Large Letter Reprint - Annapolis, Maryland

Nicknames: "Old Line State", "Free State", "Little America", "America in Miniature"

Motto:  "Fatti maschii, parole femine" (English: "Strong Deeds, Gentle Words")

Fort Meadow is home to one of the most rigorously guarded places in the US - the National Security Agency. In its basement is the American potential of electronic thought, and 2 giant antennas hidden in the nearby forest are constantly broadcasting broadcasts of military conversations, businessmen, and diplomats from around the world. Despite public concerns about the abuse of power by the National Security Agency at Fort Meadow, it can boast of considerable successes, including breaking the military codes of Argentina during the conflict with Great Britain over the Falklands or revealing the presence of a Soviet military unit in Cuba in the late 1970s.

 

Lantern Press 49879 - Westminster, Maryland

There are a number of conspiracy theories that the 1969–1972 US Apollo moon landings were a hoax. Proponents of this view believe that American astronauts did not land on the Moon and that NASA faked photos, lunar rock samples, and other evidence of the event.

One of a few allegations:

Objection: You can see the American flag fluttering in the wind in the mission video.

Answer: The flag "flaps" only when moved by an astronaut. In particular, there are moments in the film when an astronaut passes right next to a flag that remains stationary. On Earth, the air movement caused by an astronaut would have to move it.

 

Lantern Press 40654 - Joint Base Andrews, Maryland

What to see at Kennebunkport: 

Walker's point; Ocean avenue; Kennebunk Beach; Seashore Trolley Museum.