities. In reactor chambers, high-energy particle zones, and ANBC hazard incineration chambers, operation is halted when RAFF Trackers are present in the area. This prevents accidental reactor ignitions, particle collision events, and otherwise hazardous operational activations while an employee is in the "line of fire," so to speak.
Category:CACG Assets