Although entitled division 7, the ManReico facility was the first initial Multi regional shreem archiving unit to be funded by the initial beneficiary proceeds generated during De Loso's active campaign ( 1942-1958 ). Albeit construction was well under way during 1946 the facility had constant delays due to conflicting irregularities in the initial draft ground prints. The Location itself had also proved difficult for task forces to develop for setup; they were well unaware at the time they had found what is considered currently the hardest minerals on the planet ( Narciam sulfite ) which in due turn provided more delays well into the spring of 1950. The region itself was in particular chosen for it's broad habitation grounds for Shreem and various other species both animal and floral alike however initial discretions were advised due to the high altitudes and pressure illness involved in crew logs. During it's initial registry boot the facility had experienced a full term system failure however was reinitialized three and a half months later at which point the facility was considered fully operational for it's crew capacity. Division 7 has yielded more than sixty eight species of Shreem alone in it's last running 60 years as well as fifteen species of Zimeers and Beinaos local to its region.
The crew quarters alone were estimated to house and feed more than fifteen hundred members alone, monthly maintenence and supply routes in development and still in establishment as of 2010. Division 7 is in fact the only initial facilty of six to still be in running order and is in fact fully funded. Shreemoligist however estimate that out of all the years it has served it's studies only less than 28 percent of the actual shreem population the Vlag mountains hold has been discovered.