Vault 85

History

''Vault 85 was built and manufactured by Vault Tec in with the motives to experiment on how the residents will react in a situation where food and water levels were critically low and monitor how long the dwellers will survive outside the vault if one were to be 'nominated' to get some food and water from somewhere in the wasteland. Overseer Mitchell Cooper had always dreamed of testing out this experiment even when he was just a student at Vault Tec University in West Virginia, he finally got to see it happen when he graduated and was put in charge of Vault 85 in Kentucky. The Vault had an extremely similar layout plan to Vault 81 in Boston because of the short time Vault Tec was given to build a functional vault in Kentucky.''

Great War

''The day the bombs dropped the residents frantically queued up to enter the vault, there was a ton of pushing and shoving going on in the line and in result the U.S. Military had to intervene by ploughing down one of the residents. The line could be seen from kilometres away as the vault was the only one of its kind for over a 20km radius. Children, Mums, Grandparents and Dads all rushed as fast as they could to get there in time but in the end only 85 of the 542 people lining up made it inside the vault.''

The First Few Years