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From the WIKI:
The Vault-Tec terminal in the Citadel lists Vault 76 as a “control” vault, with 500 occupants. The vault was designed to open 20 years after a nuclear war, and was among the seventeen known control vaults, meaning that it was used as a baseline to compare to experimental vaults. It is also mentioned in one of the alien captive recorded logs (no.13) recorded by Giles Wolstencroft, a Vault-Tec official who was abducted while inspecting the vault’s construction site. In Fallout 4, the newsreader in the prologue mentions Vault 76 debuting in 2076 in honor of America’s tercentenary when discussing Vault-Tec’s plans to expand.
Vault 76 is mentioned in Fallout 3 and its add-on Mothership Zeta, and Fallout 4.
Vault 76
Mentioned-only locationVault 76
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Vault 76 is one of the Vaults constructed by the Vault-Tec Corporation. It is located in the area of Washington, D.C.[1]
Background
Vault 76 was one of the seventeen control Vaults within the Vault experiment. It was designed to house five hundred people and automatically open after twenty years, at which point the residents would be evicted and studied in comparison to the other experiments.[2]
Construction began in February of 2065 and ended in October of 2069. The Vault had LightLife Geo-Thermal for its primary power supply, and General Atomics Nuclear Power as a secondary power supply. Its computer control system was Brainpower 4.[3] At some point during construction, Giles Wolstencroft, Vault-Tec’s Assistant Chief Executive Officer, was abducted by extra terrestrials while inspecting the site.[4]
In 2076, the Vault was debuted by Vault-Tec in celebration of America’s Tercentenary.[5]
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A custom build fallout Vault-Tec door which opens and closes to 'safely' shelter people from the nuclear winter!
There used to be a school with one of these placards near where I grew up.
It scared the dickens out of me for a long time.
If a nuclear attack happened, how was I supposed to get there in time, how was this little brick school going to withstand something that could level whole cities and vaporize or irradiate millions (well, it was rural, so hundreds) of people.
Even if by some miracle we managed to survive the initial blast & fallout, then would there be enough food in there to live off, or would I have to figure out how to be an Atomic Farmer in the aftermath?
As it turns out, I never had to find out. Close one though, watch that Reagan character, he's crafty.
"Ladies and gentlemen, I have just signed legislation outlawing the Soviet Union forever. The bombing begins in five minutes. Heh heh."
Heh heh indeed you scary jerk.