International Law Enforcement and Special Operations Command

International Law Enforcement and Special Operations Command
Abbreviation	ILESOC
Motto	Nam Nostrae Defensionis Terram (In The Defence of Our Land)
Agency overview
Formed	November 2017 (2017-11)
Jurisdictional structure
International agency
Countries	13 Countries
Operational structure
Headquarters	Fort Daidoji Kitagawa, Leeves, Erebonian Empire
Multinational agency
Nationalities of personnel	13
Agency executives	Field Marshal Sir. Kiriya Kitagawa, Founder and Director Phùng Minh Thiệu, Co-Founder and Commissioner-Director Mevludin Abarronbašić, Co-Founder and Commissioner
Facilities
National Central Bureaus	75

The International Law Enforcement and Special Operations Command or commonly known as ILESOC is a law enforcement organisation specialising in special operations activities such as:

• Technical surveillance counter-measures
• Counter espionage
• Counter-terrorism
• Reconnaissance
• Hostage rescue
• Competitive intelligence
• Corporate Investigation
• Competitive intelligence
• Counter surveillance

The organisation was created as a response to the need for a special operations unit to combat various crime syndicates, drug cartels, and other groups during the Arachnid Drug War. The organisation's members were composed primarily of Task Force 141, Task Force 142, Task Force 219, Task Force 853, Department 7B2, and the Einsatzkommando Gneisenau units who served during the Imperial Crisis that ended a month prior to the organisation's creation. The sole focus of the organisation is to eradicate and eliminate further possible uses of the drug known as Arachnid, a highly addictive drug which was created by Rupprecht Grünspan to provide Imperial troops with longer fighting capabilities and alertness. However, the war ended following the assassination of Emperor Maximillian III and Grünspan was forced to flee to the safety of the Ruzhite Empire, where he produced and distributed it.

The organisation is politically neutral with the focus only on combatting the drug and various crime syndicates. Its associations and supports included Pavlov & Craig, the MI6, and the Section 6.

Members

Members Displayed are Core Active Members. Displayed is a mix of Task Force 141, 219, 853, and Einsatzkommando Gneisenau personnel.

Administrative Directors

• Director Kiriya Kitagawa
• Commissioner-Director Phùng Minh Thiệu
• Commissioner Mevludin Abarronbašić
• Deputy Commissioner Carl Regnitz
• Assistant Commissioner Shizuma Izumi
• Deputy Assistant Commissioner Eleanor Varrot

Senior Officers

• Chief Constable Ukyo Samonji
• Commander Richard Philip Todd
• Commander Thomas Evans
• Commander Jonathan Vo
• Commander Hyeong Dong-chul
• Commander Janggok Seung-ah
• Commander Yamato Kitagawa
• Deputy Commander Klankain Auchinleck IV
• Deputy Commander Darzana Magbaredge
• Deputy Commander Reiko Sugiyama
• Deputy Commander Bernice Cu
• Deputy Commander John Henry Todd
• Deputy Commander Sera Yuzakawa
• Chief Superintendent Waldemar Fegelein
• Chief Superintendent Tatsumi Sugiyama
• Chief Superintendent Emrick Brennan
• Chief Superintendent Claude John Auchinleck
• Chief Superintendent Edward 'EJ' Blazkowicz
• Chief Superintendent Erik Englemann
• Chief Superintendent Kati Räikkönen
• Superintendent Kurz Weber
• Superintendent Cameron Starcevich
• Superintendent Oliver Hendrickson
• Superintendent Junichi Samegawa
• Superintendent Kurt Irving
• Superintendent Edward Carlyle
• Superintendent Yoko Wakana
• Superintendent Ryuk Chang-min
• Superintendent Zsigmond Fabian

Equipment

Sidearms

Name	Origin	Type	Calibre	Photos	Notes
Theimer Hi-Power	United Kingdom	Semi-automatic pistol	9×19mm Parabellum		Standard issue.
Theimer 1911A1	Gallia-Bruhl	Semi-automatic pistol	.455 Webley or .45 ACP		Secondary issue over the Theimer Hi-Power.
Waltzer PPK	Gallia-Bruhl	Semi-automatic pistol	.32 ACP		Equipped with a sound suppressor. Used in covert missions.

Battle rifles

Name	Origin	Type	Calibre	Photos	Notes
Steyrheim UAG	Erebonian Empire	Bullpup assault rifle	5.56×45mm EB		Standard issue for Task Force 141 and Task Force 142.
Richter & Manfred RM 416	Gallia-Bruhl	Assault rifle	5.56×45mm EB		Issued for night missions.
RG LAK	Erebonian Empire	Assault rifle	5.56×45mm EB		Standard issue for reserve units and cadet members.
RG G4 SOPMOD series	Erebonian Empire Rubrum	Assault rifle	5.56×45mm EB		Standard issue.
SAKI A9-A1	Alteria	Compact Assault Rifle	9x39mm		Used for Night and Covert Operations.

Precision rifles

Name	Origin	Type	Calibre	Photos	Notes
Lena-Elfield	United Kingdom	Bolt-action rifle	.303 Lucis		Used as a standard sniper rifle. Also used as a main ceremonial rifle.
M1903 Theimer	Gallia-Bruhl	Bolt-action rifle	.30-06 Theimer		Commonly issued in rough terrain or conditions. Used as an alternative to the Lee-Enfield.
SAKI LRAM-42	Alteria	Sniper rifle	.338 Magnum		Official standard sniper rifle.
AV50 Enfield	United Kingdom	Anti-materiel rifle	.50 BMG		Official standard anti-materiel rifle.

Submachine guns

Name	Origin	Type	Calibre	Photos	Notes
Kuroiraito PM-9	Nihhon-koku	Submachine gun	9×19mm Parabellum		Used for covert missions.
Rainford & Theimer MP9	Gallia-Bruhl Erebonian Empire	Submachine gun	9×19mm Parabellum		Used for covert missions.
Richter & Manfred UMP	Gallia-Bruhl	Submachine gun	.45 ACP		Standard issue submachine gun.
Theimer submachine gun	Gallia-Bruhl	Submachine gun	.45 ACP		Used for direct confrontations and heavy skirmishes.
Shippard-Tamaki SMG	United Kingdom	Submachine gun	9×19mm Parabellum		Used for emergency cases or for drop supplies. Also used for covert missions in which it is disguised as machine tools to enable it to be smuggled in.

Machine guns

Name	Origin	Type	Calibre	Photos	Notes
Brnfield LMG	United Kingdom	Light machine gun	.303 Lucis		Used by Cadets as a training machine gun. Also used for emergency cases or for drop supplies.
Galmetall MG 3	Gallia-Bruhl	General-purpose machine gun	7.62x51 RG		General Purpose Machine Gun. Usually used on mounted vehicles
RT GPSMG	Erebonian Empire	General-purpose machine gun	7.62x51 RG		Dual purpose machine gun (Both as a light and general purpose).
M1918 Theimer Automatic Rifle	Gallia-Bruhl	Light machine gun	.30-06 Theimer		Used for rugged terrain or in harsh conditions.

Special Equipment

Name	Origin	Type	Calibre	Photos	Notes
L2 Grenade	Gallia-Bruhl	Time-fused grenade			Standard-issue grenade.
Richter & Manfred RM69	Gallia-Bruhl	Grenade launcher	40×46mm grenade		Standard issue grenade launcher. Can be attached to rifles when needed.
M033 grenade launcher	Gallia-Bruhl	Grenade launcher	40×46mm grenade		Standard issue grenade launcher rifle attachment.
Richter & Manfred GPGL	Gallia-Bruhl	Automatic grenade launcher	40×46mm grenade		Used by support units.
Panzerfaust RP-3	Gallia-Bruhl	Anti-tank rocket launcher	60 mm (2.4 in) barrel 110 mm (4.3 in) warhead		Standard-issue anti-tank rocket launcher. Reloadable or disposable.