Enclave Citizens

In the halls of Fort Armstrong - a military base created on the surface of the moon - the United States survived The Great War. The Enclave has been seen across the wastelands of the dead world; however, Fort Armstrong houses the closest thing to a pre-war American society. Fort Armstrong is mostly an automated base; however, the humans that do live their claim to be the last hope for an American way of life.

Naming Traditions

Family names

Enclave citizens believe in the good old American values of individualism and self-importance. However, nothing is more important or more American than family. Thus, to show familial ties and allyships, families in Fort Armstrong have given themselves designated house names based on former U.S. presidents. 
Ex: Trisha of House Washington; Geoffrey of House Kennedy

Culture

Shared customary codes and values

Enclave Citizens believe that the United States was and is the greatest country in the history of the world. Moreover, they believe that The Great War - although tragic for the average American - was a necessary evil to cripple the military strength of enemy nations. Moreover, Enclave Citizens believe that there time to reclaim the Earth in the name of the US is close at hand.

Average technological level

Fort Armstrong was built in cooperation with Vault-Tec. Thus, Fort Armstrong is practically indestructible. The nuclear arsenal and satellite laser blasters make Fort Armstrong the perfect military base.

Common Dress code

All Enclave Citizens tend to wear military fatigues. Different color uniforms will reflect an individuals role in Fort Armstrong. Yellow camo fatigues inform others that the individual is part of the security division. Red camo is for communication and engineering. Blue camo is designated for medical personnel. Black and grey camo is the uniform of the Elite Black Operations team - these individuals are the ones that will take on surface missions.