A video by Scott Manley has some adventure seeds for Twilight 2000 players.
The Soviets contemplated emergency landing sites in the USA should one of their Soyuz spacecrafts run into trouble. In addition to locations in the Great Plains of US and Canada, sites in France, Ukraine, and the seas off Japan(!) were planned. The Cold War being well in effect, these contingencies weren’t discussed between the governments.
The feds wrote up instructions for local first-responders in safely interacting with a Soyuz craft, however these apparently were never distributed. The Russians themselves printed instructions right on the capsule in Russian and English.
Spacecraft coming down in unexpected places has been explored in the game already
Satellite Down
Written by the late Loren K. Wiseman
A Soviet high-orbiting weather-tracking satellite, named DP 201, is the titular goal of a number of factions in Baja California.
Falling Fragments of a Dream (Challenge Magazine 44)
Written by David S. F. Portree
By 1995 a person scanning the dawn or dusk skies at temperate latitudes could observe a dozen bright satellites. By 2000, they began to fall.
Chock-full of inspiration:
1998 Space Shuttle Columbia emergency lands in Banjul, Gambia. Only surviving shuttle after nuclear strike on Kennedy Space Center.
1999 Mir abandoned by Soviet cosmonauts in two capsules after the nuking of Baikonur Cosmodrome
2001 through 2007 Reentry of fragments of American space station Freedom
September 2004 Damaged Buran shuttle reenters
May 2005 Mir Complex re-entry
200? Kvant 3 materials science module re-enters atmosphere
See Also:
Twilight: 2000 (1st Edition Box Set) – Photo Gallery
Challenge Magazine #25: The “First” Issue
Armoured Trains: An Illustrated Encyclopedia 1825-2016
Year of the Phoenix – Catch your players unawares
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From Poland to America: Our Classic Twilight 2000 RPG Campaign 
Something to have fun with is examine all the various divert sites for the Space Shuttle in the US and Europe or even South America. One of the shuttles avoided the many Soviet ASAT systems thru the war. Then imagined that at one of the divert sites avoided a nuke strike, the Shuttle landed there, a shuttle was put away in a hangar awaiting one of the 747 lifters and maintainers that never came and no one knew what to do with it after 2000. So it’s been forgotten about like one of the many “barn finds” of cars.
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