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The Capitol Post or Capital Post was a pre-War newspaper.
Background
Several of its articles can be read at the company's office in L'Enfant Plaza, dealing with pre-War news such as the disbanding of the United Nations, the annexation of Canada, the Anchorage Reclamation, the new super weapon of the U.S. Army under development or the Pint-Sized Slasher. An American War Correspondent can be encountered in the Anchorage Reclamation Simulation in Operation: Anchorage, taking the picture which became the template for the Anchorage War Memorial.[1]
Vault-Tec Corporation ran advertisements in the paper, featuring movie star Cooper Howard. Headlines such as "Nuka-Cola Walks Back New-Nuka," "Reds Losing Territory!," and "Wilson Atomatoys Face Lawsuit Over Giddyup Buttercup" can be seen.
Company details
Facilities
- Capitol Post building in Washington, D.C.
Employees
Notes
- On Fallout 3 loading screens and in the Fallout 3 trailer, it is called "Capital Post" whereas in-game it is called "Capitol Post."
- A copy of the newspaper costs $56, and reads, "prices may vary in areas outside metropolitan Washington."
Appearances
The Capital Post is mentioned in Fallout 3. It also appears in the Fallout Television Series.
Behind the scenes
The company is mentioned in Fallout 76 unused content.[2]
Gallery
A copy of the Capitol Post seen in a Fallout 3 trailer
