Commander-in-Chief (CiC):

Role in COG:

As the Commander-in-Chief, the President's role focuses on leading the military and ensuring national defense. In COG plans, this role is crucial for maintaining command and control over military operations during crises.

Responsibilities:

The CiC has the authority to make critical decisions about the deployment and use of military forces, ensuring the country’s defense and security. This role ensures that military operations continue smoothly even during severe disruptions.

Sitting President:

Role in COG:

The sitting President refers to the individual currently holding the office of the President, encompassing all executive responsibilities. In COG planning, the sitting President's role is to maintain overall governance, uphold the Constitution, and ensure the continuity of all government functions.

Responsibilities:

The sitting President oversees a wide range of duties, including executing laws, conducting foreign policy, managing domestic issues, and providing leadership in times of crisis. The COG plans ensure that the President can continue to fulfill these responsibilities without interruption.