U-COM
Description
Event Involvements
Events with structured involvement data
U-COM is the communications/command hub addressed for cargo confirmation and situation assessment; it supplies the field confirmations that validate the rescue and the subsequent details about Red Haven's attack.
Via radio transmissions confirming cargo and providing battlefield reports to the Situation Room.
Acts as the field-to-command conduit; operationally subordinate to military command but crucial in shaping White House decisions through its intelligence feed.
U-COM's reports catalyze presidential decisions and shift the White House from celebration to crisis mode, highlighting how field reporting directly shapes policy action.
Functions as a disciplined communications node; no internal dispute visible, but the rapid change in required reporting suggests high operational tempo and stress.
U-COM functions as the operational communications hub feeding the Situation Room: Fitzwallace queries U-COM, which confirms Dakota-1-1's cargo and provides the initial situation assessment about Red Haven's condition and casualties.
Via radio traffic and direct confirmations to the Situation Room.
Operational partner to the White House; supplies actionable field intelligence and therefore briefly controls the factual frame of decisions.
U-COM's reporting forces the White House to reframe the night's success into a broader security emergency and triggers policy posture changes.
Operating under stress to verify conflicting or rapidly arriving reports; chain-of-command urgency with constrained time to confirm details.