Fifty State Avengers Initiative Case Study

The Fifty State Avengers Initiative (FSAI) has the potential to become the greatest asset to safety and security only with the caveat that moral, ethical, and fair standards are held. Safety of American citizens is of the utmost importance. The FSAI is the fortunate corollary of the SHRA. Registration of super-humans is not enough to protect, mobilization and utilization of super-heroes is necessary. The FSAI will assume responsibility, provide for the general public’s well-being, in case of natural disasters or terrorist attacks. Their mission will be territorial security and deter aggression by others An organized, delineated chain of command is imperative to ensure efficacy, with proper leadership at the helm. There is no one better to lead the initiative than Tony Stark, considering he successfully implemented the SHRA. As the most qualified candidate for Director, Tony possesses not only heroic qualities but also shows great effectiveness in leadership. As CEO of Stark Industries, his job requires him to delegate, essentially,
The only aspect of training that will be military-like is the beginning recruit training. Military powers thrive on a lack of individualism, FSAI differs in that they will emphasize individuality and accountability. Citizens of a state will know who their Avengers team is, creating an intimate bond to allow trust and confidence to grow. In order to ensure quick recognition and notability, distinct uniforms will create nonverbal recognition among the general public. Not identical, each member is valued and projected as an individual with unique powers; they should be treated as such. Dress consistently in a way reflective of the team as a whole while maintaining