Task Force Hydra

### Country

Primarily Germany:* Various countries occupied by Nazi Germany during WWII (1939-1945)
* Eastern Europe, Russia, Greece, Norway (1945-Present)

### Type

Paramilitary organization, organized hacker gang

### Allies

Various pro-life organizationsKonstantin Robinson

### Opponents

Nazi Germany (1939-1945)Various Neo-Nazi/White supremacist groups (1945-Present)

**Task Force Hydra** is considered to be both one of the biggest paramilitary forces on Earth and one of the most notorious cyber-warfare groups, managing to rank second after Anonymous. During World War II, this organization was one of the deadliest militia groups in the war, managing to strike fear and distrust amongst Nazi Germany and is credited by many as one of the direct catalysts for the end of the Nazi Third Reich at the end of the Second World War.

## History

### World War II

Task Force Hydra was formed as part of Die Wintersoldaten as part of an organized movement to fight against Nazi Germany and destabilize the Third Reich as much as possible through sabotage operations against the Nazis on various fronts of the war, though they specifically concentrated on efforts to sabotage Hitler's Final Solution, AKA the Jewish Holocaust.

### Operation Dämmerung

Task Force Hydra was also involved in Operation Twilight, a massive effort to sabotage the Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade in an attempt to prevent the legalization of abortion in America. The operation ultimately failed when people who supported the pro-abortion side of the case countered with Operation Blue Spell, a massive disinformation campaign alleging that Operation Twilight was secretly an attempt to execute a Neo-Nazi coup against the United States government. Consequently, many within Task Force Hydra and other elements of Die Wintersoldaten were arrested on false charges of treason. This outraged many pro-life movements worldwide, which fought to exonerate the activists involved in Operation Twilight. Their efforts succeeded in 1984.

## Known members

* Stepan Reich (Founder, leader from 1939-1945)
* Herman Kruger (2009-Present)

## Weapons and equipment

### Small arms

* Walther P38
* Luger P08
* Mauser C96
* Kar98k
* Gewehr 43
* Karabin
* SVT-40 (used by Soviet/Russian members)
* STG-44
* FG42
* Waffe 28
* MP40
* M416
* MP5
* Beretta M9A1
* Beretta M9A3
* Glock 17
* Glock 18
* Glock 19
* H&K P30
* D-50
* SMG-11
* Skorpion
* MPX
* PP-19
* 805 Bren A2
* M4A1
* AK-12
* G36C
* M40A5
* PKP Pecheneg
* AK-74u
* OTS-02 Kiparis
* PM63
* Uzi
* Skorpion
* MAC11
* AK-47
* AK-300
* Galil
* FAMAS
* Dragunov

### Explosives and launchers

* Model 24 Stielhandgranate
* M67 hand grenade
* FIM-92
* FGM-148 Javelin
* RPG-7
* Airtronics RPG
* MM1 grenade launcher

### Ground vehicles

* Humvee
* Ford F-150
* Lamborghini Aventador LP
* LAV-III
* Buggy
* HDT Storm SRTV
* Terradyne Armored Vehicles Gurkha LAPV

### Aircraft

* UH-60 Black Hawk
* AH-6 Little Bird
* Bush plane
* MQ-9 Reaper

## Trivia

* Their logo was inspired by the emblem used for the terrorist organization HYDRA from the Marvel universe.

## Gallery

The early logo for Task Force Hydra, which was eventually reused as the official artwork for shoulder/backpack patches worn by Hydra operatives