'Verse - αΕβ - Character - Azazel

Azazel was born sometimes in the 1950's. When he turned 20, he joined Red Russian Army fighting against the Russian White Army. He became an Intelligence Officer within the RRA's KGB. Rose to high rank until his dishonorable discharge. He was incarnated in the gulag.
In the 1980's as the Red Army's Russia struggled to maintain strength and preventing communist regime from falling into Democratic-Socialist power of the White Russian Army, KGB asked Azazel to utilize his string of assassins, gangs and other men to preform attacks on DSRF. Azazel seemed to be willing to go after DSRF but he saw the signs. He began to use his outside connection to create "Unknown Ghost Army", utilizing the rise of computers and early internet to spread globally. 
Unknown Ghosts Army (Армия Неизвестных Призраков//Armiya Neizvestnykh Prizrakov) now had activities in: Racketeering, Extortion, Assassination, Illegal gambling, arms trafficking, human trafficking, prostitution, drug trafficking, robbery, arson, bribery, money laundering, fraud, larceny, murder, and criminal fencing. 
Alternative naming (Неизвестная армия призраков // Neizvestnaya armiya prizrakov)
UGA (ANP) had dominated as global hacker army for hire from the early 1990's until the early 2000's when the Chinese cyber-warfare units had started to surge. Although Chinese CWU only had up to 100k hackers, UGA had almost quarter million hackers globally. The UGA hackers were encapsulated into series of smaller units, similar to Russian dolls. Top-down hierarchical forms were strictly controlled, each hackers had alias or aliases, but if any hacker's identity became known, that hacker will be expunged from UGA. If that hacker or hackers that were expunged threatened to go after UGA, revealing any information; UGA had no problem going after entire family, friends, associates, and/or legacies of the said hacker. Assassinations were norm for problematic revealed hacker. 
Each Task.Fireteam (2-4 hackers) are tasked to test weaknesses in any systems. UGA would go after any high-value political, economic, and intelligence targets. When finding weaknesses, they would assemble squadrons of hackers to brute-force the information out. 
UGA Task Groups (Divisions (10k to 25k hackers), Divisions are made up 2 or more brigades. Battalions were 300 to 800 hackers. Platoons were 50 hackers.) 
In a cell structure, each of the small group of people in the cell only know the identities of the people in their cell. Thus, a cell member who is apprehended and interrogated (or who is a mole) will not likely know the identities of the higher-ranking individuals in the organization.
The structure of a clandestine cell system can range from a strict hierarchy to an extremely distributed organization, depending on the group's ideology, its operational area, the communications technologies available, and the nature of the mission.
This sort of organizational structure is also used by criminal organizations, undercover operations, and unconventional warfare units led by special forces.
Task.Region = 328,000 (1,000,000 to 10,000,000)
Task.Group = 250,000 (400,000 - 1,000,000)
Task.Army = (100,000 - 250,000)
Task.Corp
Task.Division/Legion
Task.Brigade
Task.Regiment
Task.Battalion (Squadrons)
Task.Infantry
Task.Platoon (Troops)
Task.Patrol
Task.Fireteam