Cybercommand

Polity: Compact of Humanity in Assembly

Area of Specialty: Cyberdefense, Intelligence

Headquarters: allegedly under Mongolia Mountains, Tian

 

Cybercommand was the intelligence branch of the Compact military, responsible also for the Compact’s data infrastructure. Of the four branches, it was the most secretive. For transportation, Cybercommand used a specially designated fleet run by the Navy. Personnel never saw the ship they served aboard nor were given any information about their charges.

Cybercommand operatives went by the designation “agent,” owing to their intelligence function. The branch had three main divisions: Analysis, infrastructure, and black ops. It had the most autonomy of the four branches, a situation that concerned even Zhong, the G-5 in 429 IE. At the same time, it voiced open suspicion of Acting President Leitman (later elected to a term in his own right.)

When not in civilian garb, Cybercommand agents wore featureless uniforms – black, form-fitting nano-fabric with no insignia for rank or division. Nonetheless, some personnel like Weiss, serving detached service, wore the rank insignia of their host service, along with an armband depicting the Cybercommand seal.

 

RANKS:

Enlisted:

E1

E2

E3 (or S3 for specialists)

E4 (or S4 for specialists)

E5 (or S5 for specialists)

 

Non-Commissioned Officers:

NCO1

NCO2

NCO3

NCO4

Master NCO of Cybercommand

 

Warrant Officers:

W1

W2

W3

W4

W5

 

Commissioned Officers:

 

O1

O2

O3

O4

O5

O6

 

General Officers:

 

G1

G2

G3

G4

 

Commander in Chief:

G5