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== Summary ==
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From http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/16cgj0/pal_of_mine_works_in_public_relations_at_bethesda/ - Fair use as Critisism.
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== Licensing ==
|location =[[Mexico]]
 
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|date =[[Timeline#2051|2051]]
 
* Probably North Mexican land still remain by American military occupation?
 
|party1 =[[United States of America]]
 
|party2 =[[Mexico|United Mexican States]]
 
|forces1 =[[United States Armed Forces]]
 
|forces2 =Mexican Armed Forces, Mexican Resistance movements
 
|part of =none
 
|previous =none
 
|concurrent =none
 
|next =*[[Sino-American War]]
 
*[[Anchorage Reclamation]]
 
*[[Resource Wars]]
 
*[[US annexation of Canada]]
 
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In [[Timeline#2051|2051]], the [[United States Armed Forces]] invaded [[Mexico]].
 
 
==Prelude==
 
As Mexico had severe pressure from the US, political troubles, pollution spreading like wildfire and drifting to the US, and many economic groups destabilizing Mexico, the US saw this a threat to them and mildly to the world, so they invaded Mexico to make sure the oil refineries kept running, and to ensure that oil, fuel, and supplies made it across the US-Mexican border. The United States tried to launch an occupation/annexation operation, but the final decision of this is unknown, along with the outcome of the invasion.
 
 
==Appearances==
 
The United States invasion of Mexico is only mentioned in the ''[[Fallout Bible]]''.
 
 
[[Category:United States]]
 
[[Category:Fallout Bible]]
 
[[Category:Military conflicts]]
 

Revision as of 21:58, 12 January 2013

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