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== Day 2 == |
== Day 2 == |
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| − | The Joint Chiefs planned a series of rapid attacks against three [[Middle East]]ern nations within a few hours of the detonation of a [[Second Wave|terrorist]] [[nuclear weapon]] in the [[Mojave Desert]]. [[Gratz|General Gratz]], who advised [[President]] [[David Palmer]], and [[ |
+ | The Joint Chiefs planned a series of rapid attacks against three [[Middle East]]ern nations within a few hours of the detonation of a [[Second Wave|terrorist]] [[nuclear weapon]] in the [[Mojave Desert]]. [[Gratz|General Gratz]], who advised [[President]] [[David Palmer]], and [[Officer_in_DC|another officer]], who advised President [[James Prescott]] (after Palmer was unseated), worked with the Joint Chiefs. |
== Day 6 == |
== Day 6 == |
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| − | [[John Smith|Admiral John Smith]], the Chief of Naval Operations, helped [[President]] [[Wayne Palmer]] orchestrate an apparent nuclear attack on a Middle Eastern nation, in order to coerce its government to crack down on powerful supporters of the extremely dangerous terrorist [[Abu Fayed]]. The [[ |
+ | [[John Smith|Admiral John Smith]], the Chief of Naval Operations, helped [[President]] [[Wayne Palmer]] orchestrate an apparent nuclear attack on a Middle Eastern nation, in order to coerce its government to crack down on powerful supporters of the extremely dangerous terrorist [[Abu Fayed]]. The [[Ambassador to Wayne Palmer|ambassador]] of that country informed the President that Fayed's sponsor, [[Mohmar Habib]], was now under arrest, and that the strike should be called off. |
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The following were members of the Joint Chiefs: |
The following were members of the Joint Chiefs: |
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| − | * [[John Smith|Admiral John Smith]] - Chief of Naval Operations, [[ |
+ | * [[John Smith|Admiral John Smith]] - Chief of Naval Operations, [[Day 6]] through [[Day 8]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:23, 19 March 2016
The Joint Chiefs of Staff were a group comprising the Chiefs of service of each major branch of the United States armed forces. The Chiefs are the chief military advisors to the President of the United States, and have been shown offering policy suggestions to Presidents Keeler, Palmer, and Taylor.
Day 2[]
The Joint Chiefs planned a series of rapid attacks against three Middle Eastern nations within a few hours of the detonation of a terrorist nuclear weapon in the Mojave Desert. General Gratz, who advised President David Palmer, and another officer, who advised President James Prescott (after Palmer was unseated), worked with the Joint Chiefs.
Day 6[]
Admiral John Smith, the Chief of Naval Operations, helped President Wayne Palmer orchestrate an apparent nuclear attack on a Middle Eastern nation, in order to coerce its government to crack down on powerful supporters of the extremely dangerous terrorist Abu Fayed. The ambassador of that country informed the President that Fayed's sponsor, Mohmar Habib, was now under arrest, and that the strike should be called off.
Members[]
The following were members of the Joint Chiefs:
- Admiral John Smith - Chief of Naval Operations, Day 6 through Day 8