VIII. Team Cache Locations
VIII. TEAM CACHE LOCATIONS 1) Resupply Cache One: South slope, Stack Rock Mountain, Asheboro, North Carolina, 35o 39’ 50.6”N, 79o 48’ 07.1”W.
2) Resupply Cache Two: East slope, Morrow Mountain, Morrow Mountain State Park, near Albemarle, North Carolina, 35o 22’ 31.9”N, 80o 04’ 07.5”W.
3) Resupply Cache Three: South-east, Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site, Bentonville, North Carolina, 35o 17’ 53.0”N, 78o 19’ 03.8W.
4) Resupply Cache Four: North-west of, Lumberton Regional Airport, Lumberton, North Carolina. 34o 36’ 51.4”N, 79o 04’ 30.4”W.
5) Resupply Cache Five: East of Tar Heel, North Carolina, 34o 44’ 45.3”N, 78o 48’ 15.9”W.
6) Resupply Cache Six: South West of Rockingham, North Carolina, 34o 54’ 34.8”N, 79o 44’ 32.1”W.
7) Resupply Cache Seven: North of Gaffney, South Carolina, 35o 09’ 54.4”, 81o 39’ 55.7”W.
8) Resupply Cache Eight: South of Pinehurst, North Carolina, 35o 08’ 05.8”N, 79o 26’ 38.8”W.
9) Emergency Resupply Cache One: 35o 19’ 16.6374”, 79o 52’ 49.7917”
10) Emergency Resupply Cache Two: William Irving Lewis Airfield, Barbecue, North Carolina. 35o 19.4’ 27505’, 79o 3.6’ 91968’
11) Survivor Support Module 317: Wilsonville, North Carolina, 35o 44’ 00.1”N, 78o 59’ 51.5”W.
12) Survivor Support Module 318: Southmont, North Carolina, 35o 39’ 43.2”N, 80o16’ 37.1”W.
13) Survivor Support Module 319: North of Chesterfield, South Carolina, 34o 47’ 20.9”N, 80o 04’ 22.4”W.
Cache Contents: A manifest of the contents of the caches is in an envelope attacked to the underside of the entrance hatch in addition to the copy maintained in the MPV onboard computer. Due to the limited space within a cache, locating a specific item will almost always require the unloading of most of the cache in order to locate it. There are also a number of items in each cache that are intended to be handed out by the Team to the local survivors. It is highly recommended that the Team only opens a cache when it is necessary to fully resupply the team, once a cache has been opened, its cryogenic gases is vented and it cannot be resealed.
Emergency Resupply Caches: These are intended to provide a combat resupply of the team, as such they are limited to a resupply of personnel kits; weapons loadouts, reserve ammunition, demolition gear and medical supplies.
Survivor Support Modules: The SSM is designed to provide a minimum of supplies intended to jumpstart a community. Each SSM contains sufficient supplies to support a maximum population of 2,000 people for a maximum of 8 months. Each SSM is made up of a square, reinforced concrete bunker with standard commercial containers set up in a spoke pattern. The intervals between each container is filled with a variety of building material (sand, drift blocks, bricks, etc.) that can be used to aid in the reconstruction of the community. Each SSM is located in an area with adequate water and good soil conditions.
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