OKB 13

OKB-13 is a Soviet research facility and underground compound located in Russia and was one of the largest facilities in the Soviet Union. OKB-13 was developed with funding from Cipher and became home to the development of some of the most advanced weapons projects in the 20th Century. It was constructed in 1963 and housed a Dark Matter Reactor. OKB-13 was the successor to OKB Zero and housed many Metal Gears.

=Projects Developed=

Shagohad
The nuclear armed Soviet Shagohad was developed entirely in OKB-13 and was routinely housed in OKB-13 during the duration of It's development, testing, and final stages. The Shagohad would be transferred to a naval outpost in Cuba and served as a nuclear deterrent for the Soviet Union.

Battle Gear
The Battle Gear was commissioned in 1972 by the KGB as a advanced and adjustable battle gear fit for battle deployments across the world. There were at least five Battle Gears developed in OKB 13. The five Battle Gears were deployed to an air bases in Cuba and Afghanistan and were widely deployed to support and aid Soviet soldiers in battle. Battle Gears would later be replicated by the United States.

Walker Gear
OKB-13 served as the primary manufacturing facility for the Walker Gears which were widespread among private forces and the Soviets themselves.

Metal Gear Excelsus
Metal Gear Excelsus was developed and held in OKB 13 for a decade until It was replicated by the United States Government.