I was reading the citadel terminal when I came across vault 76, I thought nothing of it, but when I noticed it wasn't marked on my map, I got very suspicious, in paradise falls as most of you know there is a vault 77 suit, any information on either of these would be helpful, my best bet that I thought was vault-tec headquarters.
One other question was John Maxson, descendant of the founder of the brotherhood of steel, it says on a terminal that he was killed by a "Vault Dweller" in the year 2162, any help on any of these subjects would be much appreciated!

Vault 77 was the subject of a series of promotional Penny Arcade comics. It contained one man and a crate of puppets.

EDIT: Here is a link to the http://fallout.gamesas.com/eng/vault/pennyarcade.html#

Why one man and a crate of puppets, why the hell would vault-tec do that, that's just weird, but kind of funny.

Well, the fallout wiki has a page with a list of most of the vaults and what they contained. I assume you know the big Vault-Tec secret, that

Yes just like vault 101 was an experiment that it was never meant to be opened and was sent pre-recorded messages that were set a time to be sent.

i been secring for the vault 77 for ever because if i just find i unmark tunnle with some sign of a vault beening there maybe a vault tec sign or some vault tec pillers and maybe a vault tec door then i can die happy in my vault 77 suit and in my vault

I was reading the citadel terminal when I came across vault 76, I thought nothing of it, but when I noticed it wasn't marked on my map, I got very suspicious, in paradise falls as most of you know there is a vault 77 suit, any information on either of these would be helpful, my best bet that I thought was vault-tec headquarters.
One other question was John Maxson, descendant of the founder of the brotherhood of steel, it says on a terminal that he was killed by a "Vault Dweller" in the year 2162, any help on any of these subjects would be much appreciated!

I see vault 77 as a mystery, most of us know the story now, but, not the full story... And if anyone has any information an vault 76 or John Maxson who was killed by a vault dweller in 2136 or something I cant remember, I would be most pleased!

yer i love to now more about john maxson and vault 77
i must find it
Any Clue will help

It's probably not even in DC as its not listed in the terminal, and someone would have found it by now. I've walked each and every inch of the wasteland, just face it, its gone

Neither John Maxson nor Jeremy Maxson were killed by the Vault Dweller.

well some how he endup in the slaver town so he must of been close to dc


AND NEVER SAY IT GONE

Does anyone know anything about vault 76 not 77

Does anyone know anything about vault 76 not 77

yer i love to now more about john maxson and vault 77
i must find it
Any Clue will help

I'm sorry if this is veering off-topic, but for what goal or purpose were the vaults social experiments? What could possibly come of it all?

I'm sorry if this is veering off-topic, but for what goal or purpose were the vaults social experiments? What could possibly come of it all?

The Vaults were funded by the U.S. government and, accordingly, the government had control over them. Ostensibly, they were intended to allow a selection of privileged United States citizens to survive the Great War. Secretly, however, a large part of the Vault Project had a far more sinister goal. The U.S. government's real plan to survive a nuclear war was simply to find another planet to live on after blowing up this one. A spacecraft designed to ferry the human race to another planet was either under construction or ready to go before the War. The plan was for the government to flee to the oil rig, and then leave in a spaceship for another planet the Enclave (?) or other personnel responsible for safeguarding the bloom field space center had either been ordered off of, taken to safe locations, or simply abandoned the space center. [2].

Any voyage to space would have been very difficult and fraught with unforeseeable complications. Thus, to test the aptitude of the average American person to travel to another planet, many of the Vaults were designed to have some sort of critical flaw. Vault 12, in Bakersfield (better known as the Necropolis), had a faulty Vault door that wouldn't close all the way, allowing dangerous radiation to leak in, leading to the creation of California's ghoul population. Vault 15, which is a few miles east of Vault 13, was built normally (the rockslide that buried its control center was accidental), but it was populated with a diverse mix of races and people to see what sort of tensions arise when varied backgrounds are packed into a small environment. Vault 13, the home of the Vault Dweller in Fallout, was intended to stay shut for a full 200 years to test the effects of long term isolation (the troubles with the water chip forced the Overseer to improvise, potentially ruining the experiment as much of the Vault's population left to found Arroyo). The types and purposes of the experiments go on. Vault 8 (which is the Vault that Vault City was built around) was a control group, a Vault intended to exist normally to serve as a reference point for the other Vaults.

In order to monitor the populations being experimented upon, the Enclave's oil rig possessed a great deal of equipment that allowed them to observe and control the Vaults. For example, the Enclave sent the all clear signal to Vault 8 shortly after the War, prompting them to leave their Vault and build their city. These monitoring tools also let the Enclave see that the population of Vault 13 was largely intact. Thus, they traveled in force to Vault 13 and sent a command to the Vault's computers to open the Vault door. After taking care of some mild resistance, the Enclave troops rounded up the residents of Vault 13 and shipped them off to the oil rig in Vertibirds to take part in the Chemical Corps' FEV experiments.

Eventually, due to either a change of plans by the Enclave's leadership or the spacecraft being destroyed, the Enclave abandoned their initial goal of settling on another planet, and decided to resettle the one they already had, although the Vault monitoring and research continued (as the Vault Behavioral Project Dr. Henry mentions).

I was just wondering, why on the holotape next to the suit does he sound so worried and scared?