US Air Force Locations

[WallShadow]

To quote President Merkin Muffley: "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here, this is the War Room"

[kalos72]

So this is all I can get canon or fan materials:

1st Air Wing - Colorado?
3rd Air Wing - UK
14th Air Wing - Colorado?
15th Air Wing - Hawaii
16th Air Wing - Spain - possibly Middel East after?
17th Air Wing - Germany
18th Air Wing - Japan
36th Air Wing - Guam
60th Air Mobility Wing - CA
374th Airlift Wing - Japan
92nd Air Refueling Wing - OR
940th Air Refueling Wing - CA
7th Air Division - Germany
322nd Airlift Division: Germany
352nd Special Operations Wing - UK
7455th Tactical Intelligence Wing - Germany

[Olefin]

Originally Posted by WallShadow

To quote President Merkin Muffley: "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here, this is the War Room"

I prefer Slim Pickens riding that nuke down myself

[unkated]

Originally Posted by kato13

MacGuffin

Examples would include the Maltese Falcon and the Case from Pulp Fiction.

... Or perhaps "There has been a limited nuclear war, and you are a soldier fighting with the remnants of the US army in Europe. Your division makes a successful raid into Poland, only to find itself surrounded by Soviet and Warsaw pact units..."

Uncle Ted

[WallShadow]

Originally Posted by RN7

Howling Wilderness has the U.S. Army 194th Armoured Brigade guarding the oil refinery at Robinson, IL and a few functional oil fields surrounding it. However it also states that a recent accident severely damaged the plants last operating catalytic convertor, and the refinery is currently operating at one percent of its designed capacity. The brigade commander is also considering evacuating from Cairo, IL to Robinson and severing all ties with MilGov.

Doesn't give much information about refineries Oklahoma other than stating there are some or maybe one, and some oil wells. Reference to Colorado also supplying fuel, although that maybe from a depot of scavenged supplies.

From Wikipedia:
"In some FCC catalysts, the Brønsted sites may be later replaced by rare earth metals such as cerium and lanthanum to provide alternative activity and stability levels."
Lanthanum! aha! another connection to the stategic material of the Traveller future. Not in the 2300 AD universe, albeit.

[unkated]

Originally Posted by WallShadow

From Wikipedia:
"In some FCC catalysts, the Brønsted sites may be later replaced by rare earth metals such as cerium and lanthanum to provide alternative activity and stability levels."
Lanthanum! aha! another connection to the stategic material of the Traveller future.

2091 AD* is coming sooner than you think!

Uncle Ted



* 2091 AD is when the Solomani (us here on Terra) discover Traveller Jump Drive technology, using Lanthanum, setting the Traveller universe in motion for the nasty Terrans to topple the Vilani First Imperium, set up the brief Second Empire, collapse it into the Long Night and then start the Third Imperium which grows for 1000 years until it reaches the Classic Traveller period...