Sub-board: -PENDING APPLICATIONS

These facilities are highly secured. Modern facilities involve intensive use of electronics and computer technology.

Vehicle repair shops can be very large and built to accommodate large vehicles. Aircraft hangars are some of the largest and most specialized military buildings.

Recreation facilities for both military personnel and their families. Athletic facilities are common as are officers’ clubs and NCO/enlisted personnel clubs.

There are various trenches lined with sandbags and guard towers around the base defending it from attack. This covers those.

Where soldier's in which have families are allowed to live with their families in a more larger living style, of course it costs to house the family. This is optional and is more of a convenience.

“Mess” is the military term for any facility serving food to large groups. Some mess halls in remote locations can be rudimentary, but others in established locations can be similar to modern cafeterias.

The main airfield in the base where many transport planes, fighter jets, and helicopters land on a nightly basis. There are a few hangars here also.

Traditionally, military units provided most of the rations, uniforms, and other supplies needed by most military personnel. However, modern units often provide fewer items and many personnel must buy some items with their own funds. Personnel with families also must buy food, clothing, and other necessities for the family. This has created the need for modern commissary and “PX” (post exchange) buildings. In some cases, these buildings are similar to modern supermarkets.

Where soldiers are allowed to come and either train on shooting their guns for the first time, or brush up on their shooting skills.

Where basic training takes place for each branches of the military. The training course includes a full obstacle course, and track.

Ammunition is frequently stored in small quantities in reinforced structures which are widely separated. Standard designs are sometimes called "igloos".

Full-service military hospitals are a fairly recent innovation in military history. Prior to the nineteenth century, military hospitals as we know them today did not exist. Soldiers wounded in combat were treated in the field or in makeshift facilities commandeered near the field of battle. Now it's different.

Female housing barracks facilities on the base for the Special Ops, Marines, Navy, Airforce and Army.

The outdoors of Barker are to be enjoyed and taken care of by those in which use it. There are many things offered in the outside scene of the city of Barker.

Sub-boards: -BARKER BEACH, -ELLENBERGER PARK, -RIVERSIDE TERRACE, -CONSTRUCTION YARD, -GARDEN OF CALM, -MCCALLISTERS BRIDGE

The clubbing district of Barker is one of the most liveliest in the nation. Despite the war, the strip consists of many clubs ranging from gentlemans clubs, to night clubs.

Sub-boards: -LA RESISTANCE, -3 MUGS IRISH PUB, -EMBRY'S, -COTTON EYED JOE, -SPEARMINT RHINO

Sandoval city hall which has been taken over by the Russian military offensive. A Russian flag now hangs over the city hall rather than an American one, however.

Former buildings in which housed some of the area's prominent banking. It is now cleared and empty.

Sandoval beach is stained with blood, dead bodies, destroyed tanks, APC's and sunken ships. Craters also line this once pearly white, pristine beach. This is where the Russians made one of their first landings from the Pacific ocean, alot of lives were lost here. This beach is not fit for anything now until some serious cleanup.

Sandoval's streets, littered with dead bodies and empty cars, along with many shops which have been raided and looted.

The Nazerine pass is a trail leading from Sandoval, the Russian controlled city, to the free city of Barker. Alot of people are killed here on their escapes from the Russian captivity on their way to freedom, but the cost of freedom is high.

The fields outside of Barker, alot of these were used for farming and some still are. Alot of fighting goes on in these open fields, due to there being an open sight of view for either side. This is the buffer zone between the two cities.

These peaceful, fish abundant old stripper pits mirror eachother it seems. Both are shaped like crescents, and are very large, and very deep. There is alot of swimming and just peaceful serenity that goes on out here. This is on private property, so many of the youth just sneak out here to reflect. The lakes, when alot of rain comes, sometimes overflow and join eachother to make one large lake. But normally, the two lakes are surrounded by a 4 feet wide strip of land.

The pier reaches out about a hundred feet into the ocean outside of Barker. Good for jumping off of to swim, or to sit off of, soak your feet, and fish..

These are the backroads on the outskirts of Barker, mostly surrounded by farmland, and things of the sort, these one lane roads are a pain in the winter, but are usable during the hot scenes of love, or other deeds. Take that as you may.

This is a deserted spot overlooking the city in which lovers often come to do their deeds.. it is very romantic as you can often see the sunset over the city and ocean out over the horizion.

Long known for its salmon runs, the Columbia stretches through the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge: 80 miles of cliffs and waterfalls starting just 20 minutes up the river from Littlefield. The Gorge is a nature-lovers paradise, with spectacular vistas, numerous hiking trails, and scenic bike routes. An hour up river from Barker is the picturesque town of Hood River, where the choppy Columbia and constant gusts combine to form the windsurfing capitol of the world.

These are the woods around Barker, full of trees, weeds and wildlife. Come here to hunt, take a walk, and gather yourself. Try not to get lost, however. Many patrols of Russian and American soldiers clash here.

The dorm rooms belonging to the boys that attend the University of Barker in a rather large, apartment like building.

Alot of nice houses line the strip beside the beach, many of these houses back porches are right on the beach. Alot of times the more wealthier community lives here, but sometimes these houses range from being very small, to very large, it depends on what side of the beach that you live on.

Sprawling throughout Barker are the suburbs. Houses of all architectural styles and prices abound. There are rentals, entry-level, and high-end homes just waiting for people to move in.

Amenities include an underground parking garage, lap pool, exercise room, boardroom and common area. There is an extensive water feature that covers almost the entire property and is comprised mainly of a series of waterfalls into shallow pools that weave between buildings. The effect makes them look like they're resting in the shallows of the Colombia River, whose banks are close by.

An upbeat and vibrant community set in a semi-residential area. The buildings are stylish and have great ‘character’. In other words, they are old but make up for it with personality. This is a great choice for those on a budget as all utilities are included in your rent except for phone. The complex has a heated pool, lush landscaping and plenty of parking for when you have company. Each unit has large windows, a semi-private deck, no-cost storage and almost new appliances.

A RV Park in which the government has established for displaced families from Sandoval, or Barker in which had their homes destroyed or were evicted due to the U.S government's mandatory evacuation of Sandoval order.