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Built during the years of the Cold War, the Cheyenne Mountain Complex served as an instrumental and highly impressive military bunker system. Designed primarily for surveillance of Earth's airspace for any signs of missiles or unidentified aircraft it was made to be capable of withstanding all...

Might want to reclassify this as 'District six.' Might. Just because, I believe the combine do not really have civil sectors beyond the various cities themselves. So if it borders the city, It would likely be a district apart of the city proper. Might be wrong on that, so do with it what you...

Only thing I will say I don't like is the concept of an entire city being even temporarily liberated by a single brigade of soldiers. At most, they would have about 5,500 troops to spare, though as you described them 'phasing out' it is likely much less. Plus, Europe is a pretty big center of...

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Pictured Below: Hypodermic Stimdose Injector Earth underwent a period of major transformations following the Seven Hour War. Lifestyles, environments, and the very functions of the planet itself would be rapidly shifted as the combine secured influence over all major metropolitan areas...

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Underneath the clamping banners of the Universal Union life can be, and most often is, hard, uncertain, pointless or cut short on any day. The constant authoritarian thumb of the regime will never find cause to relent, not even amongst its loyalist populations. For those not fortunate enough to...

When Union forces began the assault against the city of Paris, France within the opening minutes of the Seven Hour War, the 24th Infantry Regiment who had been defending the city from countless Xenian hordes for nearly two years was to stand against them. Yet over the years of fighting, the...

District 52 of the newly founded City 8 was a rapidly established production venue for largely defensive retail. The multitude of prewar factories that still remained standing due to the formerly named Tokyo's lack of involvement with the war made it a perfect candidate for further union...