How much economic gain does a military base add to a community?
Q. In other words, what is the average economic gain that a military base brings to a community? I was in the AF for 9 years, and we were always told that we brought in some ridiculous amounts of money. Just wondering if that was all jargon or not because every military base I've ever been to has been located in a real hellhole...or in the middle of nowhere. Thoughts?? I agree with the BRAC list comments...I remember when the DoD closed Fort Dix in NJ. Wrightstown and surrounding areas practically shut down, the only reason they stayed in business was because of Mcguire AFB. Every few years Fort Drum was put on the list and all of upstate NY and Jefferson Co. were screaming to not close the base...err...Fort.
Asked by John B - Mon Sep 3 10:30:38 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a military base brings LOADS of money into a community through civilian jobs, sales taxes through purchases the individuals stationed there make locally, home sales and rent, sales in general to units on the installation through local acquisitions. As for the midle of nowhere or arm pit locations, it most likely they kept them away from "prime locations" due to the noise factor coming from the installations. Also the older ones were built as frontier forts and just updated over teh decades. The newer ones were built where they were because that is where the most land could be easilly gotten with minimal problems like houses to condemn, higher prices near the "good cities & towns) etc.
Answered by Will Y - Tue Sep 4 01:50:30 2007
Q. In other words, what is the average economic gain that a military base brings to a community? I was in the AF for 9 years, and we were always told that we brought in some ridiculous amounts of money. Just wondering if that was all jargon or not because every military base I've ever been to has been located in a real hellhole...or in the middle of nowhere. Thoughts?? I agree with the BRAC list comments...I remember when the DoD closed Fort Dix in NJ. Wrightstown and surrounding areas practically shut down, the only reason they stayed in business was because of Mcguire AFB. Every few years Fort Drum was put on the list and all of upstate NY and Jefferson Co. were screaming to not close the base...err...Fort.
Asked by John B - Mon Sep 3 10:30:38 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a military base brings LOADS of money into a community through civilian jobs, sales taxes through purchases the individuals stationed there make locally, home sales and rent, sales in general to units on the installation through local acquisitions. As for the midle of nowhere or arm pit locations, it most likely they kept them away from "prime locations" due to the noise factor coming from the installations. Also the older ones were built as frontier forts and just updated over teh decades. The newer ones were built where they were because that is where the most land could be easilly gotten with minimal problems like houses to condemn, higher prices near the "good cities & towns) etc.
Answered by Will Y - Tue Sep 4 01:50:30 2007
How on earth did this guy shoot 43 people on a military base before somebody shot this guy?
Q. Maybe my friends in the military can answer this one. Is there a reason soldiers are not allowed to carry firearms on the military base? Is this just a Fort Hod rule, or does this apply to all military bases? It seems almost ironic that a military base would be attacked so badly because a "no gun" policy kept the soldiers from being armed, doesn't it?
Asked by Kevin (gonna "B" a daddy 2/26/11 !) - Wed Nov 11 12:16:04 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easy, when home security said this guy wasn't a threat. >0
Answered by Bree - Thu Nov 12 06:20:02 2009
Q. Maybe my friends in the military can answer this one. Is there a reason soldiers are not allowed to carry firearms on the military base? Is this just a Fort Hod rule, or does this apply to all military bases? It seems almost ironic that a military base would be attacked so badly because a "no gun" policy kept the soldiers from being armed, doesn't it?
Asked by Kevin (gonna "B" a daddy 2/26/11 !) - Wed Nov 11 12:16:04 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easy, when home security said this guy wasn't a threat. >0
Answered by Bree - Thu Nov 12 06:20:02 2009
What are regulations for restricting a soldier to the military base?
Q. Where can I find the rules for restricting a soldier to Ft. Hood military base? I just know that there has to be some sort of guidelines to base restriction.
Asked by riddla1984 - Wed Sep 23 18:48:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The commander's discression under general military authority. This will be done with judgement, if a company commander just decides to tell the entire company they are restricted, they can do that. However they better have a reason or the battalion or brigade commanders will quickly stop it. Technically, you are on duty 24/7. On the weekend you are technically on pass even though unless you go outside a radius you don't fill out a DA31. So a commander can restrict that pass the same as how he approves or dissaproves your leave.
Answered by mnbvcxz52773 - Wed Sep 23 19:17:17 2009
Q. Where can I find the rules for restricting a soldier to Ft. Hood military base? I just know that there has to be some sort of guidelines to base restriction.
Asked by riddla1984 - Wed Sep 23 18:48:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The commander's discression under general military authority. This will be done with judgement, if a company commander just decides to tell the entire company they are restricted, they can do that. However they better have a reason or the battalion or brigade commanders will quickly stop it. Technically, you are on duty 24/7. On the weekend you are technically on pass even though unless you go outside a radius you don't fill out a DA31. So a commander can restrict that pass the same as how he approves or dissaproves your leave.
Answered by mnbvcxz52773 - Wed Sep 23 19:17:17 2009
How would you react if a foreign nation had a military base in the US?
Q. What would be your reaction if Germany, Italy, Japan, or South Korea built a base in the US? The US already has many military bases in other countries. Not just countries limited to those listed. Greg M- I'm glad you answered the question instead of insulting me.
Asked by The Red Tide - Sat May 1 20:26:57 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would imagine that many people would be very angry about it, much like people in other countries are very angry that we have military bases near them.
Answered by Liz - Tue May 4 13:13:55 2010
Q. What would be your reaction if Germany, Italy, Japan, or South Korea built a base in the US? The US already has many military bases in other countries. Not just countries limited to those listed. Greg M- I'm glad you answered the question instead of insulting me.
Asked by The Red Tide - Sat May 1 20:26:57 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would imagine that many people would be very angry about it, much like people in other countries are very angry that we have military bases near them.
Answered by Liz - Tue May 4 13:13:55 2010
How can a civilian get a job on a military base?
Q. I am NOT in the military but my brother is. And I want to get a job at his base. How can I go about it. I have gone onto that military base site and filled out my information and stuff. Will I get a job? How hard is it to get a civilian job on a base?
Asked by Syphrus Fenix - Fri Aug 27 16:00:56 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what you want to do? Flip burgers at burger king on post? You can get a job/ID card and be working in about 1 week. Want something that pays better and has more benefits? Then you have to have a degree or something. Check this website out.
Answered by Mr Cranky - Fri Aug 27 16:11:48 2010
Q. I am NOT in the military but my brother is. And I want to get a job at his base. How can I go about it. I have gone onto that military base site and filled out my information and stuff. Will I get a job? How hard is it to get a civilian job on a base?
Asked by Syphrus Fenix - Fri Aug 27 16:00:56 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what you want to do? Flip burgers at burger king on post? You can get a job/ID card and be working in about 1 week. Want something that pays better and has more benefits? Then you have to have a degree or something. Check this website out.
Answered by Mr Cranky - Fri Aug 27 16:11:48 2010
What do I have to do to teach elementary school on a military base?
Q. My boyfriend is going to be stationed in El Paso, Texas. I currently live in Maryland and am planning to move there with him. I am interested in teaching on the military base where he's going to be stationed. How would I find information on that and what are the requirements? Also, what's it like teaching at a military base school? Is it different than teaching at a civilian, offbase school?
Asked by Original_Syn - Sat Dec 1 19:18:39 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The exact same thing as a public school. The DODDS classes are among the best in the nation, and follow the national curriculum. From my experience, most of the kids on base are well behaved, and if not you will probably get a faster response from their parents before a Commander of First Sergeant get involved!!
Answered by Mac - Sat Dec 1 19:24:05 2007
Q. My boyfriend is going to be stationed in El Paso, Texas. I currently live in Maryland and am planning to move there with him. I am interested in teaching on the military base where he's going to be stationed. How would I find information on that and what are the requirements? Also, what's it like teaching at a military base school? Is it different than teaching at a civilian, offbase school?
Asked by Original_Syn - Sat Dec 1 19:18:39 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The exact same thing as a public school. The DODDS classes are among the best in the nation, and follow the national curriculum. From my experience, most of the kids on base are well behaved, and if not you will probably get a faster response from their parents before a Commander of First Sergeant get involved!!
Answered by Mac - Sat Dec 1 19:24:05 2007
What are good personal projects I can do on a military base?
Q. So, I've found myself with a lot of extra time for the next two months. I don't deal with inactivity for extended periods of time very well so I'd like some ideas for projects I can work on until my duty schedule changes. Since I'm going to be on a military base the project cannot involve flammable or hazardous materials and must be able to be stored fairly easily. Preferably, it will not be expensive and will involve active thinking or be educational. Thanks for the suggestions!
Asked by Eudocius - Tue Jan 19 22:42:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Paint miniatures ... if you get ones from Reaper versus Games Workshop the cost will not be too great. Work Chain Maille ...
Answered by Jenniflower - Wed Jan 20 21:36:20 2010
Q. So, I've found myself with a lot of extra time for the next two months. I don't deal with inactivity for extended periods of time very well so I'd like some ideas for projects I can work on until my duty schedule changes. Since I'm going to be on a military base the project cannot involve flammable or hazardous materials and must be able to be stored fairly easily. Preferably, it will not be expensive and will involve active thinking or be educational. Thanks for the suggestions!
Asked by Eudocius - Tue Jan 19 22:42:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Paint miniatures ... if you get ones from Reaper versus Games Workshop the cost will not be too great. Work Chain Maille ...
Answered by Jenniflower - Wed Jan 20 21:36:20 2010
White elitists created israel as a military base in the middle east,, does this contribute to terrorism?
Q. The white elite supported the creation of israel with weapons. America now uses it as a military base. Do you think that putting a military base in the middle east was a good thing? It probably did prevent the strengthening of the muslim world thus preventing a future christian muslim war. Many terrorists are angry at our support of israel, do you think this contributed to terrorism today?
Asked by xialou1 - Mon Oct 29 12:57:25 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm sure it hasn't helped. A friend of mine asserts that one of the problems is the proliferation of militiary bases around the world. As much as we love our soldiers, we don't like their behavior around the world. It creates some resentment, unfortunately. Greed is the real evil. We are also losing our connection with each other. I detest what the Me Generation stands for. Overall, they are pretty evil.
Answered by Unsub29 - Mon Oct 29 13:10:15 2007
Q. The white elite supported the creation of israel with weapons. America now uses it as a military base. Do you think that putting a military base in the middle east was a good thing? It probably did prevent the strengthening of the muslim world thus preventing a future christian muslim war. Many terrorists are angry at our support of israel, do you think this contributed to terrorism today?
Asked by xialou1 - Mon Oct 29 12:57:25 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm sure it hasn't helped. A friend of mine asserts that one of the problems is the proliferation of militiary bases around the world. As much as we love our soldiers, we don't like their behavior around the world. It creates some resentment, unfortunately. Greed is the real evil. We are also losing our connection with each other. I detest what the Me Generation stands for. Overall, they are pretty evil.
Answered by Unsub29 - Mon Oct 29 13:10:15 2007
What is it like living on a military base?
Q. My boyfriend and are thinking about getting married. What are the pro's and con's of living on a military base. We're both fairly young 23 and 24? Most likely in San Diego. Of course we don't have to live on base, that's why I'm asking about the pros and cons, In order to find out if it's something we'd like to do. Are their any lawns w/o grass? I'd rather not deal. ;)
Asked by Alice M. Ayres - Wed May 2 18:06:28 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. San Diego! My hometown! Which base? I have been a Navy brat (20+ yrs.) and an Air Force wife (17yrs), and have lived on and off base. Personally, I liked living on base. It's nice living in very supportive community. Pros: It has everything like a small town would have without having to drive all over the big city-post office, hospital/clinic, library, church, schools, grocery (commissary), department store (BX,PX, MCX, NEX), gym, rec center, you name it! Housing/utilities are taken care of by military. If there is any problem with the house, military housing office will take care of the problem. Cons: You do not receive housing allowance. (In San Diego, you'd have to pay extra out of pocket for rent what allowance doesn't… [cont.]
Answered by NAB - Wed May 2 18:25:14 2007
Q. My boyfriend and are thinking about getting married. What are the pro's and con's of living on a military base. We're both fairly young 23 and 24? Most likely in San Diego. Of course we don't have to live on base, that's why I'm asking about the pros and cons, In order to find out if it's something we'd like to do. Are their any lawns w/o grass? I'd rather not deal. ;)
Asked by Alice M. Ayres - Wed May 2 18:06:28 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. San Diego! My hometown! Which base? I have been a Navy brat (20+ yrs.) and an Air Force wife (17yrs), and have lived on and off base. Personally, I liked living on base. It's nice living in very supportive community. Pros: It has everything like a small town would have without having to drive all over the big city-post office, hospital/clinic, library, church, schools, grocery (commissary), department store (BX,PX, MCX, NEX), gym, rec center, you name it! Housing/utilities are taken care of by military. If there is any problem with the house, military housing office will take care of the problem. Cons: You do not receive housing allowance. (In San Diego, you'd have to pay extra out of pocket for rent what allowance doesn't… [cont.]
Answered by NAB - Wed May 2 18:25:14 2007
What do you think about China allowing the US to open a military base on its soil?
Q. Obama seems to be looking to spread America's military might, not reign it in. What do you think about this latest action opening a military base in China? Good for us and them; good for them, bad for us; good for us, bad for them?
Asked by Mark S - Fri May 15 13:57:25 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am Chinese, i welcome USA put 50% of their armed forced on China soil as long as USA welcome China put 50% of Chinese armed force on USA soil.
Answered by please help - Sat May 16 16:09:40 2009
Q. Obama seems to be looking to spread America's military might, not reign it in. What do you think about this latest action opening a military base in China? Good for us and them; good for them, bad for us; good for us, bad for them?
Asked by Mark S - Fri May 15 13:57:25 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am Chinese, i welcome USA put 50% of their armed forced on China soil as long as USA welcome China put 50% of Chinese armed force on USA soil.
Answered by please help - Sat May 16 16:09:40 2009
Can you send flowers to someone on a military base?
Q. I wanted to send flowers to someone who is sick, but they are located on a military base. Can you send flowers to someone on a military base, or are there restrictions?
Asked by KittyKatRescuer - Sun May 3 01:29:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, as long as the florist has proper documentation to get into the base such as valid insurance, registration and ID they can get in. You can also call the base operator alot of bases have flower shops located in there that can deliver and that will be a less hassle, but I work in a base and have seen flowers delivered.
Answered by Or just hey you! - Sun May 3 01:39:53 2009
Q. I wanted to send flowers to someone who is sick, but they are located on a military base. Can you send flowers to someone on a military base, or are there restrictions?
Asked by KittyKatRescuer - Sun May 3 01:29:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, as long as the florist has proper documentation to get into the base such as valid insurance, registration and ID they can get in. You can also call the base operator alot of bases have flower shops located in there that can deliver and that will be a less hassle, but I work in a base and have seen flowers delivered.
Answered by Or just hey you! - Sun May 3 01:39:53 2009
What is the procedure to applying for a teaching position on a military base?
Q. I am interested in applying for a teaching position on a Military Base. How do I find out what positions are open? What are the requirements? My Degree is in Early Childhood Education. I am certified to teach grades Pre-K to Third Grade.
Asked by Tanisero54 - Tue Nov 3 06:14:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're usually considered civil service jobs, and are posted at usajobs dot gov, if I remember the site.
Answered by Daniel Dawning - Tue Nov 3 09:55:44 2009
Q. I am interested in applying for a teaching position on a Military Base. How do I find out what positions are open? What are the requirements? My Degree is in Early Childhood Education. I am certified to teach grades Pre-K to Third Grade.
Asked by Tanisero54 - Tue Nov 3 06:14:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're usually considered civil service jobs, and are posted at usajobs dot gov, if I remember the site.
Answered by Daniel Dawning - Tue Nov 3 09:55:44 2009
Why is it easy to close an underutilized post office, but impossible to close a useless military base?
Q. My small town will likely lose its post office due to budget cuts, but a local military base which has not been needed since WWII is safe from extinction. I'm ex-military and not soft on national defense, but I sure hate to see my tax dollars wasted on this white elephant.
Asked by Keff - Fri Mar 5 19:30:51 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Same old story of politicians protecting their districts. Just like how they always fight for the military contractors in their district whether the stuff they make has any real use or not.
Answered by Zink71 - Fri Mar 5 19:39:54 2010
Q. My small town will likely lose its post office due to budget cuts, but a local military base which has not been needed since WWII is safe from extinction. I'm ex-military and not soft on national defense, but I sure hate to see my tax dollars wasted on this white elephant.
Asked by Keff - Fri Mar 5 19:30:51 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Same old story of politicians protecting their districts. Just like how they always fight for the military contractors in their district whether the stuff they make has any real use or not.
Answered by Zink71 - Fri Mar 5 19:39:54 2010
Can a civilian teach on a US military base overseas?
Q. Would you have to go through the usual red tape as a foreigner applying for a work permit? Or would different rules apply since it's a military base? Can a civilian teach on a US military base overseas? If you were interested in teaching Spanish, for example, would they give priority to a US citizen or a native speaker? At what age would you be considered too old?? Thanks!
Asked by Viva la Furia Roja - Sat Apr 18 19:12:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. nope you must be in the military. Even the doctors and nurses have to join to work there.
Answered by brookpark44142@sbcglobal.net - Sat Apr 18 19:16:51 2009
Q. Would you have to go through the usual red tape as a foreigner applying for a work permit? Or would different rules apply since it's a military base? Can a civilian teach on a US military base overseas? If you were interested in teaching Spanish, for example, would they give priority to a US citizen or a native speaker? At what age would you be considered too old?? Thanks!
Asked by Viva la Furia Roja - Sat Apr 18 19:12:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. nope you must be in the military. Even the doctors and nurses have to join to work there.
Answered by brookpark44142@sbcglobal.net - Sat Apr 18 19:16:51 2009
What US Military over seas, including Hawaii and Alaska, base has the best Officers Club?
Q. What US Military base has the best Officers Club? I am a culinary student, and veteran, and I'm thinking about tapping an Officers Club to do my co-op at.
Asked by Culinary - Mon Sep 21 12:22:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Officers clubs have gone the way of Community clubs where all are invited to include officers, NCO's and lower enlisted soldiers. While the three are separated with different clubs that serve alcohol so no fraternization would be inferred if you are going to be a chef or a cook you will more than likely be employed by the community club as a whole. Which one is the best is a subjective matter of the patrons so take your pick. I suppose the best one is the one you are going to end up working at :)
Answered by John U - Mon Sep 21 12:32:02 2009
Q. What US Military base has the best Officers Club? I am a culinary student, and veteran, and I'm thinking about tapping an Officers Club to do my co-op at.
Asked by Culinary - Mon Sep 21 12:22:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Officers clubs have gone the way of Community clubs where all are invited to include officers, NCO's and lower enlisted soldiers. While the three are separated with different clubs that serve alcohol so no fraternization would be inferred if you are going to be a chef or a cook you will more than likely be employed by the community club as a whole. Which one is the best is a subjective matter of the patrons so take your pick. I suppose the best one is the one you are going to end up working at :)
Answered by John U - Mon Sep 21 12:32:02 2009
Does a military base let you stay over night?
Q. I am with a boyscout troop in Miami Fl, and we are going to summer camp in north Georgia. I was told that we could spend a night in the gym in a military base in north Florida. Is this true? Can someone let me know how?
Asked by Jeannette R - Thu Apr 2 14:06:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the Rec Center on base says you can, then yes... But all Bases, Posts, Forts, Camps have motel/hotel units to stay in also
Answered by Rawbert - Thu Apr 2 15:38:58 2009
Q. I am with a boyscout troop in Miami Fl, and we are going to summer camp in north Georgia. I was told that we could spend a night in the gym in a military base in north Florida. Is this true? Can someone let me know how?
Asked by Jeannette R - Thu Apr 2 14:06:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the Rec Center on base says you can, then yes... But all Bases, Posts, Forts, Camps have motel/hotel units to stay in also
Answered by Rawbert - Thu Apr 2 15:38:58 2009
Driving Regulations for guests going to a wedding on a military base?
Q. I am having a wedding on Naval Station Mayport. I am looking for some sort of list of regulations to pass on to the guests about driving on the base. From what I am seeing it seems like the military is pretty much standard across the board when it comes to these regulations. Any website references would be greatly appreciated. I am in the military so I got all the basic stuff. I was just wondering if anyone has seen a list of facts people should know before driving on a military base.
Asked by Charles - Wed Dec 17 17:45:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just go the the pass and ID office at the front gate and get their list.
Answered by Mrsjvb - Wed Dec 17 19:32:07 2008
Q. I am having a wedding on Naval Station Mayport. I am looking for some sort of list of regulations to pass on to the guests about driving on the base. From what I am seeing it seems like the military is pretty much standard across the board when it comes to these regulations. Any website references would be greatly appreciated. I am in the military so I got all the basic stuff. I was just wondering if anyone has seen a list of facts people should know before driving on a military base.
Asked by Charles - Wed Dec 17 17:45:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just go the the pass and ID office at the front gate and get their list.
Answered by Mrsjvb - Wed Dec 17 19:32:07 2008
Can I have my dog live with me on a military base?
Q. I cannot leave my dog behind to go live with my husband on his military base. Is it possible to have her live with us there?
Asked by thaDub - Thu Jan 25 20:12:58 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you can you have to make sure your dog is up to date with shots and i know on our base the dog has to be micro chipped and spayed or neutered... and registered withthe vet on base Good Luck! we have our pups living with us on base we live on a navy base and when we lived on a marine base we were able to have them with us , we have a beagle and a doberman
Answered by TexasGirl - Thu Jan 25 21:26:39 2007
Q. I cannot leave my dog behind to go live with my husband on his military base. Is it possible to have her live with us there?
Asked by thaDub - Thu Jan 25 20:12:58 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you can you have to make sure your dog is up to date with shots and i know on our base the dog has to be micro chipped and spayed or neutered... and registered withthe vet on base Good Luck! we have our pups living with us on base we live on a navy base and when we lived on a marine base we were able to have them with us , we have a beagle and a doberman
Answered by TexasGirl - Thu Jan 25 21:26:39 2007
Can I register a car on a military base that isnt registered to me?
Q. My mom purchased my car for me and it is registered to her, I make the payments and wanted to know if I could register it on a military base. My husband is in the air force.
Asked by SiSi - Mon Jan 22 14:45:36 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, but you are most likely going to have to get something written from your mother. Just call up the office that takes care of that and ask them. They will tell you all the paperwork you will need. That way you dont have to keep going down there.
Answered by JimmyOrangeSeed - Mon Jan 22 14:49:46 2007
Q. My mom purchased my car for me and it is registered to her, I make the payments and wanted to know if I could register it on a military base. My husband is in the air force.
Asked by SiSi - Mon Jan 22 14:45:36 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, but you are most likely going to have to get something written from your mother. Just call up the office that takes care of that and ask them. They will tell you all the paperwork you will need. That way you dont have to keep going down there.
Answered by JimmyOrangeSeed - Mon Jan 22 14:49:46 2007
How am i gonna destroy the Military Base in Fallout?
Q. I am playing the first Fallout game and i am stuck in military base in the northwest. I am level 19, and beat the computer which is not a Mach IV but I only be able to shut down the half of the energy fields. I am not able to use that computer again.
Asked by aetheka - Fri Sep 21 11:13:27 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Funny I started playing Fallout again, but it has been years since the last time I played, it. I don't remember that part.I am sure I will when I get to it again. I suggest looking for a walk through on line to help you out. I am sure there would be plenty. Found a link for you
Answered by krennao - Fri Sep 21 11:23:02 2007
Q. I am playing the first Fallout game and i am stuck in military base in the northwest. I am level 19, and beat the computer which is not a Mach IV but I only be able to shut down the half of the energy fields. I am not able to use that computer again.
Asked by aetheka - Fri Sep 21 11:13:27 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Funny I started playing Fallout again, but it has been years since the last time I played, it. I don't remember that part.I am sure I will when I get to it again. I suggest looking for a walk through on line to help you out. I am sure there would be plenty. Found a link for you
Answered by krennao - Fri Sep 21 11:23:02 2007
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