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| Published on 29 Dec 2023 23:51 |
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SCP-7807: Operation Noble Arms
Author:ESB2109
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Hello! Welcome to SCP-7807, also known as "Operation Noble Arms".
Before you read the ‘initial’ article, please keep in mind it includes spelling mistakes or grammatical errors. That is intentional.This is the second article in the HMAC Series, the first being SCP-7740. This article isn’t perfect, and will need improvement, but nonetheless I’m quite proud of if. Please, if you have any suggestions or constructive criticism. Please please put it in the discuss page or DM it to me. Thank you, and Enjoy!
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Circumscription Procedural Order:
Divergence-7807 specimen are to be contained within 35x35x35cm polycarbonate containment units during capture, transportation and containment. Units are to be stored and contained at the Avis Storage Facility in Singapore, officially Commonwealth-Site-12. Units are to be well lit at all times.
Reports of divergence-7807 specimens by any local or national authority is to be responded to with immediate effect, with operations led by SOG-1644 "Avian Flu" in conjunction with local authorities.
The specimens must be fed once per day. The diet must consist of solely raw avian breast. The caretakers must never be seen by specimens, or they will be reminded of the outside world.
Description:
Divergence-7807 specimens are an anomaly resembling a "Treron vernans", referred to commonly as the "Pink-necked green pigeon". They differ as the specimens do not have bones, instead incredibly lightweight flesh fills to spaces. As a result, they are incredibly quick during flight and have been notoriously difficult to contain.
Divergence-7807 was first recognised by Dr. Jack Armagh in 1912 in the Crown Colony of Labuan. Since identification, 237 separate accounts have been recorded, within Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Sri Lanka, during times as colonies and later independent states. Reports have also been made by the Dutch East Indies, and later the Indonesian Governments.
Instances where Divergence-7807 has been seen in the wild, it often has been hostile to other species, including native and non-native species. It is indiscriminate on whom it attacks.
Incident Report: 23/02/1999
Incident: Power Failure at Commonwealth-Site-12. 16 Divergences escaped containment as a result. Divergences became aggressive and used force against caretakers.
6 Caretakers terminated and 8 injured - 2 hospitalised & 6 treated for minor wounds.
Action Taken: Caretakers issued L131A1 semi-automatic pistols and L74A1 "Remington 870" Pump-Action Shotguns. Containment cell doors no longer to be electrically powered.
Biological Study of Divergence-7807:
In 2007, Dr. Albert Victorious would be granted permission from Site Manager ██████████████ to perform a dissection on a specimen. In his study, Dr. Victorious would have the specimen terminated and dissected. He would come to the conclusion the "meaty bone", as described by Dr. Victorious is constantly decaying at rapid rates, which would be argued to be the cause for their constant hunger for more protein.
Ethics Concerns
Since the passing of the Ethics Statute 2003, the service has been dedicated to ensuring all divergences are kept in ethical containment.
In 2020, Lord █████ of ████ and Commander █████████ led a review to understand the ethicality of containment. This included understanding the use of prisoners and the 35x35x35 boxes of which the Divergence is contained.
In regards to the use of prisoners as a means of testing, [DATA EXPUNGED].
For the full ethics overview, restricted only to cleared personnel, enter your username below.