How to initiate: The quest will start automatically once the Brotherhood of Steel’s main forces arrive in the Commonwealth. This will occur during the Reunions main quest.
Quest objectives:
- Investigate the Brotherhood of Steel airship
- Head to Cambridge Police Station
The Reveille quest will commence automatically once the Brotherhood of Steel’s main forces arrive in Commonwealth. This happens approximately after leaving Fort Hagen during the Reunions main quest. Note: The mission will not activate if you have previously joined the Brotherhood of Steel by speaking with Paladin Danse at the Cambridge Police Station and have completed a few quests for him.
The quest is quite straightforward to finish. First, you must approach Boston Airport where the ship is docked. Speak with any of the Brotherhood’s knights and the quest will conclude. Alternatively, you may directly go to Cambridge Police Station. Once you arrive there, the quest will be over.
Quest rewards: experience points.
FAQ
What is Reveille?
Reveille is a bugle call played in the military to signal the start of the day. It is usually played at sunrise, but the exact time can vary depending on the military unit and the country. The tune is typically composed of several notes played in a specific sequence, and it is designed to be loud and attention-grabbing.
Why is Reveille played?
Reveille is played to wake up the soldiers and start the day’s activities. In addition to signaling the start of the day, it also serves as a reminder of the military’s traditions and values. The playing of Reveille is often accompanied by the raising of the flag and other military ceremonies.
What is the history of Reveille?
The origins of Reveille are not clear, but it is thought to have originated in France in the 17th century. It was then adopted by the British military and eventually spread to other countries, including the United States. The word “reveille” comes from the French word “rГ©veiller,” which means “to wake up.” Over time, Reveille has become an important part of military culture and is still played in many countries today.
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