Lonely Point Naval Base

Lonely Point Naval Base was originally a secondary facility for naval vessels and Coast Guard personnel working along the Atlantic Coast. The base had been in decline since the end of World War II, and the government nearly closed it down during a series of military cutbacks. The Terminus Invasion and the establishment of Star Island changed that, however, and the government has refurbished and expanded Lonely Point.
The Lonely Point Naval Base now houses some 700 military personnel and their dependents, along with a civilian staff of 150. The base has facilities for the maintenance and repair of naval vessels. Personnel at the base cooperate with the U.S. Coast Guard in shore patrol operations and drug-busting efforts. The relative isolation of the base from the metro area helps its security. Captain Foster, the base commander, keeps the men and women under his command prepared for the possibility of an attack by terrorists and super-criminals.

Type

Military, Base