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The Booker Cancellation



It was probably inevitable given current budget climate and mission constraints. The Booker was an odd duck, not truly light at 40 tons and the U.S. Army hasn't done much with tank-like "Tank Destroyers" in many years (The M901 ITV notwithstanding.)...

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#1692

#1692's original US Army markings were crudely painted over before disposal through DRMO. 88 U of the Railway Operating Company (such as it is) have not repainted or re-stenciled the locomotive.

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Detachment Mike-757th Railway Expedtionary Center

Originally built in 1940, Number 1692 served at Fort Belvoir for many years before being disposed of through DRMO shortly before the outbreak of the Twilight War.

The switcher (600 hp) was discovered abandoned in Southern...

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DM-an excellent list-those are all great potential sites. Thank you.

Fort Huachucha would be overrun in the timeline by the Mexican invasion-do you see the stockpile remaining hidden or being discovered If so what a bonus to the dwindling supply lines of the Mexican Army.
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I would agree that many would be in the relocation arc/emergency arc; that makes sense.
Spreading out many more sites would also seem just as likely except for one thing-supply/production capacity.
How much of the MRE, fuel, small arms or whatever could an agency divert from the overwhelming...

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SRS



Likewise, I had not thought much about other NATO partners doing something similar.
Would you envision not only priceless national treasures (Magna Carta anyone) or also seeds, modest amounts of fuel, preserved food, a few vehicles and some weaponry...

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SRS locations



That is a great idea!
I really like the idea of giving PC's a chance at other locations with a random roll of the dice. The New Jersey location you described (as well as many others I would suppose) with a mix of old and more updated equipment...