United States Air Force

The United States Air Force, Air Force, or USAF was a branch of the United States Armed Forces.

Background
Together with the Army and the Navy, the Air Force was responsible for maintaining the nuclear arsenal of the United States through the Strategic Air Command. The Air Force operated bomber planes before the war.

The Air Force operated bases throughout the nation, including the Adams Air Force Base, linked directly to the White House and the Capitol Building by metro. The Nellis Air Force Base served as the United States Air Force Warfare Center with the motto "Testing, Tactics, Training," consisting of virtual reality flight training capabilities.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts was a major staging site for the Air Force. The Air Force conducted surveillance at USAF Satellite Station Olivia in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, as well as at Vault 79. Other Air Force locations included Chugach Overlook AFS, Elemndorf AFB, and Fire Island AFS.

Aircraft

 * B-29
 * P-51 Mustang
 * PT-00D biplane
 * Stingray Deluxe
 * Vertibird

Ordnance

 * Mark 28 nuclear bombs
 * Intercontinental ballistic missiles