If you go to your wonder overview (to buy a wonder), it will show 'Foreign Air Force Base'
I don't know what it should be, but Google seems to prefer 'Foreign Air Force Base'
Full Version: A wonder with 2 different names
So uhm yeah, if you check 'View my nation' or check out any other nation's screen, by Wonders it will show 'Foreign Airforce Base'.
If you go to your wonder overview (to buy a wonder), it will show 'Foreign Air Force Base'
I don't know what it should be, but Google seems to prefer 'Foreign Air Force Base'
If you go to your wonder overview (to buy a wonder), it will show 'Foreign Air Force Base'
I don't know what it should be, but Google seems to prefer 'Foreign Air Force Base'
Air Force is two words, so the wonder list in the nations wonders section is incorrect.
QUOTE (Ursarkar E Creed @ Oct 27 2009, 11:35 PM) 
Air Force is two words, so the wonder list in the nations wonders section is incorrect.
Thank you
in Dutch its a single word (luchtmacht), so all I could do was google (and check the dictionary, which I forgot)
Both are correct, Airforce is a synonym of Air force.
QUOTE
airforce
noun
the airborne branch of a country's armed forces [syn: air force]
noun
the airborne branch of a country's armed forces [syn: air force]
QUOTE
Air Force
–noun 1. the U.S. department consisting of practically all military aviation forces, established July 26, 1947.
2. (lowercase) a similar department in any military organization.
3. (lowercase) (formerly) the largest unit in the U.S. Army Air Forces.
4. (lowercase) a unit of U.S. Air Force command between an air division and an air command.
5. (sometimes lowercase) the military unit of a nation charged with carrying out military operations in the air.
6. British. Royal Air Force.
Origin:
1915–1920
–noun 1. the U.S. department consisting of practically all military aviation forces, established July 26, 1947.
2. (lowercase) a similar department in any military organization.
3. (lowercase) (formerly) the largest unit in the U.S. Army Air Forces.
4. (lowercase) a unit of U.S. Air Force command between an air division and an air command.
5. (sometimes lowercase) the military unit of a nation charged with carrying out military operations in the air.
6. British. Royal Air Force.
Origin:
1915–1920
I've changed the description on the nation display page to read "Foreign Air Force Base".
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