Major Dhatri usually stands by the entrance. The entrances to the terminal building are spaced out along its front. Finally, the two tents at the eastern edge contain the main mess hall and the base's infirmary.The next tents are, clockwise, a break room, an archives tent, storage, and administration.Bitter-Root) in the large one and the commanding officer, Lieutenant Gorobets, in the smaller one. The two tents directly south contain the 1st Recon quarters, with the troops (Corporal Betsy, Sterling, Private 10 of Spades, Sgt.The northwestern cluster contains seven tents containing mattresses and beds for the troops stationed at McCarran, surrounding a central recreation hall.The tents can be difficult to navigate at first. Opposite is a small parking space for trucks, a storage bunker, and a mannequin where Little Buster practices his moves. The northwestern corner of the parking lot is occupied by a shooting range.
Just to the south, near the entrance to the cargo terminal, is a truck repair depot where the Army maintains its fleet of transport trucks. Three NCR bunkers surround the entrance, providing them with cover in case of an attack. The road leading into the airport splits off into two directions, circumnavigating the central parking lot. The exterior of the airport is divided into two parts, the parking lot in front of the terminal, which houses numerous tents used by the Army for administrative and housing purposes, and what remains of the tarmac in the rear, surrounding the Camp McCarran concourse. It also suffers from a variety of other problems, including decent food supply for the soldiers. Īlthough the camp is the hub of all NCR activities, it is shorthanded due to constant skirmishes with the Fiends and troop redeployments. Normally under the command of General Lee Oliver, Colonel James Hsu takes over in the event of general's absence. As the inheritors of America occupied it, it became a hub of all NCR Army efforts, particularly the logistical aspect: troop allocation, supply distribution and intel. Although abandoned in the wake of the Great War, the arid climate of the Mojave preserved the buildings well, allowing for the New California Republic to settle into it Treaty of New Vegas of 2274. Once the primary airport of Las Vegas, the McCarran International Airport was heavily fortified before the War and featured a direct monorail connection to the Strip. Originally founded as the Alamo Airport in 1942, the airport was renamed to its present name on December 20, 1948, after Pat McCarran, Senator, Nevada native, and author of the Civil Aeronautics Act.
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