AgentSmith6

ouch lol. :1046274367_lol: For this one, I'd like the country and if you're really good, city.

Saudi Arabia (I remember tripping up a few people with that one over xfire a while back :1046274367_lol:

I'll bet I'm wrong, but San Bernardino county?

Orange country Sheriff

I just have a few realism suggestions. I would really like to see the steady-burn lights to be able to be operated independently of the regular emergency lights, as I've seen this on several cop reality shows in CA where instead of leaving all the lights on, they just keep the steady-burns on. I would also like to see maybe like the ability for paramedics to get some type of turnout gear or a helmet (correct me if I'm wrong mike, but aren't firefighters in LA paramedics or at least EMT's?)

Both are from Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (they share the same emergency services because they are attached to each other)

Louisiana

Place in the World : USA Where in USA: Boston Time of place : Today World

You are correct sir!

nope and nope

Ok, since the country is rather obvious, I want the agency for this one.

Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA

Well, both of you got it right, but Newfoundking got the city so he gets it.

still responds though, note the blue lights. well, for this one I'd like the country, and if possible, the city and division this unit belongs to

Virginia State Police Lench Bear armored response vehicle

Iraq

Correct. maybe I should have blacked out the license plate that said both the state and the department. This picture was taken at the mouth of the Sumner Tunnel in East Boston. Not quite as picturesque as the places Mike describes, but one of the best places to find State police vehicles.

wow kids, lets not get our heart rates up. I would assume that (and I have not actually seen a real unmarked FBI car, though I have seen other federal agencies) most of these cars are sparsely lit. You have to remember, these aren't patrol vehicles and rarely respond code 3, so there is no need for an impressive light setup. In Boston, the detective cars (until around last year, and many are still like this) only had a blue light above the rear view mirror, they didn't even have wig wags or flashing tail lights.

Ok, at first glance this may seem impossible, but pay attention to detail and it's not nearly as hard as it seems

California Fish and Wildlife

You are correct sir! :1046275747_biggthumpup: how did you figure it out?

wow, I didn't know they took lighting codes that seriously well, for this one, a country will suffice, if possible a city would be preferred

somewhere in Nevada

San Mateo County?

If I had to take a wild guess, I'd say U.S. Air Force