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The Department of Civilian Defense (DCD) is the internal security force the [[The Midwest | The Department of Civilian Defense (DCD) is the internal security force the [[The Midwest Separation Union|Midwest Union]] circa January 1980, and a part of the [[Midwest Armed Forces]]. Functioning as law enforcement and counter-terrorist divisions alike. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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==== State Troopers ==== | ==== State Troopers ==== | ||
Each state of the Midwest Union is designated with a | Each state of the Midwest Union is designated with a 2 per county. | ||
==== Paranormal Division ==== | ==== Paranormal Division ==== | ||
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The Paranormal Division can be linked to the spike of paranormal and cryptid reports after the [[The Disputed States of America|Dissolution of the United States]]. The PD generally shares information with the [[The United Commonwealth of America|United American Commonwealth]]'s [[National Bureau of Anomaly Security]], albeit, the Midwest focuses on neutralization of threats instead of research. | The Paranormal Division can be linked to the spike of paranormal and cryptid reports after the [[The Disputed States of America|Dissolution of the United States]]. The PD generally shares information with the [[The United Commonwealth of America|United American Commonwealth]]'s [[National Bureau of Anomaly Security]], albeit, the Midwest focuses on neutralization of threats instead of research. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:43, 4 November 2024
The Department of Civilian Defense (DCD) is the internal security force the Midwest Union circa January 1980, and a part of the Midwest Armed Forces. Functioning as law enforcement and counter-terrorist divisions alike.
History
Divisions
Original Divisions
State Troopers
Each state of the Midwest Union is designated with a 2 per county.
Paranormal Division
See also: Timeline of American government paranormal investigations (1950-Present Day), National Bureau of Anomaly Security
The Paranormal Division can be linked to the spike of paranormal and cryptid reports after the Dissolution of the United States. The PD generally shares information with the United American Commonwealth's National Bureau of Anomaly Security, albeit, the Midwest focuses on neutralization of threats instead of research.