D-Agency

The D-Agency (D機関), formed in 1937, is the Imperial Japanese Army's intelligence branch. Unlike the rest of the Army, the D-Agency operates under the model of "Don't Kill, Don't Die", as opposed to the established Army axiom of "killing and dying with honor". The D-Agency's methods frequently anger higher-ups within the Imperial Japanese Army as they are seen as cowardly and weak. The Agency is led by Lt. Colonel Yuuki.

Recruitment and Training
Instead of recruiting from Military colleges, the D-Agency recruits from civilian colleges. To maintain its utmost secrecy, the agency erases the names, histories, and ages of the recruits. Candidates then go through a training course consisting of subjects such as foreign languages, medicine, pharmacology, physics, communications, safe-cracking, and even seduction.

Subdivision

 * Blackbird
 * D-Squad