Amidst a heated war between themselves and the Rebel Penguin Federation, the Secret Service inaugurated Aisha as their fourth leader. Let’s delve into why this promotion is important, what led to it, and how this may affect the army’s future.
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Army History
Aisha, well-known for her leadership of the Animal Kingdom, started her path on August 13, 2017. The Rebel Penguin Federation recruited her from Club Penguin Rewritten on this day. She quickly moved up the ranks, achieving the rank of Colonel— the highest troop position— during her first stint. After a brief break from March to November 2017, Aisha returned with renewed energy and, within five months, became a moderator. Notably, her final position was fifth-in-command before she joined her next army.
Event attended by Aisha while she was RPF 5th-in-command. Dated 23 Nov. 2019
In May 2020, Aisha was stuck at the same moderator rank in the Federation. This caused her to end her stay there, taking a shot as a member of the Dark Bandits‘ Higher Command. Unfortunately, internal mishaps in the staff team cut short her stay in the army. Consequently, most staff — excluding Aisha — left, and the Bandits shut their doors.
In the next chapter of her story, Aisha enlisted in the Doritos as a fourth-in-command on June 7, 2020. As she gained a reputation within the army, she quickly earned a spot on their HCom team. Aside from a short period in September when she led the Romans, she remained involved with the Doritos until she enlisted in the Underground Mafias Army later that year. In this new army, she eventually earned her promotion from fourth-in-command to third-in-command.
Doritos event attended by Aisha during her tenure there. Dated September 12, 2020
Following a lengthy retirement period, she returned to the community on 27 September 2022, joining the Special Weapons and Tactics. Aisha then finally returned to the community once again on July 18th this year, joining the Secret Service as a second-in-command.
Promotion in Secret Service
On September 21, just over two months after joining the team, they promoted her to first-in-command. Fellow leader, Logical, made this announcement after the army delivered a victory in a tournament battle.
Announcement by Logical of Aisha’s promotion to leader
Later that day, Aisha posted an announcement, in which she praised the Secret Service for their hard work. She additionally shared her hopes and anticipations for the army throughout her leadership. Her announcement is as follows:
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Club Penguin Armies secured an exclusive interview with Aisha to gain insight into her plans for the army and to capture her reaction to her promotion.
How do you feel about your promotion to leader?
my promotion to leader does feel very exciting !!
You’ve had lots of experience in the army community, the majority of it being either leader or HCom. Even with this experience in mind, do you think that this new position in the Secret Service will be difficult? Additionally, what leadership qualities do you hold that you think will make you successful in your new position?
i wouldn’t say it would be difficult, but more challenging because of it being the first major army i’m a leader of. But, i do believe with the load of experience ive had in hcom positions it will allow me to prove myself, and the fact that i am also not leading alone helps a lot too.
Do you have any long-term plans as a leader? Do you aim to achieve a specific end goal during your term?
in terms of long-term, i’d say i want secret service to be maxxing a great amount on an average and win more things just how we won tropical rumble and some wars.
How about short-term plans, especially concerning the current war against RPF?
for short term plans, my aim to focus on is consistency.
War plans aside, are there any short-term goals you wish to achieve within your first few months as a leader?
apart from war, my short-term goals is to build up on morale and help out our allies to the best of our ability
Although this is Aisha’s first time in command of a major army, she shows confidence in her ability to contribute significantly. She has outlined both short- and long-term plans that provide a good idea of the direction her leadership could take. What do you think about this promotion? How do you think this addition to the leadership will affect the Secret Service?
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