Johnson Nash is a hard working soul, trying to connect all the small towns and villages in the Mojave Wasteland...and make a few caps along the way. Now, thanks to some serious negotiations (and heavy arm twisting of his remaining couriers) Nash was able to provide six more drop boxes in the Mojave wasteland.

Mojave Outpost: While the NCR handles all of their shipping internally, Major Knight agreed that the civilian traffic that passes though could benefit from having access to the civilian mail system. Lacey suggested the box be place in the barracks, hoping that some of the people using it would also stop a spend a few caps as well.

Nipton: Yeah, it's a cesspool. Yeah, the Legion killed everybody there. Yeah, nobody in their right mind goes into that town any more. But, not everyone in the Wasteland is in their right mind. So Nash is asking any couriers passing though the town to check the box inside the general store again, and is offering a nominal bonus for any packages they pick up.

North Vegas Square: While the people of North Vegas don't take well to outsiders, Nash was able to convince enough people that a drop box would benefit the town and got promises from both Crandon and Jules to keep an eye on the box and insure the safety of the couriers picking up and dropping off the mail.

Westside: While Miguel wouldn't allow a drop box in his pawn shop (it would take up too much valuable space reserved for merchandise) he suggested placing the box outside where he could keep an eye on it and chase away looters and vandals.

After installing a drop box at the Mojave Outpost, the NCR approached Nash with requests to install two other boxes.

Boulder City: The solders stationed at Hoover Dam requested a box so they could send letters to home when they stop at the Big Horn Saloon. The new box is receiving light, but steady traffic.

Sloan: The miners of Sloan requested a box as well, for similar reasons. Sending and getting mail from home has been a real morale booster for the miners.

Camp McCarran: After the incident at Searchlight, the NCR brass got very concerned about security risks and refused to allow any drop boxes inside their bases or camps. After some heavy negotiations, NCR allowed the boxes to remain in the Mojave Outpost and the Vegas Strip. They will also allow, on a trial basis, a box placed outside Camp McCarran with the understanding that couriers and packages may be randomly searched when picking up or making deliveries.