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Chain of Command
The Chain of Command
“Sectors stand as the principal arms of the InterSleuths chain of command, each entrusted with a distinct field of service through which the Organization is ordered, directed, and sustained.”
Organizational Structure
The InterSleuths Chain of Command establishes the structure through which authority, responsibility, information, and operational direction flow throughout the Organization.
Each sector serves as a principal operational arm, maintaining its own ranks, divisions, and detachments while remaining unified beneath Central Command.
Central Command
CentCom
Central Command is the unified leadership body of the InterSleuths Organization. It is composed of the senior ranks of every sector and exists to ensure joint coordination, inter-sector collaboration, and unified operational direction.
CentCom is responsible for the clear dissemination of intelligence, orders, and official briefings throughout the chain of command in support of mission success. This includes communications delivered through the official Recon Intelligence Relay, commonly known as the RIR.
Operational Sectors
“Distinct in purpose. Unified in command.”
Intelligence Sector
IS
Access the complete structural manifest of the Intelligence Sector, including its command ranks, divisions, specialized detachments, and designated fields of operation.
Security Sector
S2
Access the complete structural manifest of the Security Sector, including its command ranks, divisions, detachments, and defensive responsibilities throughout the Organization.
Science, Exploration & Medical Sector
SEMS
Access the complete structural manifest of the Science, Exploration & Medical Sector, including its command ranks, divisions, detachments, and specialized operational disciplines.
Logistics & Development Sector
LDS
Access the complete structural manifest of the Logistics & Development Sector, including its command ranks, divisions, detachments, and organizational support responsibilities.