National Engineering Corporation

The National Engineering Corporation (NEC) is a United States Governmental institute used for building high technology projects for the American society. One of National Engineering's highest accomplishments was in the 2000's, when Project Defconn, a major series of underground construction sites was developed for human survival against the possibility of nuclear war. When Vault-Tec was erected in 2002, competition automatically was in place and is still a continuous problem among Americans.

History
The National Engineering Corporation was constructed in 1946, shortly after the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. When N.E.C. created the nuclear-powered engine in 1948, the American economy skyrocketed because of its reliability and size. In 1949, National Engineering moved away from the Capitol Building and moved its headquarters to another area in Washington, D.C. When the Cold War had reached its high-point in the 1960's, N.E.C. created two high-tech vaults under the White House, and the other somewhere under New York City. These vaults were kept secret from the public to insure safety and security among the U.S. Government. In 1962, National Engineering developed a demonstration vault in Los Angeles to test out opinion and insight on it's design and usage. The vault has been an American landmark since and remains a hope for the future. Many inventions later, N.E.C. started a Project Defconn which is an ongoing project centered towards atomic survival for many people. Since its beginning in 2001, there are currently 253 vaults including the beta vault. There are currently over 2 million people that have registered a spot in one of the vaults.

Major Inventions
Nuclear-power engine -- February 15th, 1948

Coloured television ( Radiation King ) - May 1st, 1950

Wireless Systeming ( Wireless Engineering Industries ) - 1953- (current)

Underground Metro Railways - 1955-1961

Land Bridges ---1956-1959

Metro Railways 1956-1963

Demonstration Vault - July 4th, 1962

Securibot V.1 --- March 3rd, 1963

Presidential Vault -- June 19th, 1965

Securibot V.2 -- August 6th, 1965

Controlled Laser --- July 1st, 1970

Policebot -- May 17th, 1972

Mister Handy ( General Atomics International ) - September 22nd, 1976

Securibot V.3 --- June 18th, 1979

Road Lighting - March 27th, 1993

Project Defconn 2001- ( current )

Companies
Radiation King May 1st, 1950

Wireless Engineering Industries - September 12th, 1952

General Atomics International --- July 16th, 1959

El Tronic -- October 2nd, 1961

Wilson Automatoys -- November 1st, 1973

Universal Electronics Inc. January 30th, 1976

International Holographics August 15th, 1993