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Created page with " = Code Cylinder Doctrine = == Overview == Code Cylinders are the physical symbols of command authority within the Imperial Republic. They appear as metallic cylinders worn on an officer's uniform. They do not contain authorization codes; instead they represent registered authorization identities within the Command Authorization System. == Cylinder Counts == {| class="wikitable" ! Cylinders ! Authority |- |1 |Ship-level command authority |- |2 |Operational authority |..." |
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Code Cylinders are the physical symbols of command authority within the Imperial Republic. | Code Cylinders are the physical symbols of command authority within the Imperial Republic. | ||
They appear as metallic cylinders worn on an officer's uniform. They do not contain authorization codes; instead they represent registered authorization identities within the Command Authorization System. | They appear as metallic cylinders worn on an officer's uniform. They do not contain authorization codes; instead they represent registered authorization identities within the [[Command Authorization Code System]]. | ||
== Cylinder Counts == | == Cylinder Counts == | ||
Revision as of 05:55, 16 March 2026
Code Cylinder Doctrine
Overview
Code Cylinders are the physical symbols of command authority within the Imperial Republic.
They appear as metallic cylinders worn on an officer's uniform. They do not contain authorization codes; instead they represent registered authorization identities within the Command Authorization Code System.
Cylinder Counts
| Cylinders | Authority |
|---|---|
| 1 | Ship-level command authority |
| 2 | Operational authority |
| 3 | Fleet / sector authority |
| 4 | Strategic / intelligence authority |