SpecOps

Known SpecOps divisions

• SpecOps 1: The division that polices SpecOps itself.
• SpecOps 2: Weirder Stuff, may be Thought Police.
• SpecOps 3: Office for Alternate Universe Travel a.k.a. Weird Stuff The Eyre Affair.
• SpecOps 4: SpecOps 4 is "pretty much the same" as SpecOps 5, but after a different target.
• SpecOps 5: Search & Containment. SpecOps 5 is given a man to track until "found and contained", then is posted with another target. SpecOps 5's assignments have included Acheron Hades and his sister Aornis.
• SpecOps 6: National Security, the department responsible for protecting the president and prime minister. It has also been responsible for protecting Mycroft Next, presumably from the Russians, as he is a scientific genius.
• SpecOps 9: Antiterrorism.
• SpecOps 12: The ChronoGuard, or the Office for Special Temporal Stability. Responsible for policing the timestream, dealing with Anomalous Time Ripplation and repairing paradoxes and timephoons.
• SpecOps 13: Genetic detectives, responsible for the destruction of chimeras and the regulation of genetic engineered pets, including those formerly extinct. SpecOps 13 is also responsible for Neanderthal affairs.
• SpecOps 14: Tactical support, known for its sharpshooters and trigger-happiness.
• SpecOps 15: Drug Enforcement Agency.
• SpecOps 17: Suckers & Biters, the Vampire and Werewolf Disposal Operation. Despite a three-point confirmation procedure, every so often one of its operatives stakes a goth by mistake. SpecOps 17 also deals with Supremely Evil Beings, thousands of which are contained and placed in plain glass jars at the Loathsome Id Containment Facility; and ghosts, zombies, demons, and other supernatural beings.
• SpecOps 21: Transport Authority.
• SpecOps 22: English Aviation Authority.
• SpecOps 23: Food and Drugs administration.
• SpecOps 24: Art crime.
• SpecOps 25: Industrial Safeguards.
• SpecOps 26: Pasta Police.
• SpecOps 27: The Literary Detectives, the agency responsible for dealing with forged or stolen manuscripts and works of literature.
• SpecOps 28: Inland Revenue Services, including assessing income taxes.
• SpecOps 29: The Shakespeare division, granted its own wing of SpecOps rather than falling under the purview of SO-27.
• SpecOps 30: Neighbourly Disputes.
• SpecOps 31: Good Taste Re-education Authority. In First Among Sequels it is the Cheese Enforcement Agency.
• SpecOps 32: Domestic Horticultural Enforcement Agency.
• SpecOps 33: Entertainments Facilitation Department.
• SpecOps 34: GlobalWebPolice.

  Known SpecOps Operatives

SpecOps 1

• Colonel Flanker

  SpecOps 3

• Wednesday Next

  SpecOps 5

• Fillip Tamworth
• Filbert Snood. When introduced early in The Eyre Affair, he is the only man that Thursday Next had an interest in after she had left Landen 10 years earlier.
• Agent Buckett
• Thursday Next
• Agents Kannon and Phodder, Agents Dedmen and Walken, and Agents Slaughter and Lamb.

  SpecOps 9

• Agent Buckett

  SpecOps 12

• Lavoisier
• Colonel Next
• Friday Next
• Filbert Snood
• Captain Marat
• Colonel Rutter
• Bendix Scintilla, Chronoguard recruiter

  SpecOps 13

• Mr. Stiggins

  Specops 14

• Miles Hawke

  SpecOps 17

• Spike Stoker

  SpecOps 27

• Thursday Next
• Bowden Cable
• Victor Analogy

  SpecOps 28

• Agent Lamb

  SpecOps 32

• John Smith