Ah, I can tell you the history of the reclusive Boomers.
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This, is their mural, depicting their history.

It all begins with the Boomers exiting Vault 34, their previous home. Once outside, they ran into Savages, all of whom they annihilated with explosives and artillery. However, there was bad news. For every 43.75 savages they killed, they lost one of their own. They needed a new home.

Then they stumbled across Nellis Airforce Base. The base gave them everything they need, from shelter, to water, and more. It also contained flight pods, teaching them how to fly airplanes, and where to find one crashed in a nearby lake.
All Savages who dared approach Nellis were decimated by Howitzer and rocket launcher fire.

The last image depicts their future. They hope to raise the great bomber from the ocean, and rain down explosive fire on all the Savages outside their base.
 
mlyn148 said:
Ah, I can tell you the history of the reclusive Boomers.
​IMG
This, is their mural, depicting their history.

It all begins with the Boomers exiting Vault 34, their previous home. Once outside, they ran into Savages, all of whom they annihilated with explosives and artillery. However, there was bad news. For every 43.75 savages they killed, they lost one of their own. They needed a new home.

Then they stumbled across Nellis Airforce Base. The base gave them everything they need, from shelter, to water, and more. It also contained flight pods, teaching them how to fly airplanes, and where to find one crashed in a nearby lake.
All Savages who dared approach Nellis were decimated by Howitzer and rocket launcher fire.

The last image depicts their future. They hope to raise the great bomber from the ocean, and rain down explosive fire on all the Savages outside their base.
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