game Fallout 3 and referenced in both Fallout 4 (in a Boston Bugle article readable on a RobCo terminal at the Bugle's offices in Beacon Hill), and Fallout 76 as having been in contact with the AI at the Whitespring Bunker (the real world Project Greek Island) until communications between them were deliberately cut. The games' developer, Bethesda, also used the name for a location in the Elder Scrolls series of video games. In the TV series Jeremiah, Raven Rock is where the sinister Valhalla Sector survived the pandemic which killed almost all of the other adults on the planet before emerging with plans of conquest. In Prison Break, Raven Rock is an identified location. The complex has an important role in the 2013 sci-fi movie Oblivion, in which it is the headquarters of an underground resistance movement against an alien invasion. In the third book of the One Second After series, Raven Rock is referred to as "Site R" and is used by the U.S. government to house highly important citizens and government officials. In the TV series Salvation, Raven Rock is referred to as a site to house government officials in the case of an asteroid collision with earth. In the book series Mitch Rapp, the president and his cabinet are moved to "Site R" multiple times throughout the series. Further reading Mcyntire, H. J. (2000) Department of Defense Freedom Of Information Act Inquiry 00-F-0019 Site R Civil Defense Site References Military facilities in Pennsylvania Nuclear bunkers in the United States United States nuclear command and control Continuity of government in the United States Disaster preparedness in the United States South Mountain Range (Maryland−Pennsylvania) 1951 establishments in Pennsylvania