Supreme Commander of the Quentinian Armed Forces
| Supreme Commander | |||||
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| Motto: "Decisive Leader of the People" | |||||
| Official March: Defense of Tradition | |||||
| Incumbent | |||||
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| Incumbent | Chloe Livingstone | ||||
| Date Appointed | January 1st, 2014 | ||||
| Status | |||||
| Duties | Command of the Quentinian Military | ||||
| Member of | Department of Defense Quentinian Defense Committee Joint Subordinate Military Council | ||||
| Reports to | President Secretary of Defense | ||||
| Department | Department of Defense | ||||
| History | |||||
| Created: | January 31st, 1834 | ||||
| First Commander Appointed: | March 20th, 1834 (Maxamiil Schlager) | ||||
| Political Information | |||||
| Seat | Mechanicsburg | ||||
| Residence | 709 United States of Quentin Road | ||||
| Appointed by | President of the USQ (With Bureaucratic Approval) | ||||
| Term Length | For Life (Or until replacement, retirement, or removal) | ||||
| Constituting Document | United States of Quentin Constitution | ||||
| Miscellaneous | |||||
| Salary | S4 Paygrade | ||||
| Website | supremecommander.gov.nwd[1] | ||||
The Supreme Commander of the Quentinian Armed Forces (SCM), generally referred to as the Supreme Commander in the United States of Quentin and Quentinian Supreme Commander elsewhere, is the commander-in-chief of the United States of Quentin Armed Forces. The Supreme Commander is appointed by the President of the USQ, and while he or she has full control over military operations, they do report to both the President and the Secretary of Defense of the nation on all activities. The Supreme Commander is also the ex officio Head of the Quentinian Defense Committee, and is an observing member of the Joint Subordinate Military Council.
The current Supreme Commander is Chloe Livingstone, formerly of the Starkkae Corps, who was appointed to the position in 2013 by President Kyle Lovestington after the retirement of former SCM Justin Tucker, and was sworn in on January 1st, 2014.
