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I think the mission opened up the eyes of the average teenage player and gave them a better sense of what terrorism is and what a terrorist is. The game's intended audience was mature adults and older teenagers. You can kill hundreds of civilians and police officers in Grand Theft Auto IV but that doesn't get censored. What was the point of censoring No Russian? EDIT: For those who haven't read about the controversies of "No Russian", read here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Russian#.22No_Russian.22_Mission

Worth it.

What happened to the Eels? Who cleaned out the hovercraft?

No wonder everyone hates my generation. The lack of common sense, let alone a brain is why. I wonder if he knows that his Range Rover is British and not American. Actually, forget the manufacturer location, who would trust him in a Range Rover or any car in the first place? If you can't see a glass door how are you supposed to see a red light in a car when you're the size of an eleven year old?

I can see a Ma Deuce on that Jeep. usafmtl, what is the Jeep replacing? You mentioned a truck of some sort?

Now that sure looks like a fun ride.

Challenger is inside of an empty Minuteman Silo. Atleast that's what our guide, who worked on the SNARC, said.

http://marketing.aut...ts-chevrolet%2F As if that is what General Motors needs to worry about right now. I've always called it Chevy.

Some of you may have already seen these pictures on facebook. From May 27 to May 31st I was in Florida with my CAP Squadron. On May 28th we visited Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. We saw the museum, Delta Launch Complex, Minuteman silos, SNARC launch area, a memorial to the Mercury Seven and a C-130 crew, and ultimately Launch Complex 34. It was a goal in my life to be able to go to LC 34 and pay my respects to the crew of Apollo I Here's a couple pictures. The rest are in my gallery. Godspeed Apollo I