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The SCP Foundation is a secret organization dedicated to the containment and study of anomalous objects and creatures. The acronym "Scp" stands for "Special Containment Procedures" or "Secure, Contain, Protect". Together, these acronyms summarize the goals and methods of the Foundation.

•• Secure. The Foundation captures anomalies, preventing them from falling into the hands of civilians or hostile organizations. This is achieved through global surveillance and rapid response to any manifestation of anomalous activity.

•• Contain. The Foundation contains anomalies to prevent their influence from spreading. This is accomplished by moving, disguising, or dismantling them, as well as by suppressing or preventing information about the anomalies from being disseminated to the general public.

•• Preserve. The Foundation protects humanity from anomalous effects, and also preserves the anomalies themselves until they are fully understood or new scientific theories are developed based on them.

The Foundation can also neutralize or destroy anomalies, but such actions are only used in the most extreme cases, when the anomaly is too dangerous to contain.

D-Class (disposable) is the lowest level of access for SCP Foundation personnel. They are often used for maintenance of Keter-class facilities, facility testing, and other dangerous assignments. D-Class personnel are recruited primarily from prisoners on death row or very long sentences, as well as volunteers.

The d class is forbidden to go outside of their zones, the zone for the d class is where they stay the rest of the time until they are called in for an experiment, or given a dirty job.
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Every D class character is required to wear an orange costume.

The SCP Foundation's Scientific Service is dedicated to:

• researching all SCP subjects held and incoming for maintenance;
• development of countermeasures and neutralization measures in case of violations of the conditions of detention;
• development of various equipment, devices, preparations and much more for the Organization itself.

Only the most outstanding scientists from the most diverse fields of science are selected for the Scientific Service.

•• Level 2 (Limited). Issued to security personnel who need direct access to basic information regarding anomalous objects or creatures in custody. 2 Such guards protect objects of the Safe and Euclid classes.

•• Level 3 (Secret). Issued to senior security and scientific personnel who need access to detailed information regarding anomalous objects or creatures in custody, including their origin, circumstances of their removal, and long-term plans for them. 2 Personnel with this level of clearance may participate in the security of any class of facility.

The main classes of anomalies in SCPs are:

"Safe" - Objects in this class are anomalies that are the easiest to contain without consequences. They are well-studied enough to contain without significant expense, or do not exhibit anomalous effects without some external stimulus or intentional activation.

"Euclid". Objects of this class include insufficiently studied or initially unpredictable anomalies, the reliable maintenance of which is not always possible or requires greater costs than the maintenance of "safe" ones.

"Keter". Class objects
"Keter" are anomalies whose permanent or reliable containment is difficult to implement and involves complex containment procedures.

Some other classes of anomalies in SCP:

"Thaumiel". Objects of this class are used by the Foundation exclusively for the containment of other anomalies.

"Neutralized" - These are anomalies that are no longer anomalous, either due to being intentionally or accidentally destroyed or disabled.

"Apollyon" - These are anomalies that cannot be contained and are expected to inevitably break containment. These anomalies are usually associated with end-of-the-world threats and require a huge amount of effort from the Foundation to combat them.

"Archon"
Archon-class objects are anomalies that are theoretically possible to contain, but for whatever reason are best left uncontained. Archon-class objects may be part of the accepted reality that is difficult to fully contain, or their containment may have negative consequences. These anomalies are not uncontainable - the main feature of the class is that the Foundation has chosen not to contain the anomaly, even though it could.

The foundation has a wide range of scp objects, items, people, viruses, things, and even zones. the foundation is not new to a wide range of anomalies. the foundation has top doctors and scientists who are not new to everything. the foundation is cold-blooded, but not malicious. its job is to contain, to study. The foundation often uses scp for its own purposes. The foundation deals with even the most dangerous scp subjects who are very prone to murder. The foundation deals with a wide variety of viruses, using and studying them. The foundation tests a wide variety of scp with each other, and also tests D-class on scp, selecting suitable candidates.

Each scp object has its own special number, for example: scp {{number}} is "name".

Also each guard, or D-class, has its own number, but without scp at the beginning. Example: D-class –{{number}}.
Example 2: Spetsnaz {{number}} - Level 3

MOG or Mobile Task Force is a squad of experienced fighters who work for the SCP Foundation not only to save the lives of civilians, but to protect the organization itself from external and internal threats. It is the MOG operatives who land in the most dangerous places and carry out the capture of anomalous objects, often sacrificing their lives because the leadership did not foresee that the target may have some kind of killing property.

The MOG (Mobile Task Force.) (task forces.) in the SCP Foundation is a squad of experienced fighters who work to protect the organization from external and internal threats. 1

MOG personnel are deployed to the foundation's area of operations when SCP field staff do not have sufficient experience or professional skills to address an issue. 1

MOG squads vary among themselves in composition and purpose of use. For example, one squad is trained to deal with the most aggressive anomalous targets, while another conducts reconnaissance with a small number of operatives. 1

MOGs include not only people who perform purely combat missions, but also members of other professions, such as biologists or hackers

• after the first encounter with an anomaly, if it is [a violation of the conditions of containment], it is necessary first of all (immediately) to contain the object within the foundation.

• after the object has been detained (if necessary) using “amnesiacs” – he is sent to a pre-prepared “containment zone”.

• after the scp arrives at the foundation, it is assigned a (class), after the (head of the scientific department) has received permission to begin experiments from the (administration), scientists take permission to begin experiments to study and fill out documents.