To keep the local history alive and inspire those living amongst it, the Bunker has been revived to serve as a museum and educational facility for all to enjoy.įurther information about the community project will follow here soon. The very purpose is to provide a facility open to school groups to come and understand how important their local area was in the war effort, whilst giving them a fun, exciting and memorable experience. Here lies the Bunker at Hatfield Police Station - the very place that provided a place of safety to Geoffrey de Havilland himself during the war. Within the Police Station, positioned next to a glorious marble staircase, lies a single staircase leading down underground. Just a few of the original buildings remain today, with the main admin building now protecting the community once again and serving as Hatfield Police Station. The location was vital to protecting the United Kingdom, it was the birthplace of the jet airliner and played host to royalty during its operation. For example, two players will not explore the same Nuka-Cola plant.The Bunker at Hatfield Police Station Site of the former de Havilland Aircraft CompanyĪ location that started life as a small airfield, the site took off to become a key asset during the second World War. The locations that can be explored and seen in Fallout Shelter all use a randomly generated internal layout. If a dweller comes across a location while exploring, it will only say they went there, and the locations can't be seen.
Locations are only seen during random encounters or quests.
Locations in Fallout Shelter are usually references to other Fallout games or appear only in Fallout Shelter.
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