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Could a plebeian become a soldier?
The soldiers were plebeians. The officers were patricians.
Can warrant officers become commissioned?
Technically since 2007 all Warrant Officer's are commissioned. Before that, only CW2's and above were. If you are asking if they can become regular officers, the answer is yes. They just have to meet the same requirements any other person would need to meet. I have known a few Aviation branched Warrant Officers who have gone that route, but I know even more regular Officers who have become Warrant Officers. I am not 100% sure this is true for non-aviation branched Officers, but I would assume it would be.
What is Officers training academy?
Officers training academy is an academy where short service commissioned officers are being trained for Indian Army.It is the only academy where women undergo training to become officers in Indian Army.It is located in St.Thomas Mount,Chennai.
What are the order of ranks of Indian Navy?
Ranks in Navy:-The ranks of the Indian Navy is divided into two major parts. They areCommissioned OfficersJunior Commissioned Officers.These are the ranks of the Commissioned Officers in Indian Navy in descending order based on their power.Admiral of the FleetAdmiralVice AdmiralRear AdmiralCommodoreCaptainCommanderLieutenant CommanderLieutenantSub LieutenantThese are the Ranks of the Commissioned Officers of the Indian Navy.THE RANK OF MIDSHIPMAN IS ALSO PRESENT IN THE NAVY. CADETS BEFORE THEY BECOME COMMISSIONED OFFICERS BECOME MIDSIPMEN. THE MIDSHIPMAN IS A SUBORDINATE OFFICER. YOU CAN CONSIDER HIM TO BE A JUNIOR OFFICER. ONLY PERMANENT COMMISION OFFICERS GET TO THE RANK OF MIDSHIPMAN, OTHERS DIRECTLY BECOME SUBLIEUTENANT.The follow are the Ranks of the Junior Commissioned OfficersMaster Chief Petty Officer (1st Class)Master Chief Petty Officer (2nd Class)Chief Petty OfficerPetty OfficerLeading SeamanSeaman ISeaman II
Do all marines go through OCS?
No, not all Marines go through Officer Candidate School (OCS). OCS is specifically for individuals who want to become commissioned officers in the Marine Corps. Enlisted Marines, on the other hand, undergo different training programs to prepare them for their specific roles and responsibilities.
How do soldiers become quality NCOs?
Through the application of skills, dedication, and knowledge.
Can commissioned officer become an NCO?
yes
What is A private in military service as distinguished from an officer?
An officer is a person who has gone to college, graduated and enrolled in the US armed forces or other forces if from other countries. The Officer may have been educated in a military college or in a public or private college and may have been part of the ROTC program to get military training before graduation. Some officers may go to medical school, dental school, law school or other specialty colleges before they become officers. Some officers are trained by the military and are required to serve for at least six years. The officers lead, rule and command the draftees or enlisted personnel. They are COMMISSIONED into the military and have some ability to resign their commission. Most serve out several decades of service. A Private is a person who has at least a GED or high school education and has enlisted into the military (not the Navy or Coast Guard to serve in the troops. The Private is the first rank after Recruit. The Recruits are in basic training. They become privates after they graduate from basic training (boot camp). Their commanding officers are the non-commissioned officers and the commissioned officers. A non-commissioned officer is a Corporal, Sergeant (many ranks of sergeants) and Warrant officers. These officers are enlisted or drafted officers who have risen up the ranks of the enlisted soldiers, Marines, Airmen, etc. They cannot resign their "officership", they have to serve out their enlistment. See the link below for more explanation.
How can an NCO be an enlisted man when he has the word Officer in his title?
Nothing in the military has to make sense. NCOs are officers because they have supervisory authority over lower ranks, but not as much authority as commissioned officers. But they are also enlisted and have risen through the ranks from private to their present rank. Commissioned officers have been 'appointed' to their positions. A couple hundred years ago someone could become a General or Admiral with no prior military service and it is still possible to be commissioned in an advanced rank because of specialized skills or education. Doctors, for example, who join the armed forces to exercise their skill as doctors are prosaically given officer rank, simply because they have a highly specialized skill.
Can you become a police officer at 18?
Some states permit officers to be certified as young as 18, but it is rare that officers that young will be allowed to work in the field. More likely, officers under the age of 18 will work in jails or prisons as correctional officers.
What is the reserve officers training corps?
The Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) is a college-based program in the United States designed to train students to become officers in the military. Participants receive military training while completing their college education, often with the benefit of scholarships and stipends. Upon graduation, they are commissioned as officers in the Army, Navy, Air Force, or Marine Corps, depending on their specific ROTC program. ROTC aims to develop leadership skills and prepare students for military service.
The difference between a Commissioned Officer and a warrant officer?
In UK an Officer holds the Queens commission. Senior NCOs are warrant officers & they have a Royal Warrant. NCOs are non-commissioned Officers, they do not have a commission. Privates do what they are told ! Other than very junior Officers who may well be 'advised' by senior NCOs, the Commissioned Officer is the one who makes the executive decision. He is there to give the orders & provide the leadership. The senior NCO however is the one who has time-served his position. More so in times gone by than now this was very much part of the British Class system. The commissioned ranks would be only an option if you had the' breeding' ! (&, of course, the money)
