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       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: Caos
       Date: May 13, 2015, 11:30 am
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       The DEN mining company has established a well from which to
       remove the Uranium, as well as begun scouting out surrounding
       areas for the Uranium. A cut of the uranium taken out will be
       given to CSM and the people there, as well as giving the
       advantage of minimum wage. Because all DEN companies are
       required, by law, to have a minimum wage of 25 Acquireds an
       hour, the average worker can actually make a living. As such,
       the company is supposed to pay that minimum no matter where they
       are, but they can still scale. As such, they scaled it to 25 of
       the CSM currency an hour, just to be fair.
       Amazingly, the company struck a massive uranium deposit, and
       have already reaped massive profits from selling, although most
       of it actually goes to the government of DEN secretly.
       Scientists from DEN have already recorded the data from the
       reactor, and have begun noting the design of the reactor, so
       they could improve upon it. Uranium from the mine that DEN
       established in CSM is being carted to the area that the new
       reactor will be built, and they have already offered their ideas
       on the design, as well as offered to help place military
       security around the reactor.
       #Post#: 406--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: david090366
       Date: May 13, 2015, 6:12 pm
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       Because this is a civilian project, and there aren't any
       military secrets involved, we don't believe military security is
       needed.
       #Post#: 407--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: Caos
       Date: May 13, 2015, 6:31 pm
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       ((Its a nuclear reactor. All american reactors are guarded by
       MPs. It's because... normal SWAT wouldn't be good. It could be a
       terrorist threat.))
       #Post#: 408--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: david090366
       Date: May 14, 2015, 1:17 am
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       Nuclear Plant Security Measures
       The nuclear energy industry maintains very strict security to
       prevent unauthorized persons from gaining access to critical
       equipment or approaching close enough to harm the facility with
       land- or air-borne explosives. Security measures include:
       physical barriers, electronic detection and assessment systems,
       and illuminated detection zones
       electronic surveillance and physical patrols of the plant
       perimeter and interior structures
       bullet-resisting protected positions throughout the plant
       robust barriers to critical areas
       background checks and access control for employees
       highly trained, well-armed security officers.
  HTML http://www.nei.org/master-document-folder/backgrounders/fact-sheets/nuclear-power-plant-security
       In the United States, the NRC carries out "Force on Force" (FOF)
       exercises at all Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) sites at least once
       every three years. The FOF exercise, which is typically
       conducted over 3 weeks, "includes both tabletop drills and
       exercises that simulate combat between a mock adversary force
       and the licensee’s security force. At an NPP, the adversary
       force attempts to reach and simulate damage to key safety
       systems and components, defined as "target sets" that protect
       the reactor’s core or the spent fuel pool, which could
       potentially cause a radioactive release to the environment. The
       licensee’s security force, in turn, interposes itself to prevent
       the adversaries from reaching target sets and thus causing such
       a release".[1]
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       Not MPs, Private Armed Security Forces
       #Post#: 1106--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: david090366
       Date: May 27, 2015, 1:27 am
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       The Confederate State of Missouri is pleased to announce the
       completion of its first nuclear power plant, the Cole Nuclear
       Generating Station. The plant is estimated to produce 1,279
       electrical megawatts (MWe) of net power.
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       #Post#: 1325--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: david090366
       Date: May 31, 2015, 4:54 am
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       Following up on lessons learned from it's first reactor the
       Confederate state of Missouri has announced plans to build
       another, more powerful reactor in it's new territory in Pope
       county near the town of Russleville. The new reactor will use
       enriched uranium as its fuel. A Uranium enrichment facility will
       be built in the town of Hematite in Jefferson county.
       In additional news the government has announced intentions to
       build a satellite launch facility in Crittenden County and has
       contracted with McDonnell Douglas to construct the launch
       vehicle to be used. A total of three launch pads are planned.
       The state has also contracted with McDonnell Douglas for the
       design and construction of a new mobile, long range, missile
       system.
       #Post#: 1691--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: david090366
       Date: June 8, 2015, 4:35 am
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       The Confederate Missouri Transportation Administration has
       announced the completion of the Crittenden County Satellite
       Launch Center. To celebrate its inauguration the center made its
       first successful launch. A classified military satellite.
       Missouri communications companies are already clamoring to have
       payloads of their design as future launches. Among these will be
       communication satellites, of course, and GPS satellites.
       non-military payloads from other states will also be accepted.
       #Post#: 2717--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Uranium Found in Mississippi County Missouri
   DIR By: david090366
       Date: June 30, 2015, 6:06 am
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       The Missouri Nuclear Energy Commission has announced the
       completion of the Uranium enrichment plant in Hematite. The
       plant is expected to reach a full production of 7.5 million SWU
       in 2016.
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       The Nuclear Energy Commission also announced that the
       Russleville Nuclear Energy Station had come online and started
       producing energy. The plant is expected to have a total output
       of 1824 MW.
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       McDonnell Douglas unveiled it's new Voyager Missile System today
       at the St. Louis Air Show. The system is road and cross country
       portable and able to launch within a moments notice.
  HTML http://i.imgur.com/Z3tUO1J.jpg
       Specifications
       Weight:
       Length:
       Diameter: 1.9 m (6 ft 3 in)
       Warhead: Conventional high-explosive, Fragmentation,
       Thermobaric, Nuclear 5 to 80 kiloton
       Engine:
       Operational range: 11,000 km (6,800 mi)
       Speed:
       22) .[2]
       Guidance system: Inertial with GLONASS
       Accuracy: 200 m CEP
       Launch platform: TEL
       Someone comes onscreen and hands the newscaster a sheet of
       paper. He gets a grim look on his face. "At 0700 hours today the
       Missouri State Guard successfully detonated, in an underground
       test, a nuclear device that had an estimated yield of 40
       kilotons. May God save our souls."
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