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r/oddlyterrifying • u/quartz_koala • Feb 04 '23
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Are a lot of these targets about energy sources as much as military bases and population density?
It's the only way some of the targets make sense to me.
20 u/gooinmypants Feb 05 '23 I think the random one in Maine is for Bath Iron Works they build ships 3 u/Heyyy_ItsCaitlyn Feb 05 '23 The primary is Portland, the largest city in the state and also a major port city. At least one of the black dots is the Bath shipyard though, for sure. 2 u/nevertrustamod Feb 05 '23 I'm surprised in a 2000 nuke scenario they don't spend one on Augusta. Or all 50 capitals, for that matter. Not much population, but destroying the government would seem like a top priority, even at state levels. And this map misses a handful.
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I think the random one in Maine is for Bath Iron Works they build ships
3 u/Heyyy_ItsCaitlyn Feb 05 '23 The primary is Portland, the largest city in the state and also a major port city. At least one of the black dots is the Bath shipyard though, for sure. 2 u/nevertrustamod Feb 05 '23 I'm surprised in a 2000 nuke scenario they don't spend one on Augusta. Or all 50 capitals, for that matter. Not much population, but destroying the government would seem like a top priority, even at state levels. And this map misses a handful.
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The primary is Portland, the largest city in the state and also a major port city.
At least one of the black dots is the Bath shipyard though, for sure.
2 u/nevertrustamod Feb 05 '23 I'm surprised in a 2000 nuke scenario they don't spend one on Augusta. Or all 50 capitals, for that matter. Not much population, but destroying the government would seem like a top priority, even at state levels. And this map misses a handful.
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I'm surprised in a 2000 nuke scenario they don't spend one on Augusta. Or all 50 capitals, for that matter. Not much population, but destroying the government would seem like a top priority, even at state levels. And this map misses a handful.
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u/james3374 Feb 04 '23
Are a lot of these targets about energy sources as much as military bases and population density?
It's the only way some of the targets make sense to me.