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Rank Structure of the National Supers Agency Pre-December 1st, 1978 Edition Disclaimer: I do not own The Incredibles. N.B.: This rank structure guide is dedicated to the late Elizabeth Peña and the late Bud Luckey. Commissioned ranks Director. Deputy Director. Assistant Deputy Director. First Assistant Director. Senior Assistant Director. Assistant Director. Deputy Assistant Director. Non-commissioned ranks Senior Supervisory Superhero/Senior Supervisory Superheroine/Senior Supervisory Agent. Supervisory Superhero/Supervisory Superheroine/Supervisory Agent. Senior Superhero/Senior Superheroine/Senior Agent. Superhero/Superheroine/Agent. Probationary Superhero/Probationary Superheroine/Probationary Agent. Author's Notes Prior to December 1st, 1978, costumed superheroes could not be promoted above the rank of Senior Supervisory Superhero (or Senior Supervisory Superheroine, delete as applicable). As a result, the NSA’s senior (and, to a slightly lesser extent, middle)

When the Hunters Become the Hunted Chapter Forty-Six: The Soviets Are Coming, the Soviets Are Coming! – Part Three Disclaimer: I do not own The Incredibles. N.B.: This fanfic is dedicated to the late Elizabeth Peña. In addition, this chapter is also dedicated to the late Rutger Hauer, the late Grant Imahara and the late Paul Ritter, as well as my late paternal grandmother, Maureen Stockley, whose birthday was on December 1st – the same date that this chapter takes place on.  While Blagoyev, Kravchenko, Alexei, Elena, Dima, Luda, Yulia, Vanya, Murat, Olga, Anton and Giorgi were setting off on the second and final leg of their flight, over at the West 43rd Street NSA office in New York City (which was eight hours behind Moscow and one-and-a-half hours behind Newfoundland), the American, Canadian, Swiss, Dutch, and West German contingents of Operation Joint Effort were sitting together at their desks in the briefing room, where Elastigirl was busy going over the day’s assignment with