Section One: A covert black Ops group that deals in terrorist activity all over the world. Based in Paris, France. They are the top rated Section within Center and the leader “Operations” will do anything to keep their ratings up, otherwise risk the destruction of Section One in the hands of Center. Section One recruits from within Prison, taking people that have little connection to the outside world and bringing them in to be trained as Operatives. Often Operatives will have killed before entering training, if not they are required to kill a person on their first mission. Section is strict with its Operatives and keeps close tabs on them outside and inside of Section One’s Headquarters.
Abeyance: an Operative is placed within abeyance when they have failed to complete missions or have made mistakes. After so many strikes they are placed on abeyance meaning they are placed on missions that have a nearly 90 % chance of killing the operative. Few ever live when they are placed in abeyance.
Cancel: essentially means you’re dead, you will be killed by Section.
Profile: The strategy for a mission, it sets guidelines and regulations, as well as being the main plan for executing a mission. It will cover both a main plan as well as back-up plans, analysing any and all variables that could go wrong with a mission.
Comm: the main base for information, run by the top analyst for Section One, it is where any and all information that Operative need during a mission will get it. It is also the main communications hub for Section One.
Operatives/recuites: Section One selects it's Reuites very carefully, typically taking young men and woman from Prison systems. They choose this because it is easy to fake a death within the prison system as well as the choice of people within that system. The adverage age of a Recuite is typically 18 and over since in most countries a Person is conisdered an Adult when they are 18 and are charged under common law. The exception to this is Anaysts, often chosen because of their knowledge in one feild or another, they are often not part of the Justice system, though some are. The adverage for passing Training is two years, then there is the first mission that decides if you will become an Active Operative or be canceled. After becoming an Active Operative a Agent is judged by how they act and react in the feild, being move up in access to systems and files as they prove their worth. Once they have proved beyond a doubt their loyalty to Section they are placed as head of a team, this point gives the operative a taste of power. If they are able they will later move on to be a Level 5 Operative. A level 5 Operative is a hard position to obtain, the operative must show loyalty to Section as well as posses stratigic skills and the ability to command others. The shortest amount of time a single Operative has ever reached Level 5 was within four years.(Less the 1% of Operatives can achieve this).
Level 4: This level is not regarding Operatives, it is an actual Level within section. This level holds the main processors (Annex) and storage devices for the Section Main Frame. There are modules for each individual mission. Theses modules are lined within hallways leading off the main access room. The Modules that are lit up with a white line of light are Active Missions, while the ones that have no light on them are finished missions. You must have a Level 4 clearance or higher to come down to Level 4. Meaning that only level five operatives can access this area as well as the Head of Comm and the head of Munition, these are the only in-house operatives that have clearance other then Second in Command or Operations.
Level 5: The part of section where hostiles are kept and interogated.
Level 8:Otherwise known as retirement. Level 8 is the place that Operatives that have been deemed too old to work in the field or in-house are sent to retirement. No one knows what Retirement is but “It’s no condo in Florida" Rumours are that include medical experiments on the "retired" operatives.This Level also contains Sections secret projects such as bio-engineering and cloning. All the projects done here are a Level 6 clearance or up when it come to Operatives. Some Analysts and of course Section Scientists are permitted within the area. All projects do not officially exist and are kept in the dark regarding all other missions.
Red Cell:Anti-Western Terrorist group that was founed in Iraq and North Korea, they are the primary advasary for Section, often going head to head on 30 % of the Section's missions. They have an order of operations that is similar to Section as well as in ranking their Operatives.
Glass Curtain: terrorist group led by Errol Sparks, consisting of a group of young, high-tech anarchists primarily recruited through IRC chat rooms. (www.povpress.com)
Crimson storm:high-tech paramilitary cell with satellite tracking capabilities, identified as a Class A threat because their members are highly motivated and exhibit kamikaze behaviour. Their base is located in Antakya, Turkey.
Freedom league: Resourceful and well-organized group of extremists who attempt to seize power in Balkans. Mainly dealing with bio-chemical toxins and other Fringe warfare to accomplish their goals. (www.povpress.com)
Mission: is an Operation carried out by a team of Operatives from Section One. The team usually consists of at minimum three members, at maximum ten. These missions are created by Profilers or Mission Leaders. A profile is set up accounting all posibilites and variables within the cenario. A target must be reached weather it be a human target or information target. The team usually consists of:
Mission leader- The director of the team in the feild, will either be on site or in Comm directing the team. They review the profile first and direct the team and monitor them. All orders must be fallowed this person being of highest rank within the unit and decides on any changes and when egress will be put into motion.
Pointman-The operative that takes the lead within the mission. taking up the frontlines and exicuting and leading the team into the mission. They take direct orders from Mission leader.
Backupman-The operative which covers the pointman and will take over Pointman position if Pointman is taken out.
Omniman- Runs any electronic equipment or deals with any vehicals that are on site.
Rear Security- Often watching security devices or backing up the Omniman. This operative is the lead in security, often clearing the site.