<em>A large, open built warehouse in the heart of Newark, New Jersey, serves as the headquarters for UTF-1. A large warehouse among many, its main doors are kept locked and welded shut with the main doors under heavy guard. Erected walls protect each door from peering eyes, and a maze made from other erected walls serves as a security measure. Inside, the warehouse proper is littered with computers, TV's, desks and several sealed off and contained privacy rooms. These rooms are box shaped, contained glass rooms with blinds and biological filters, with air recyclers. A basement serves as a safe bunker for the command staff, which is both biologically protected as well as EPW and nuclear resistant. The second floor serves as housing for the command staff and their personal offices. The warehouse itself is listed as an FBI owned facility, and guards are clothed as such.<br/><br/>Off-site, the quarters of UTF-1 Operators are homes purchased as though by couples or families. The buildings themselves are high quality, Victorian for the most part in make, and rival high expense homes throughout New Jersey. They are all 2-story, and each have 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchens and living rooms. Unlike their neighbors, they all have custom security and 24 hour perimeter motion sensors and cameras, not to mention 24-hour satellite coverage spread out for all of them. The basements are refined into panic rooms, biologically sealed though not EPW or nuclear resistant. Each panic room has an assortment of weapons and gear akin to the preferences of each UTF-1 Operator living in that house, as well as rations and 'personal necessities' for men and women alike.<br/><br/>Outside, the homes are decorated accordingly to whom is 'supposed' to own it. Typically the covers are that of two friends, married, living together with spouse if Operator genders are accordingly proper. There are two vehicles, usally a sedan and an SUV. Both of which are bullet resistant and IED protected, with bullet-proofed windows as well as being shatterproof. Room by room, each Operative decorates according to their supposed occupation. Typically Operatives and their covers fit nicely together, so when all 4 leave and don't come back for a month, the reasons are obvious. Typically they are disguised as bands, travel agents, and sometimes even storm chasers or thrill seekers.</em>