Western Sector (Ursa Major)
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The United States of America, colloquially the Western Sector or simply The West, is a claimant state of the former United States of America in a political union with the United States on the eastern coast, another claimant state, under the sovereign state of the United States of America. Located in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, it shares diplomacy with multiple nearby nations such as Pueblo, Navajo, and the distant United States in the east.
During World War III, the Continuity of Operations plan had designated a specific use for Cheyenne Mountain Complex, to support the continuation of National Essential Functions and to host the North American Air Defense Command during deliberate nuclear bombings.
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The Western Sector is a remnant of the United States federal government originating from the Continuity of Operations (COOP) initiative. Its official directive is to administer the former Western Sector of the Continental U.S. Region (CONR), claiming the borders of the former boundaries set by the North American Air Defense Command.
It is in a political union with the remnants of the Department of Defense under a sovereign state known as the United States of America.