Does it exist in FS2002?  And does anyone know any other "hidden" areas?

I looked for it, but everything looks pretty much the same in Maryland.  I also checked the internet, but although there are several websites dedicated to it, none shows an overhead map of the area.  The closest I got was "70 miles outside of Washington" which could mean anything.

Any help here would be greatly appreciated.  I am putting together a set of flights for the Marine 1 that I made from a V22, which I plan to post soon.

Conspiracies abound, eh?

I've looked around on the internet since the posting, and nothing I have found remotely comes close to my queries, but I have found mass amounts of info on the buildings and other such stuff.

If anyone knows of any good overhead maps of the area, I will try my best to make a patch using GMax.

Not difficult--damn near impossible!

Looked on yahoo, ask.com and google and not one reference gave me an aerial map of the location around where I am looking for.

Its almost like they've been intentionally left out . . . ???

Camp David, and other sites are intentionally omitted, or simply hinted to, their locations, and other specific information from many public documents, and electroninc media. These are deemed by the U.S. Government as "Secure", or "Sensitive" areas, for reasons of National Security.

During this particular time in our world, and being a "cautious" American, I think that was a good move, on their part.

And you have a good point, too.
It probably wasn't included in FS2K2, just like the statue over Rio wasn't included, along with allot of other public landmarks.
Most likely has nothing to do, at all with National Security.

But, it was said that the 9-11 terrorists possibly could have use Flight Simulator in their planning.
(You can see where I'm going with this).

So I can understand Microsoft not depicting some areas
of the country, for whatever reasons.

I chalk it up to the nature of the world we live in.

I don't think the location of Camp David being hidden has nothing to do with national security. After all everyone knows where Area 51, the US airforce's top secret test platform is.

Not at all. That's what forums are for.

If what you say is correct, I have no problem personally with the entire thread being removed. However, doing so is not going to plug the biggest gap:

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It makes a bit of a mockery of "classified" if the U.S. government are contributing photographs to a site that contains text clearly defining the position.

I found that site (and given what you've said, I won't quote the URL) by submitting a search engine request with the keywords "Camp David".A far more likely route to be taken by someone wishing to discover it's location wouldn't you agree? I'm sure you can find it yourself using the same method as easily as I did. It would seem to me that the site in question poses a far greater risk to National security than my post.

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You can see my point can't you. Thousands of people every year camp right next door to the front gate and perimeter fence. It's not exactly information available only to people with sufficient security clearance.

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I said it before and I meant it. If this post can really be considered a threat to security, then it ought to be removed. But so should all the other sites that provide exactly the same information freely available across the internet, with more pertinant search keys attached.

Particularly the one that the U.S. government itself contributed to.