Facility 808

**Facility 808**

**General Information**

**Established:** September 16, 1926
**Front Cover:** Pier 5 - 11, Honolulu Harbor
**Location:** Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. (21°18'28"N 157°51'55"W)
**Codename:** Ate-Oh-Ate
**Hex-code:** [808]
**Dimensions:**
* **Perimeter:** 1,988.8 m
* **Area:** 102,240.14 m²

**Overview**

**Facility 808**, also known as **Facility Honolulu**, is the largest outpost currently in operation and serves as the main headquarters of the North American Outfit. The facility is located in Honolulu Harbor and makes up the majority of Piers 5 through 11.
In the early 20th century, the society's presence in Hawaii wasn't as prevalent as in many other areas of the United States at the time. Despite this, a small facility was created as part of society's expansion in the 1920s. The new facility included the newly completed Aloha Tower, which was finished five days earlier.
Between the year of its establishment and 1941, Facility Honolulu served as a branch-off site for Facility San Diego. This mode of operation would continue until the attack on Pearl Harbor. Facility Honolulu would temporarily become semi-active a day after the attack due to possible security risks.
Operations would come back into full effect after the Japanese surrendered on August 15, 1945. The first mission involved investigating a sentient mass of human remains hidden inside the wreck of the USS Arizona, found by salvagers at Pearl Harbor three years earlier.
Over the following decades, Facility Honolulu would undergo a series of changes. These include being given the new designation "Facility 808" after the area code of the same number. obtaining the Falls of Clyde in October 1963. going under a major rebuild in the 1990s for the Aloha Tower Marketplace, which opened in 1994, and succeeding the role of main headquarters in 1997 after dismissing its role as a branch off of Facility San Diego.

**Facility Sections**

**Harbor Division Building:** This building serves as the main section of the facility, operating as an administrate and research-oriented section. This section went under a rebuild in the 1990s, destroying half of the original structure to construct the Aloha Tower Marketplace.
**Aloha Tower:** This historical landmark is the facilities' oldest structure. Completed in 1926, the lighthouse serves as a greeting to all ships arriving at the harbor, as well as for new members of the Society.
**Aloha Tower Marketplace:** This section serves as the main source of income for the facility since the closure of the Hawaii Maritime Center in 2009.
**Hawaii Maritime Center:** Until 2009, the Hawaii Maritime Center served as the main source of income for the facility. Due to a controversy between the Bishop Museum and the Society. The museum closed that same year.
**Honolulu Power Plant:** Until January 2014, the power plant was being operated by Hawaiian Electric Industries as part of the deal between the two organizations. The Society took full ownership of the plant in that same year after HEI declaimed ownership. The plant now serves as the facility's source of power.

**Facility Administration**

**Administrate Officials:**
* **Facility Director:** William Ivan Peterson

**On-Site Personnel:**
* **Research Personnel:** 200
* **Medical Personnel:** 50
* **Security Personnel:** 150

**Total:** 400

**Anomalies Contained**

Although Facility Honolulu primarily serves as an administrate and research-oriented facility. The facility does keep a few non-dangerous anomalies in containment. Most notably a sentient figurehead once attached to the prow of the Falls of Clyde known as MA-017, otherwise known as "Claudia."