United States Department of Defense

Subject: Nuclear Assets of the People's Republic of China

Following intelligence assessments conducted over the past month, we have compiled information regarding nuclear assets located within territories previously held by the People's Republic of China. These assets pose a significant threat to national security, and the potential for their acquisition by hostile factions must be addressed with utmost urgency.

Overview

Reports indicate that several nuclear silos and associated facilities, originally constructed during the Sino-American conflicts of the late 20th century, remain operational and could contain active warheads. Intelligence sources suggest that these facilities may have been equipped with advanced technology and reinforced against preemptive strikes. The risks associated with these facilities are exacerbated by the ongoing tensions between the United States and the People's Republic of China, leading to an increased likelihood of espionage activities within American borders.

Additionally, a recent Morse code transmission was intercepted, broadcasting from station US9645 to the United States Department of Defense headquarters (station US0001). The transmission included coded messages that hinted at heightened military activity in the region and referenced the operational status of various nuclear assets. The message concluded with an urgent call for readiness in response to possible hostile actions.

Key Locations

• Shenyang Nuclear Facility: Last detected activity reported on September 25, 2077. Satellite imagery confirms the presence of military vehicles surrounding the perimeter.
• Beijing Silos: Historical reports indicate a high concentration of nuclear warheads. Intelligence assessments indicate a potential launch capability as of September 28, 2077.
• Xianyang Launch Complex: Classified as a primary target. Recent intelligence suggests the site has undergone upgrades since the initial conflict, enhancing its operational readiness.

Potential Threats

Intelligence reports indicate a substantial risk of Chinese spies embedded in various sectors across the United States, potentially infiltrating key government positions and institutions. This infiltration could lead to compromised national security, as sensitive information regarding military and defense strategies may be leaked to adversarial powers.

Enclave Plans and Vault-Tec Funding

The Enclave has initiated a strategic plan to relocate to the Poseidon oil rig as part of a contingency strategy to enhance their operational capabilities and avoid potential nuclear fallout. The relocation efforts are being expedited, given the increasing threat from foreign nuclear assets.

Moreover, the United States has allocated significant funding into Vault-Tec and its vault programs as a means of preparing for potential fallout scenarios. These investments aim to secure the safety of select government officials and personnel, ensuring that critical operations can continue in a secure environment. The Forced Evolutionary Virus (FEV) is a key project under West-Tek's research initiatives, aiming to enhance human resilience against biological threats. Through FEV, researchers are exploring genetic modifications to improve adaptability to harsh environments, create super-soldiers, and mitigate the effects of radiation exposure, all while assessing the ethical implications of such advancements. The research also delves into the long-term impacts of FEV on human evolution, raising questions about its potential applications in military and civilian contexts.

Recommendations

It is imperative that the United States government initiate a series of countermeasures aimed at neutralizing the threat posed by these nuclear assets. Suggested actions include:

1. Increase surveillance operations to monitor activity at identified facilities.
2. Dissemination of protocol for Enclave relocation to the Poseidon oil rig to ensure efficient transition and security measures during the process.
3. Implement counter-intelligence operations to identify and neutralize potential Chinese spies infiltrating government and military sectors.
4. Develop a counter-attack plan for immediate response should hostile actions be detected from identified nuclear facilities.

Conclusion

Failure to act on this intelligence could result in catastrophic consequences for national security and civilian safety. All departments are advised to treat this information with the highest level of confidentiality and urgency.