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  • #31
    Originally posted by raketenjagdpanzer View Post
    Polk City is pretty close to New America territory; if anything they might have raided it first.
    Maybe, but the rubble of Tampa is in the way. To get there without going through the rubble, you'd either need to loop north or south. Going north would mean going through Westchase, head east through Sulfur Springs and Temple Terrace to 75, and down 75 to 4, then over 4, which would be around 75 miles to get from the airport just northeast of Toytown to Polk City. Going south across 275 to 75 would mean traveling 90 miles. Going through the rubble, it would still be at least 67 miles. Baldwin Park (the neighborhood built on the site of the old NTC) to Polk City is 46 miles. I'd say the odds are at least even that the JMC could get there first.
    Writer at The Vespers War - World War I equipment for v2.2

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    • #32
      FYI for those who are looking for possible information on old military vehicles found a site you might want to check out



      Military Vehicle Preservation Association

      Established in 1976, the non-profit MVPA is dedicated to providing an international organization for military vehicle enthusiasts, historians, preservationists and collectors interested in the acquisition, restoration, preservation, safe operation and public education of historic military transport.

      For this thread this would be the local group in the area - they were founded in 1981 so there would be re-enactors/collectors from this group in the area during the timeline

      FIRST FLORIDA MVPA, INC www.flmvpa.org

      President: David Thomas 24806: amcdst@yahoo.com
      Ocklawaha, FL: (352) 288-0604

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Olefin View Post
        FYI for those who are looking for possible information on old military vehicles found a site you might want to check out



        Military Vehicle Preservation Association

        Established in 1976, the non-profit MVPA is dedicated to providing an international organization for military vehicle enthusiasts, historians, preservationists and collectors interested in the acquisition, restoration, preservation, safe operation and public education of historic military transport.

        For this thread this would be the local group in the area - they were founded in 1981 so there would be re-enactors/collectors from this group in the area during the timeline

        FIRST FLORIDA MVPA, INC – www.flmvpa.org

        President: David Thomas – 24806: amcdst@yahoo.com
        Ocklawaha, FL: (352) 288-0604
        One thing I've noticed is that there's a huge number of Deuce-and-a-half trucks and HEMTTs privately owned here in the Central Florida area. I would assume that, given a fair trade, the JMC just might want to utilize those for reconstruction purposes.

        Edit: I see an M41 and a couple of M8s, plus two halftracks.

        Maybe someday I'll revise the ol' 1st JMC TO&E
        THIS IS MY SIG, HERE IT IS.

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        • #34
          A peek at the future=Tomorrowland!

          Anybody else remember mention in 2300 AD that the subterranean parts of Walt Disney World were "appropriated" by the "No Such Agencies" after they had been abandoned. Agents would refer to visiting the facilities as "Seeing the Mouse".
          "Let's roll." Todd Beamer, aboard United Flight 93 over western Pennsylvania, September 11, 2001.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by raketenjagdpanzer View Post
            One thing I've noticed is that there's a huge number of Deuce-and-a-half trucks and HEMTTs privately owned here in the Central Florida area. I would assume that, given a fair trade, the JMC just might want to utilize those for reconstruction purposes.

            Edit: I see an M41 and a couple of M8s, plus two halftracks.

            Maybe someday I'll revise the ol' 1st JMC TO&E
            since that is one of the articles I am looking at for the fanzine please feel free to do so

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Olefin View Post
              since that is one of the articles I am looking at for the fanzine please feel free to do so
              I'll see what needs to be done to fix it up. I will likely increase the personnel and the population of the Orlando area, as well as add more vehicles.
              THIS IS MY SIG, HERE IT IS.

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