THE RESOURCE WARS. For twenty-five years, the nations of the world ate each other over the last drops of oil — Europe seized the Middle East's fields, the United Nations folded its tent, and the accountants fought as hard as the armies. Chad Handsomely takes you from Anchorage to Alaska, from the first shot to power armor. All facts verified by the Army. All loyalty assumed.

RobCo: The Operating System of Tomorrow:

Every empire has an architect. Ours was a twenty-two-year-old who got cheated out of his inheritance and decided to buy the future instead. Chad Handsomely profiles Robert House and RobCo Industries: the Pip-Boy on your wrist, the system in your terminal, the robots at your door. Trust no one. Own everything. All facts verified by the Army. All loyalty assumed.

West Tek: The Cure and the Sword:

When America got scared of a germ, America built a lab. Chad Handsomely takes you inside West Tek: Uncle Sam's biggest contractor, with power armor on one side of the building and something much, much smaller on the other. The cure and the sword, under one roof. All facts verified by the Army. All loyalty assumed.

Look at your hands. Now imagine hands that never sleep, never eat, and never ask for a raise. Chad Handsomely introduces General Atomics: the company that put a robot in every American home, from the trusty Mister Handy to the vigilant Mister Gutsy. The future has six arms, and it's here to help. All facts verified by the Army. All loyalty assumed.

The future is uncertain, but Vault-Tec is prepared. When a nervous nation started digging, one good American company dug deepest. Chad Handsomely takes you inside Vault-Tec: the vaults, the vision, and the patriotic peace of mind that comes from knowing tomorrow is already under construction. Your family's spot is waiting. All facts verified by the Army. All loyalty assumed.