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--> | *The smuggling operation that Crock o’Shit describes was a widespread problem for the United States military and constitutional rights meant personnel could receive packages and mail without having it searched, this changed after 9/11 and the resulting sake-up to the security apparatus sweeping security changes.<ref>Pedersen, Dan. ''[https://www.hachettebooks.com/titles/dan-pedersen/topgun/9780316416276/ Topgun: An American Story].'' First edition. New York: Hachette Books, 2019.</ref> 9/11 didn't happen on [[Earth Bet]],<ref>Nine-eleven didn’t happen here. Endbringers did. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/01/13 Excerpt] from [[Migration 17.6]]</ref> thus Crock o’Shit's activities could well have happened for well into the 2000s. | ||
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14.z (Interlude; Armstrong) is the thirteenth chapter of Breaking. Armstrong has a conversation with Natalie, is escorted into the prison by Chris and Crock, and reveals that he’s been recording. Sveta pulls him out of the line of fire, and Armstrong gets the group out of prison.
Plot
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Trivia
- The smuggling operation that Crock o’Shit describes was a widespread problem for the United States military and constitutional rights meant personnel could receive packages and mail without having it searched, this changed after 9/11 and the resulting sake-up to the security apparatus sweeping security changes.<ref>Pedersen, Dan. Topgun: An American Story. First edition. New York: Hachette Books, 2019.</ref> 9/11 didn't happen on Earth Bet,<ref>Nine-eleven didn’t happen here. Endbringers did. - Excerpt from Migration 17.6</ref> thus Crock o’Shit's activities could well have happened for well into the 2000s.
Characters
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