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| rdfs:comment | - The project was backed by the CIA to create the ultimate soldier, based on neuro-physiological data retrieved from the Communist bloc. The soldier had only one purpose to accomplish: to complete the mission. Because of this, the soldier was to be left with virtually no emotions, doubts, or even memories. The process of creating and maintaining the Perfect Soldier was to place the subjects into a special culture tank that shut out all of the soldier's senses, a process compared to a baby coming into the world for the first time, and usually caused people to go mad in minutes. Upon being deployed, the Perfect Soldier, as a result of the tank, had his/her senses heightened to a large degree, causing him/her to predict an enemy's movements at a much faster rate than normal, and being imbued wi
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| abstract | - The project was backed by the CIA to create the ultimate soldier, based on neuro-physiological data retrieved from the Communist bloc. The soldier had only one purpose to accomplish: to complete the mission. Because of this, the soldier was to be left with virtually no emotions, doubts, or even memories. The process of creating and maintaining the Perfect Soldier was to place the subjects into a special culture tank that shut out all of the soldier's senses, a process compared to a baby coming into the world for the first time, and usually caused people to go mad in minutes. Upon being deployed, the Perfect Soldier, as a result of the tank, had his/her senses heightened to a large degree, causing him/her to predict an enemy's movements at a much faster rate than normal, and being imbued with enhanced reflexes. The Perfect Soldiers were intended to be led by the "ultimate battlefield commander," a product of another secret experiment known as the Successor Project. This commander would have greater reflexes than even the Perfect Soldier.
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