CIVIL DEPARTMENTS

Civilian or civil departments refer to those departments that are unarmed and not involved in combative operations. These departments play a critical role in the day-to-day functioning of the site, ensuring that it operates smoothly and efficiently. They are often responsible for a wide range of essential tasks that contribute to the overall maintenance and upkeep of the site. Their duties can include administrative work, logistical support, facility management, and other non-combative functions that are vital for the seamless operation of the Foundation. Civil departments may handle tasks such as record-keeping, supply chain management, personnel coordination, and maintenance of infrastructure.

COMBATIVE DEPARTMENTS

Combative or combatant departments refer to those equipped with weaponry, with their primary responsibility being to maintain order, security, and operational security on-site. These departments play a crucial role in the defense and stability of the Foundation. They are actively involved in combative operations, including quelling riots, repelling raids, and addressing any immediate threats to the site. Essentially, they serve as the Foundation's shield, ensuring that all activities can proceed safely and securely. Their presence is vital for the protection of personnel and assets. In addition to their combative roles, they may also collaborate with other departments to enforce regulations and provide tactical support during emergencies.

INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENTS

Intelligence departments often refer to those whose primary duty is off-site operations. On-site, intelligence personnel are armed and equipped to deal with traitors, rogue personnel, and any other individuals who pose a threat to the Foundation's security. On-site, these operatives are crucial for maintaining internal security and ensuring that any internal threats are swiftly faced with justice. Off-site, intelligence departments are responsible for the broader security of the Foundation. Their duties include gathering intelligence, conducting surveillance, and implementing measures to protect the Foundation from external threats. These departments work to safeguard the Foundation and its administration from espionage, infiltration, and other covert operations that could compromise its integrity and operations.