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| rdfs:comment | - After serving with the 16th Armored Battalion in Europe, Captain Fuentes and his flight had been rotated back to the States for rest and reorganization when DC was nuked. As one of the only heavy-lift transport units available, Fuentes and his pilots flew around-the-clock missions into the devastated area, rescuing survivors and flying in rescue and recovery equipment despite the high radiation hazard. Later, his flight was tapped to deliver President Alvarez from Langley Air Base to the national command bunker in West Virginia, where she led the government for the first years of the collapse. Fuentes's survival under such hostile conditions can be attributed to his flight's advanced V-122 Condor transports, hardened to survive in nuclear, chemical and biological war zones.
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| Motto | - "Bombs speak louder than words."
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| abstract | - After serving with the 16th Armored Battalion in Europe, Captain Fuentes and his flight had been rotated back to the States for rest and reorganization when DC was nuked. As one of the only heavy-lift transport units available, Fuentes and his pilots flew around-the-clock missions into the devastated area, rescuing survivors and flying in rescue and recovery equipment despite the high radiation hazard. Later, his flight was tapped to deliver President Alvarez from Langley Air Base to the national command bunker in West Virginia, where she led the government for the first years of the collapse. Fuentes's survival under such hostile conditions can be attributed to his flight's advanced V-122 Condor transports, hardened to survive in nuclear, chemical and biological war zones.
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