"Impossible is not a word, it's just a reason for someone not to try"
-Kutless
Sectors currently in operation
Here is a list of all C.A.A. Sectors currently in operation, the Sector names are links to their specific web pages.
C.A.A. Units
The C.A.A. is broken down into units. There are 7 main units of the C.A.A. each with it's own purpose, and many with specialized sub-units. Each unit is comprised of Legions in which it's personnel are assigned to. Legions are also assigned to Sectors.
The Black-7, Broken Down
Central Command
Central Command/The Jedi Order is the unit of the C.A.A. tasked with commanding and operating the C.A.A. Central Command is led by the Jedi Grandmaster, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the C.A.A. Council. It comprises the C.A.A. itself, as well as the Jedi Order and several other sub units directly under it. Central Command actually is both a Black-7 unit and an operational structure. The Jedi Order and Central Command from a Black-7 Unit standpoint are one in the same, the Jedi Grandmaster represents Central Command on the Council, and Central Command comprises the
structure where the Jedi Order is located. Christian Service Army units take orders from Central Command, through their Black-7 units, as well.
Because of the nature of Central Command operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel, unless otherwise noted.
Sub Units:
The C.A.A. brand of "real-life super heroes". A Jedi is a missionary of sorts, trained in self defense. Their purpose is to be able to go out into more troubled areas of the world, and minister aid and the gospel. And able to work without requiring additonal support or security. They are highly trained, and operate in total secrecy. The Jedi also includes numerous Jedi types and specifications for specific instances and purposes, plus support personnel. Because of the nature of Jedi Operations, the program is only open to Full Commission personnel. | Silver Guardians Super Jedi, totally devoted to the cause of peace, justice, and of course the Christian Faith. Because of the nature of Silver Guardian Operations, the program is only open to Full Commission personnel. | HSC A partnership between primarily the I.G. and Central Command, HSC is a very important and unique unit within the C.A.A. and is comprised of the most specialized and skilled personnel within the organization. HSC is tasked with Legal, environmenal, diplomatic, and anti crime efforts, as well as third party investigation and mitigation for the C.A.A. HSC often works through external organizations, and other C.A.A. units to accomplish these goals. Because of the nature of HSC operations, the unit is only open to Full Commission personnel. |
| Med Corps Devoted to the cause of health and well being, Med Corps purpose is to watch over the health of C.A.A. personnel, and to provide support for medical staff and personnel both at home, and abroad. This unit is open to both Full Commission and Civilian Ops personnel. | C.A.A. Academy C.A.A. Academy is the unit of Central Command tasked with training C.A.A. personnel. It works with all Black-7 Units to provide the various assortment of physical and academic training that the C.A.A. requires for it's personnel. The Academy also handles health and wellness by holding PT (Physical Training) training and workout sessions for C.A.A. personnel. The C.A.A. Academy is open to all C.A.A. personnel. | C.A.A. Free Agent Program (with SO) The C.A.A. Free Agent program is a way to get more people involved in the C.A.A. even if they arn't near a Sector, or capable of operating their own. Free Agents operate as personal representatives of the organization in their area, and help add to the overall C.A.A. network, giving us more capability to touch more lives. The C.A.A. Free Agent program is open to all interested in joining the C.A.A. that are not near a C.A.A. sector, or unable to operate one themselves. |
The I.G.
The I.G. is the unit of the C.A.A. devoted to security and safety. They handle all internal security aspects and logistics the C.A.A. requires, as well as promoting safety and safe practices. The I.G. also operates a neighborhood watch program, and works with local companies, Churches, and organizations for security related operations, often time donating this service.
Because of the nature of I.G. operations, the unit is only open to Full Commission personnel.
Sub Units:
C.A.A. Honor Guard The only Sub Unit of the I.G. the C.A.A. Honor Guard is tasked with representing the C.A.A. at funerals, parades, and special events. It is operated by the I.G. but comprises personnel from all of the Black-7s. The C.A.A. Honor Guard is open to all C.A.A. personnel. |
Science and Enginnering Division
As it's name implies, SED is the C.A.A. unit devoted to science, engineering, and all related fields. From technology, to research, to designing new equipment and inventions, SED handles it all. We are strong believers that faith and science not only go together, but actually require each other. SED is an embodiement of that belief.
Because of the nature of SED operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel, although exceptions for specific programs are often made.
Sub Units:
| The Community Science Outreach Program (With Civilian Ops) The Community Science Outreach Program is a partnership between Civilian Ops and SED to reach out into the community and get them involved in science and technology. And to get involved from a perspective of faith, since we believe science and faith go together. All programs of CSOP are open to the public, and you do not have to be a member of the C.A.A. to participate in them. CSOP is open to not only all C.A.A. personnel, but to the general public as well. CSOP Programs | C.A.A. Industries A for-profit sub unit of the C.A.A. through SED. It consists of C.A.A. operated or affiliated businesses, and is charged with marketing and sharing the discoveries and research of SED. Currently C.A.A. Industries is dormant, pending future developments and growth. |
Bureau of Communications and Data
BCD is the communications and data management unit of the C.A.A. They handle all internal communications, data storage and management, news and media, and technical administration required for the C.A.A. to operate. It is made up of three sub units that team up to handle all technical needs the C.A.A. may have. They also work with all the other C.A.A. units for specific communications and data needs.
Because of the nature of BCD operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel.
Sub Units:
| Comm Star The sub unit of BCD that handles all interior communications, and communications equipment for the C.A.A. Because of the nature of Comm Star operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel. | BOSS The sub unit of BCD that handles all information related to vehicle logistics and registry. As well as records such as emergency plans, and basic logistical needs of every day C.A.A. operation. They also are tasked with maintaining all C.A.A. official records and archives. Because of the nature of BOSS operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel. | Holo Net News The sub unit of BCD that handles all reporting, publications, and news within the C.A.A. They often also handle public relations, and all media related to the C.A.A. Because of the nature of HNN operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel. |
Civilian Operations
Civilian Ops is the most important and largest units in terms of personnel in the C.A.A. It emodies the main purpose of the C.A.A. and what it stands to do. It is tasked with managing all the community service projects, humanitarian aid, volunteer projects, community programs, and overall public service of the C.A.A. This is really what we are all about, selflessly serving others. Civilian Ops is also the gateway into the organization for new members. It runs the Sectors as well as Sector meetings and monthly service projects within the C.A.A.
Civilian Ops is open to the public, anyone can attend meetings and outings without having to become a member of the C.A.A.
Sub Units:
The Community Science Outreach Program (in conjunction with SED) | Humanitarian Corps Devoted to the cause of humanitarianism, both at home and abroad. They exist to serve such purposes as stamping out hunger, helping the sick, and in conjunction with Special Operations, disaster relief and recovery. Because of the nature of Humanitarian Corps operations, it is open only to C.A.A. personnel. | Community Outreach Innitiative This program of the C.A.A. through Civilian Ops is devoted to putting C.A.A. personnel into other organizations as volunteers to help boost not only the target organizations able personnel, but to also further the C.A.A. cause of service. Organizations chosen for this program do not have to be Christians based, they only have to be deemed by the C.A.A. to be serving the community, and a valuable asset to society. Programs of COI  Rapid Response Teams (With SO) Operated by Civilian Ops (In conjunction with Special Operations, and local Search And Rescue units). Rapid Response Teams are comprised of C.A.A. personnel who voluntarily join local Search And Rescue units to help boost overall numbers, and to spread the C.A.A. goal of service. Once trained, Rapid Response Teams are then often deployed as well to aid with disaster relief and recovery when needed. Because of the nature of RRT operations, it is open only to C.A.A. personnel. |  NextStep Recycling Program The COI NextStep Recycling program works have C.A.A. Personnel volunteer with NexStep recycling to help them further their mission, and at the same time the personnel involve gain valuable knowledge, and life skills. This program is open to both C.A.A. personnel, and the general public. |
| Service Legions Legions of the C.A.A. assigned to Sectors, whose entire mission and purpose is to provide the personnel required for Civilian Ops operation. Only C.A.A. personnel are assigned to Legions. |
BARC
BARC is the unit tasked with navigation and vehicles, as well as adverse terrains and climates. They also manage the C.A.A. "Air Force", "Navy", and Ground vehicle forces. They drive and maintain the vehicles, train the pilots, scout out and draw the maps, and plot the course through the roughest of terrains and environements. They literally get the C.A.A. moving whenever transportation is involved.
Because of the nature of BARC operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel.
Sub Units:
| Fleet Ops Fleet Operations is the sub-unit of BARC devoted to managing and maintaining, as well as deploying, the C.A.A. vehicular fleet. Whether it be ground, air, water, or even space. Fleet Ops works with BOSS for vehicle logistics. Because of the nature of Fleet Ops operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel. |
Special Operations
Special Operations is the unit tasked with handling everything the other six units don't or can't. Spec Ops specializes in disaster and emergency management. It's main purpose is to manage the C.A.A. response to disasters and emergencies outside the organization. It handles all disaster and emergency response and management inside the C.A.A. through it's sub-unit DERA.
Because of the nature of SO operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel.
Sub Units:
Disaster and Emergency Response Authority Tasked with managing emergency and disaster operations, planning, training, organization, preparation, and operation internally within the C.A.A. through Special Operations. Because of the nature of DERA operations, it is open only to Full Commission personnel. | Rapid Response Team (With Civilian Ops) |