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Vermont CIDG
This is a small "fictitious" listing of a small group of a Vermont based Civilian Irregular Defense Group (based on my friends who I miss dearly) this is what you might bump into if you accidentally roll into the the small area of Fletcher,Cambridge,Jericho, Bakersfield, Charlotte,circa 2013.
Fletcher/Bakersfield Group: Mike "The Shogun of Fletcher": 5.56 AR-15 Semi-Auto, .45 Glock 21 Sarah:5.56 Ar-15 Semi -Auto, .45 1911A1 Dougie: 7.62X39mm Yugoslavian SKS, .357 S&W Revolver Winter: 12gauge Remington 870 Charlotte Group: Derek: 7.62x51 L1A1 Semi-Auto, 7.62X39mm AKM Semi-Auto, .40S&W HK USP Cate: 5.56 AK Semi-auto, .380 Bersa thunder Jon: 7.62x39mm AKM, 9x18 Makarov Schuyler: AR-15 Semi-auto, .40 S&W USP Burlington group: Tony: 5.56 AR-15, 9x19mm Glock 19 Trish: 5.56 AR-15, 9x19mm Colt 1911A1 Carlson: 5.56 AR-15, 7.62x51mm M1A SOCOM,9x19 SIG 226 Kevin: 5.56AR-15, .45 1911a1 This is grab and go weapon they may have many more that could be handed out to other family members ect. Vehicles: Shorland Armoured Car MKII ( Ferret turret) 7.62x51 1919A4 Isreali Browning (Semi-auto) Land rover 109 Land rover 101 This small four person sticks would likely join up, and be a small but well armed fighting unit. Capable of fighting of marauders and protecting farms and homesteads. It's basically an idea for those who want to have small civilian security force in there game. |
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Nice to see someone else taking an interest in Vermont!
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Webstral
I live there from 2007-2011 and had a lot of good times there...many good friends (Gunnies) live there. now i'm stuck in Chattanooga. |
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Where in Vermont did you live?
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First I lived in Cambridge right next to the Cambridge Market which was the awesomest bachelor pad ever! Sexy loft apartment in an old carriage house.
Then stupidly I moved to mallets bay avenue in Winooski to live with my friend Dave where I once had to have a conversation with Somali drug dealers (who dealt in front of my house) about my 1927A1 semi-auto Thompson that I was carrying into my house without a case. Funny thing is one day someone forgot the lock the door of the house and the wind blew it open....it was wide open all day and no one so much as dared even go on the porch. Then I moved to Lakeside ave in Burlington were I lived for a few years with some of my good friends (read Animal House) until I moved out to live with my girl freind at her place on Colchester avenue in Burlington. Brother in Arms |
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Ah, you’ve experienced the Vermont portion of the Champlain Valley. Naturally, this is where the population of Vermont predominantly lives today. It’s also where the productive farmland is, not surprisingly. If you’ve seen all the farmland, you understand why I think the GDW guys must have had a very rushed job of trying to get Howling Wilderness out the door. Vermont probably can’t sustain its current population without electricity and petroleum, but 25-40% of the current population should be possible if most of the population works at food production.
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Webstal
Good news! I Left Chattanooga (and my old Girl friend) Luckily met another Vermont woman!!! But then got a job in Pahrump Nevada and foolishly moved there....after living there for a month alone promptly returned to the north east and my ginger amazon. Currently staying in my home state of Maine and at her place in Vermont on the weekends I have been spending a lot of time in the Cambridge, Johnson, wolcott , stowe area....and you are right there is a large amount of good arable farm land. Much more than in my home state of Maine (which is mostly woods). Also there are large amounts of barns which could be used for food, hay, animal storage. |
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LOL@"ginger amazon". Good for you BiA, you rapscallion
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Like GDW, I underestimated Vermont until I started to do my homework. I envy spending time in New England.
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Targan!!! I appreciate the compliment
And I think this one is going to make an honest man of me. Webstral New England has an awful lot to offer I have always to run a campaign exclusively in the North east, especially since I grew up in the Area. I think it would be a interesting place to play games. I totally imagine a lot of small strong holds, Warlords and militias, bridgands ect. I think it would be a great area for a civillian/ low military campaign. |
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