Camp McCarran Terminal Building

The Camp McCarran terminal building is a location in the Mojave Wasteland, located inside Camp McCarran.

Layout
The Camp McCarran terminal building is very large, housing a science lab, an interrogation room, supply rooms as well as quarters and office space for senior New California Republic (NCR) officers.

The terminal has three entrances, all of which lead to the main lobby and are accessible from the interior of Camp McCarran. The terminal foyer contains rows of non-operating slot machines in front of the reception desk, and a military aircraft hanging overhead with escalators on either side leading to the second floor and concourse. Sometimes there will be bottle caps located around the slot machines.

To the east, Colonel Hsu can be found in his office. Nearby is the OSI lab, with Doctors Thomas Hildern and Angela Williams. To the west is the office of Capt. Ronald Curtis.

Upstairs, the player can find Lt. Carrie Boyd and the detention center on the right. The monorail to the Las Vegas Boulevard Station and New Vegas Strip is to the left. The pre-War monorail is still fully functional and allows quick and safe transport between the camp and The Strip. However, only military personnel and VIP's are allowed to use it. The Courier will be allowed to use the monorail if they wear an NCR uniform or have good reputation with the NCR.

The concourse houses a recreation area of sorts, with a mess hall and kitchen and dozens of non-operating slot machines. One of the hallways leads to the Camp McCarran supply shack run by Sgt. Daniel Contreras and an exit to the outside.

The perimeter of the base features sentry towers and the control tower.

Appearances
Camp McCarran terminal building appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.

Behind the scenes
The aircraft hanging from the ceiling is present in the real world McCarran International Airport above the north end of the baggage claim area of Terminal 1. The aircraft is a 1958 Cessna 172 which set the World Endurance Aloft flying record in 1959. Flying for 64 days, 22 hours, 19 minutes and 5 seconds without touching ground, fliers Robert Timm and John Cook set a record which stands to this day.

Bugs

 * Power armored heavy troopers do not always appear outside Colonel Hsu's office.
 * Even if the player has been branded a terrorist by the NCR and has fought and killed NCR soldiers in the terminal building, the two scientists and some non-unique NCR soldiers may remain friendly.