High Command

== Overview ==
The United States Colonial Marine Corps High Command, or USCM HIGHCOMM for short, are the primary decision makers and senior leadership body for the entire group. Be it implementing a new base or equipment system, promoting members of the Corps, or leading the group in a war, you can guarantee that HIGHCOMM have had a say - if not the say - on what happens. 
HIGHCOMM is chaired by the Commandant of the USCM, and the remaining members are made up of various commissioned officers, many of whom have been with the Corps for years. HIGHCOMM is also punctuated with the Sergeant Major of the Colonial Marine Corps, who serves as the most senior NCO advisor. The SMCM is responsible for briefing HIGHCOMM on all NCO matters and managing administrative duties behind the scenes. 
== Structure ==
Officers are split into three distinct subsections based on seniority. 
Company Grade officers are officers the rank of LT-CPT. They are considered the juniormost officers and typically cannot heavily sway group policy. More often than not they are picked to lead divisions or Special Warfare Groups as a measure of their newfound responsibility. 
Field Grade officers are officers the rank of MAJ-COL. As more senior officials in the group, they have a large amount of pull on group direction or operations and can do most things with their own approval, such as contacting foreign groups, making adjustments to internal policies, or scheduling large events. 
Staff officers are the highest tier of officer in the group, consisting of Lieutenant Generals and the Commandant. As three and four-star General officers, they have full authority over virtually every aspect of the group and are frequently consulted for approval on significant decisions. 
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