Thread:Newdog95/@comment-5154907-20140823020348/@comment-25337987-20140823021939

 Lieutenant Colonel Fisher appeared to be a well traveled man. I read he went on trips to Europe every month. He asked what our side of the Mountain Bay Accident. I explained all I could. He went on the phone and a few minutes later, gave us our orders. We were going to be honorably discharged and given housing in Los Angeles.

            We were about to board the plane when a sudden change occurred in the air. Suddenly, there were soldiers and staff instantly falling over. I assumed that the radioactive fallout had finally affected the men nearby. Before we went to the plane, I had heard a story of how people were evacuating Denver and areas East of the Rockies. We had blacked out yet again, this time only for 2 hours. When we woke up, we were still on the runway, near the plane, yet I saw a figure standing in front of me. It was in fact, the doctor from the infirmary. The others woke up and we decided to take Dr. Brooks with us. Dr. Benson flew planes in the past, so he flew the plane away.