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Dan at 19:25, 24 October 2022

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	==History==		==History==
	* [[~~2054~~]]: Following the nuclear devastation of Europe and the invasion of North America by the [[ECON]], Texas formally secedes from the [[United States]].<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>		* [[2053]]: Following the nuclear devastation of Europe and the invasion of North America by the [[ECON]], Texas formally secedes from the [[United States]].<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>

	==Agencies==		==Agencies==

Dan at 19:24, 24 October 2022

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	==History==		==History==
	* [[~~2035~~]]: Following the nuclear devastation of Europe and the invasion of North America by the [[ECON]], Texas formally secedes from the [[United States]].<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>		* [[2054]]: Following the nuclear devastation of Europe and the invasion of North America by the [[ECON]], Texas formally secedes from the [[United States]].<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>

	==Agencies==		==Agencies==
	* Texan Aeronautics and Space Agency (TASA) ([[2054]]-[[2069]]): absorbed into the [[UESN]]		* Texan Aeronautics and Space Agency (TASA) ([[2054]]-[[2069]]); absorbed into the [[UESN]]

	==References==		==References==

Dan at 15:45, 12 June 2020

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	In [[2069]], along with the US, Texas signed the [[United Earth Defense Pact]], always acting as a stalwart ally of both. It retained its national identity, even after signing the ''Traité d'Unification'' in [[2130]].		In [[2069]], along with the US, Texas signed the [[United Earth Defense Pact]], always acting as a stalwart ally of both. It retained its national identity, even after signing the ''Traité d'Unification'' in [[2130]].

			==History==
			* [[2035]]: Following the nuclear devastation of Europe and the invasion of North America by the [[ECON]], Texas formally secedes from the [[United States]].<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>

	==Agencies==		==Agencies==
	* Texan Aeronautics and Space Agency (TASA) ([[2054]]-[[2069]]): absorbed into the [[UESN]]		* Texan Aeronautics and Space Agency (TASA) ([[2054]]-[[2069]]): absorbed into the [[UESN]]

			==References==
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Dan at 15:29, 12 June 2020

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	'''Texas''', like [[Australia]], took the conclusion of World War III as an opportunity to become independent, though for the Lone Star state, that independence was not from the world, but from the [[United States]]. With a number of NASA facilities located within their borders, the nation also seized the opportunity to become one of the few space-faring organizations on [[Earth]]. While initially resistant to the remaining federal government of its parent country, once it realized its own sovereignty was not threatened and that the US sought only to recover from the war as best it could, Texas began providing assets to achieve those means (starting in [[2065]]). That is when NASA began flying again, under both flags.		'''Texas''', like [[Australia]], took the conclusion of World War III as an opportunity to become independent, though for the Lone Star state, that independence was not from the world, but from the [[United States]]. With a number of NASA facilities located within their borders, the nation also seized the opportunity to become one of the few space-faring organizations on [[Earth]]. While initially resistant to the remaining federal government of its parent country, once it realized its own sovereignty was not threatened and that the US sought only to recover from the war as best it could, Texas began providing assets to achieve those means (starting in [[2065]]). That is when NASA began flying again, under both flags.

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			[[Image:Texas-flag-3.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|text]]

	'''Texas''', like [[Australia]], took the conclusion of World War III as an opportunity to become independent, though for the Lone Star state, that independence was not from the world, but from the [[United States]]. With a number of NASA facilities located within their borders, the nation also seized the opportunity to become one of the few space-faring organizations on [[Earth]]. While initially resistant to the remaining federal government of its parent country, once it realized its own sovereignty was not threatened and that the US sought only to recover from the war as best it could, Texas began providing assets to achieve those means (starting in [[2065]]). That is when NASA began flying again, under both flags.		'''Texas''', like [[Australia]], took the conclusion of World War III as an opportunity to become independent, though for the Lone Star state, that independence was not from the world, but from the [[United States]]. With a number of NASA facilities located within their borders, the nation also seized the opportunity to become one of the few space-faring organizations on [[Earth]]. While initially resistant to the remaining federal government of its parent country, once it realized its own sovereignty was not threatened and that the US sought only to recover from the war as best it could, Texas began providing assets to achieve those means (starting in [[2065]]). That is when NASA began flying again, under both flags.

	In [[2069]], along with the US, Texas signed the [[United Earth Defense Pact]], always a stalwart ally of both. It retained its national identity, even after signing the ''Traité d'Unification'' in [[2130]].		In [[2069]], along with the US, Texas signed the [[United Earth Defense Pact]], always acting as a stalwart ally of both. It retained its national identity, even after signing the ''Traité d'Unification'' in [[2130]].

	==Agencies==		==Agencies==

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'''Texas''', like [[Australia]], took the conclusion of World War III as an opportunity to become independent, though for the Lone Star state, that independence was not from the world, but from the [[United States]]. With a number of NASA facilities located within their borders, the nation also seized the opportunity to become one of the few space-faring organizations on [[Earth]]. While initially resistant to the remaining federal government of its parent country, once it realized its own sovereignty was not threatened and that the US sought only to recover from the war as best it could, Texas began providing assets to achieve those means (starting in [[2065]]). That is when NASA began flying again, under both flags.

In [[2069]], along with the US, Texas signed the [[United Earth Defense Pact]], always a stalwart ally of both. It retained its national identity, even after signing the ''Traité d'Unification'' in [[2130]].

==Agencies==
* Texan Aeronautics and Space Agency (TASA) ([[2054]]-[[2069]]): absorbed into the [[UESN]]

[[Category:Governments]]