Project Vigilance

Project Vigilance is an organisation dedicated to the containment and management of items known as Hazards.

Goals
Project Vigilance aims to protect humanity from the Hazards, allowing as little as possible to interfere with everyday life.

Structure
The ranking structure, leading members, and exact numbers of personnel are unknown. It is estimated there are approximately 50,000 operatives, over 120,000 administration staff, and around 100,000 in its paramilitary branches.

History
Project Vigilance was founded in the early 20th century by the League of Nations, but they both failed together.

After the second world war, the Allies rebuilt the Project. It became very powerful and seperated from the governments that aimed to control it.

A guerrila war, outside public view, began which was a major drain of the allies' resources and only served to cause chaos. Eventually, the United Nations accepted Project Vigilance as an independent organisation.

Selected parts of the Hazard Catalogue are available for TALOS perusal - Project Vigilance Hazard Catalogue