1920 Era:
These years are marked as the first ten years before The Watch. During this time, the eventual founders Agent [CENSORED] Smith of the United States and Walter Stein of Great Britian worked seperately. Smith worked deep inside the United States Secret Service and Stein in Germany. Stein had become obsessed with Adolf Hitler and ther German Occult Bureau. He learned from the same texts that Hitler and his minions did. Over time he became concearned with the path the Germans were taking.
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1930 Era:
The first half of this decade is much like the last, but as Nazi agression spread across Europe and Spain, Stein was unable to remain in Germany. Fleeing to England, he met with Churchill and warned of impending Nazi plans. Churchill was aware of the vast Nazi intelligence operation in England, so he knew he had little hope of any counteroccult operations. He turned to America and President Roosevelt.
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1940 Era:
Within a week of meeting with Churchill, Roosevelt had dispatched his most trusted advisor, Agent [CENSORED] Smith of the Secret Service. He was placed at Stein's disposal and charged with creating an orginization capable of monitoring, analyzing, and countering the Nazi Occult threat. The group became known as The Watch to its participants. They were an eclectic collection of thirteen individuals whose only common thread was power and influence. Stein was the groups unofficial leader and Smith his right hand. Most of the originals were high ranking Military or Intelligence Officials, the notable exceptioins being a Catholic Archbishop, a powerful and respected Senator, and a pinnacle of the Industrial community. The group accomplish several feats of intervention against the Nazi's during the war, including reserach, assassination, artifact recovery, and psychic investigation.
With the end of the war, thanks due largly to the groups paranormal success, the group lost their primary impetus for activities. But as usual with any powerful and motivated group, another focus was soon found. "Foo Fighters", ball lightning, red orbs, and UFO's once reported as Luftwaffe experimental craft were found to be suspected Allied experimental craft in captured Luftwaffe and German Intelligence files. While continuing its occult and parapsychology research, the Watch determined UFO deserved attnetion and investigation. Large amounts of manpower and resources were redirected toward the study of UFos and their sources.
By the late 1940's UFO sighting were becoming frequent and US Military and government units were developing programs to investigate them. Unknown to those programs was the monitorings of The Watch. In 1947, everything changed in waht the conspirators and the world would know as the Roswell Incident.
A division within The Watch orginization and a lack of complete consensus lead to a disaster. Many who opposed Operation Dove formed a second team and intiated Operation Pigeon Shoot. Operation Dove's goal was to contact the extraterresterials. Operation Pigeon Shoot's goal was to detonate a V-2 rocket (then high tech) with a modified guidance system (one of a kind) and packed with high explosives (nearly 2000 pounds) on the hull of the ship. Both teams succeeded nearly simultaneously, so as the Doves made contact, the warhead detonated, and third the psychics were assaulted and devestated psychicly. The ship accelerated away at incredible velocity, but was baddly damaged and skidded and then crashed into a cliff after scattering large amounts of debris over a ranch. By dawn the next day Operation Piegon shoot had sprung into action and located the final crash site. four alien bodies and the wreckage are moved to Fort Army Air Base and then moved to Fort Worth Air Field. Members of Operation Pigeon Shoot make off with while the remnants of Operation
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