What is High Command?
High Command is the ultimate authority in the United Armed Forces, aside from the Commander In Chief. They talk amongst each other about decisions to be made, debate things to be done, and vote on important issues. Though they can be over ruled by the Commander In Chief, it does not happen unless it is absolutely necessary.
How can I become a High Command Member?
A High Command member is either appointed by the General of the Army or elected by the High Command members. High Command members can be kicked from high command in the same manner. High Command is at the top of the chain of command pyramid.
