The trip takes a few hours, and you arrive shortly after noon. You pull up in front of a white, two-story house at the address you were given. Looks fairly normal, with a sedan parked in the driveway, and a swing set and various other toys on the front lawn indicating the presence of a child. On your way in, you passed the NuTech facility, a large complex of buildings surrounded by a rather sturdy electric fence. Fairly heavy security at the entrance gates you saw too. Not that unusual for a military contractor, though.
There's not much interesting on the radio or in the news to listen to on the way in, though there are a lot of recruiting ads for Neo-Scientology, as well as some more recruiting ads for regular Scientology which includes thinly veiled insults about Neo-Scientology, and more ads for Neo-Scientology with less thinly veiled insults about regular Scientology. There's been a lot of that lately, ever since the religion split up a few years ago. It seems Hubbard's religion isn't handling its first schism very well.
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[sblock]You don't find much about NuTech, aside from the fact that their a pentagon contractor with a focus on rocket technology[/sblock]