Supreme War Council

The Supreme Council is the highest level of administration of the military branch of the ANW that was originally founded during the Great War to help plan warfare and logistical challenges.

During the Great War the council had one representative with their own team for each nation on the council.

Delegations on 5th of June 1920:

* Emporer Taisho held a formal seat, Japan's cooperation with the council was small due to the different theatres of war.

The Supreme War Council is currently made up of the Five Nations that secured victory during the Great War, Italy, The United Kingdom, France, The United States and the Soviet Union, the so called “Big Five”, the Soviets were not on the council until the end of the Russian Civil war. The War Council debates and votes on global military events. Some Examples of the War Council’s votes consisted of was: Intervention in Russia, Involvement in The Rif War, Support to JANZAC during the “Warlord Campaign” and Southern American Stability. Arguments have been made for additional members to be added, Austrian and Brazilian representatives have been argued for but as of 1936 the negotiations to add additional members have halted. In 1935 the Brazilians are no longer apart of the ANW and thus cannot be on the council.