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Bullets and Bombs oh my Mystery Cache

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Hidden : 4/5/2006
Difficulty:
3 out of 5
Terrain:
3 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:


Pick up your rifle and ear plugs because you will need them when you find this cache. In order to find this cache you will need to have coalition identification and the cache location is located in a dangerous place (hey, this is a combat zone after all) in more ways than one. You will be under constant surveillance and the cache location is under 24/7 observation.

 

I placed this cache because there weren't any caches on either of the two bases located here, hopefully this is the first of many to come.

The above coordinates are not the correct coordinates for the cache, and in fact are not even in an area under coalition control so I don't recommend trying to find them.  You must do a little work in order to find this one, but don't worry, it is easy and as long as you know your way around you should have no trouble finding each of the elements. 

 

Cache rating is due to needing a HMMWV or 4x4 to travel to the cache if you don't use your LPCs (Leather personnel carriers) and because a 24+ hour stay will be required.  Container is a green Geocaching bison tube with only a log, so bring along your own writing stick—you are a Soldier after all and should have something to write with right?

 

Ok, so on to the fun.  Correct coordinates are—North AB CD.EFG  East HIJ KL.MNO 

 

1. Begin your trek by finding the CSH (Combat Support Hospital).  Take a look at the building number and subtract 17 to find— AB

 

2. Travel down the main drag and about the middle of the street you will find a Local National store with the same name as a popular convenience store back in the US.  Add these two numbers together to find— CD

 

3. How many meals a day does the DFAC serve?  This number will give you— E

 

4. Add the 24 to number of letters in the name of the base, post, FOB or LSA nearest to the above listed coordinates to find— FG

 

5. Go and see a movie some evening and find the building number for the post theater?  Subtract 11 to find— HIJ *note—the first digit is zero*

 

6. What is the number of the base fire station—not the building number, the station number?  Add 8 to this number to find— KL

 

7. Have you seen the brand new airfield control tower?  Somewhere nearby you will find the building number for the old airfield control tower?  Subtract 22 from this number to find— MNO

 

 

Have fun traveling around this little slice of the US, but for pity's sake please be careful.

 


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Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Gur fvta cbvagf gur jnl gb gur onfr bs gur tenff

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)