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The state of Europe warranted the U.S to initiate a contingency plan - Project Safehouse and Vault-Tec's integration into American society. During that year, Europe and the Middle-East engaged in a devastating Nuclear War, leaving both sides inhospitable, crippled and completely incinerated. The year 2054 represented terrible strifes between continents and nations alike. (Infantry Soldier awaiting deployment, presumably in annexed Canada. All of this prompted the Government to push for the production of dangerously immoral military technology, far beyond the boundaries of any international war conventions. Nearly every company personally contracted by the U.S Government was either corrupt or heavily militarized, all of this was due to their political adversaries pressuring ruthless wars in an effort to vastly expand their ideologies unto foreign societies. The Pre-War U.S Government harboured insanely corrupt and greedy tendencies which is exactly why their world shattered.

(The Corporate Industrialization of Pre-War America as seen in Fallout 4.)

A crucial thing which the U.S Government left out was the secret utilization of Vault-Tec as a militarized institution alongside their publicly liked persona. Their public display of ensuring the safety of America's citizens was a Project code-named 'Project Safehouse' - a project which was supposed to allow civilized life to repopulate the Wasteland in the case of a Nuclear Attack.

Fallout Lore Report - The Vault-Tec Corporationįimvul has allowed me to aid him in the task of showcasing Lore from Bethesda's most treasured games, and in this case, we're gonna be undertaking one of the most foul corporation's to have ever 'blessed' the Fallout universe - The Vault-Tec Corporation.Īs far as canon lore is concerned, the Vault-Tec Corporation was contracted by the U.S Government as early as the year 2053 to officially design and construct a series of Vault bunkers in the case of imminent Nuclear Warfare.

#VAULT 101 SOCIAL EXPERIMENT SERIES#

Vault 101 social experiment