F.D.I. organization

The Federal Department of Interdiction, or FDI, was an Intelligence organization which ran between 1978 and 1991 with specific anti-terrorism and anti-crime organization made up of members of the United States Armed forces. It's main rival is Organization ORKO, among others, and it maintained a world wide surveillance network from 1986 to 1991 at which time its leader, Lt. General Arthur MacDouglas, was killed in a building explosion in Los Angeles.

Background
Originally created during the Administration of President Jimmy Carter and repurposed by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, the F.D.I. served as the nemesis to Organization ORKO in the 1980s and 1990s. Lt. General Arthur MacDouglas, Code Named "Sir," began to piece together the nefarious actions of Conrad Wilhelm, an international terrorist, who sought to collapse the capitalist West and the communist East in favor what what he saw as " a new world order arising from the chaotic ashes of modern stupidity, an end to the individual and the collective...the rise of the FIST of POWER over the masses."

MacDouglas assembled a team of specialists from various military, law enforcement and intelligence agencies with the stated goal of thwarting "terrorism and super criminal activity wherever it may arise." Each specialist was granted a project or specialty area in which to research.

Unlike LION SQUAD, which would have similar goals in the 2020s, the F.D.I. was not an international organization being solely a United States matter with the only international memeber being Dr. Willoway Jacobs, who was British.

The organization was disbanded in 1991 when MacDouglas and Wilhelm were killed. President George H.W. Bush allowed most of the researchers to continue their work. This allowed Joseph Kawallis to continue his SKYWATCH mission, Walter Mahan to bring his advanced submarine to fruition and others to eventually be successful.

Dr. Willoway Jacobs, however, was denied research grants under the program as a foreign national. He continued his research in public universities.

Past F.D.I. Agents

 * Lt. General Arthur MacDouglas, US ARMY
 * Captain Alfred Samson, US Army
 * Major General Joseph E. Kawallis
 * Admiral Walter P. Mahan, US Navy
 * Dr. Willoway Jacobs, Computer Scientist
 * Captain Terry Clef, US ARMY
 * Lt. General John F. Morelli