Imperial Medical Directorate-96

## IMD-96

The Imperial Medical Directorate-96 (IMD-96) was a global healthcare organization committed to ensuring people's well-being and combating infectious diseases and other health emergencies. It served as an advanced medical service that reached every country within the Union, striving to deliver quality care and protect lives.

IMD-96 was widely recognized for its distinctive approach in comparison to other medical services worldwide. It employed innovative work methods and upheld strong ethical principles. The organization played a crucial role during the decolonization Conflict, providing extensive support in various capacities. Notably, IMD-96's paramedics were equipped with specialized needles used for safely putting aggressive individuals to sleep when necessary, prioritizing self-defense and ensuring the safety of all involved. The staff of IMD-96 was highly respected and valued by many. They had an assertive approach towards dealing with hostile individuals, but always prioritized safety. Their doctors often carried small pocket batons for self-defense purposes. Additionally, IMD-96 had their own security service consisting of armed militants, who were always ready to respond in times of a major crisis, especially when hospitals came under attack or faced a siege. IMD-96's hospitals were very secure, with numerous checkpoints and security measures in place. These precautions were taken to prevent any unauthorized entry by terrorists or armed militants. During the Decolonisation conflict, IMD-96 carried out different 'Longlook' operations. These operations involved paramedics conducting reconnaissance in high-risk areas and compassionately attending to injured individuals, evacuating them safely. IMD-96 had ample resources available to them. The paramedics of IMD-96 were skilled in fastroping and surprising breaches. The reason behind IMD training their paramedics for surprise breaching was to quickly enter buildings with injured individuals and to potentially catch hostage takers off guard. Although IMD Paramedics were not officially categorized as law enforcement, they often performed law enforcement tasks using handheld tranqs and small batons.

IMD played a crucial role in suppressing several outbreaks during the decolonization conflict, including the Ebola outbreak in Zimbabwe initiated by terrorists, as well as the Cholera Outbreak initiated by terrorists in France and Germany. IMD responded with great firmness and determination to address both regional and local outbreaks. There have been allegations that behind the scenes, IMD Directors issued orders to IMD paramedics to forcefully disperse crowds in the outbreak areas, with unfortunate consequences resulting in casualties. Additionally, IMD adopted a stringent approach by permanently closing down various large companies and businesses found to be involved in the outbreaks, which unfortunately led to adverse economic conditions in affected regions, resulting in widespread poverty. In the year 1970, IMD was recognized as a highly efficient healthcare service on a global scale due to its ability to effectively manage casualties arising from decolonization conflicts around the world. The paramedics of IMD not only served as medical professionals deployed in the field but also operated as skilled rescue personnel. They shouldered the responsibility of confronting perilous circumstances, including unstable structures and life-threatening rescue missions involving individuals trapped or at risk of drowning. It is widely acknowledged that the IMD potentially maintained a clandestine paramilitary organization which operated covertly and engaged in the abduction of numerous individuals across the world, particularly within the global union territories. Their purpose was to obtain diverse DNA and blood samples for the purpose of combating different diseases. However, it should be clarified that this information remains unverified, albeit various evidential materials have been disseminated through the media. IMD-96 implemented diverse search and apprehension initiatives across the Union. Several ailing individuals declined to voluntarily present themselves to IMD-96 due to concerns of being subjected to unethical experimentation or mistreatment, practices for which IMD-96 had gained notoriety in Asian and African regions. To make matters worse, IMD-96 frequently carried out nocturnal raids on the residences of diseased patients and forcibly transported them in ambulances. During these operations, IMD-96 operatives would often conceal their identities by donning large respirator masks and donning black attire.

IMD-96's search and detain procedures attracted significant disapproval. The team often arrived in inconspicuous black vans, wearing identical black attire and donning oversized respiratory masks. Patients were forcefully loaded into the vehicles before their departure. When confronted with these allegations, IMD-96 refuted them publicly. IMD-96 established multiple outposts and medical tents across regions in Africa and Asia. Incidents of attacks on IMD hospitals were frequently reported, where individuals accused of being attackers were allegedly subjected to unethical testing and experiments. However, it is important to note that these allegations have not been verified.