The World Peace Control Organization was originally created by the United Nations Security Council during the Vietnam War, around 1963. The organization was tasked with providing international military, intelligence, technological, medical, and diplomatic support while working to unite Vietnam. Overtime, the United Nations reported a significant decrease in mortality rates, and credited the World Peace Control Organization for their actions. Despite such remarkable progress, it was shortly reversed after President Lyndon B. Johnson approved and executed Operation Rolling Thunder. The United Nations faced extreme political, and physical strain, which severely limited the efforts of the World Peace Control Organization. This led to a massive decrease in support, an increased mortality rate, and unrepairable damage. The World Peace Control Organization made the decision to separate from the United Nations on February 14th, 1966, following a seven-to-two vote.