Regulator HQ

Regulator HQ is a house in the Capital Wasteland and the headquarters of the Regulators. It is the farm house located north of Wheaton Armory and west of Canterbury Commons. This location is given to you once you add the Lawbringer perk to your character.

Outside of the house are three brahmins, and inside are three Regulators. Sonora Cruz should be outside tending to the cattle, she may also be inside. It is entirely possible that she is no where to be found and you will have to go looking for her.

Glitches
It is unconfirmed whether it's a bug or part of the game, but upon fast traveling to the Regulator HQ (tested in Xbox 360 version), 4 out of 5 times you arrive there will be random enemies that spawn and kill the brahmin and then attack you. These attacks will, in some time, force Sonora Cruz to run away and dissapear if she is outside of the building. (Cruz is important as she is who buy's finger's off of you if you have the Lawbringer Perk) Again, it is unconfirmed whether this is a glitch or bug in the game, or if the developers purposely stuck these attacks on the brahmin in the game. These attacks against the brahmin may be the reason for why the India will not sell Fallout 3, due to Cattle being a sacred icon in their country and religions (although it is also likely that they dislike the game because the brahmin have two heads from being mutated by radiation).

Chinese Army Mobile Command HQ
The Chinese Army Mobile Command HQ is what appears to be a communications centre set up in a ruined trailer. It is not marked on the world or local map, the nearest marked location is the Regulator HQ. Looking due east from the Regulator HQ door a truck and trailer is visible high above toward the end of a ruined section of freeway overpass. Head up to the trailer from the base of the freeway (north east from the Regulator HQ) and travel up until coming to the trailer. In the trailer there is a ham radio, a ruined terminal and some useful loot in three metal boxes and a filing cabinet.


 * There are three metal boxes and a filing cabinet with random loot.
 * On the table with the HAM radio is a Chinese Army: Special Ops Training Manual; perhaps the only clue to the trailer's original purpose.