The Nevada desert. Historically infamous for being home to things that shouldn't be and places that 'did not exist'. And today it was no different. Figuring a hot scorching desert day would keep away potential snoops, one of the 'abandoned' airstrips has been aquired by a high-end electronics company to use as a staging ground for testing advancements in weaponry, control and survellience hardware. The sort of thing that needs to be done away from busy civilian locations, of course. A few technicians, crazy men wearing labcoats even in this heat, were huddled around what looked to be a new artillery design, fiddling in adjustments to its new targetting hardware. "With this new rangefinder and movement-analysis system, evasive maneuvers by ground forces forces will be a thing of the past."