Central Security High Command

Central Security High Command is the council of the Atlanta Federation, comprising of over 40 representatives across the four countries of the Atlanta Continent. Each country offering one Governor as the head of the country, several supporting ministers, one Commissioner and one Assistant Commissioner. Out of the members of the High Command, one member is elected by to become the Director of the Atlanta Federation, who serves for a maximum term of 10 years.

Members of the Central Security High Command review and pass laws proposed by provincial governments, give out orders to the Central Security to maintain a cohesive environment in the Atlanta Continent, with the Director being the final decision maker for passing laws.

Biography
The rebellion and subsequent fall of the Federation saw majority of the Central Security siding with Saunders' influence, and anyone who opposed was culled. For seven years, the rebellion against the Federation had been perfectly planned and grew to perfection, with Adrian Lux being the initial strike on the 1st Enderossi Regiment Precinct in an attempt to kill the members of Alpha Team who began to uncover the truth behind the 7 year ago incident.

The dissolution of the Atlanta Federation and the Central Security being rebranded into the Alvitr Central Security began the inter-continental conflict against a rising military power, known as the Orion Nero Initiative (originally created to investigate the suspicions behind the 2054 incident).

Notable Members

 * Director Nicholas Haus (2047-2057)
 * Director Eric Saunders (2057-2061)

Alvitr Kingdom


 * King of Alvitr (Deceased)


 * Queen Angelica Alvitr (Imprisoned)
 * Commissioner Moses Keeli (formerly)
 * Assistant Commissioner Avery (imprisoned)

Ansaris


 * Governor Howard Petraeus (Imprisoned)
 * Minister Wilkins (Deceased)
 * Foreign Affairs Minister Norris

Orion


 * Governor William P. Cullen
 * Secretary of Defence Jacob Almac
 * Commissioner Raymond Lindell

Nero


 * Governor Andreas Semler (formerly)