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What is a military officer?
A Soldier, Marine, Airmen, Coast Guardsman, or Sailor that is commissioned by the US Congress to carry out orders, issued/ordered (delegated) by the Commander in Chief (President of the United States).
How did the us government fulfill the need for military personnel?
The US government fulfilled the need for military personnel by introducing additional Commissioned Corps personnel.
Who was President of the us when the Japanese surrendered?
Harry Truman was the US president when WW 2 ended. He had been the vice president when President Roosevelt died in office.
Who is the executive leader of the United States?
The executive leader of the United States is the President.
US president who sent US troops to Vietnam in 1965 to prevent Communist victory?
That was President Lyndon Johnson.
What is the highest non-commissioned officer rank in the US army?
The highest Non-Commissioned Officer rank in the US Army is Sergeant Major of the Army. The current SMOA is Kenneth O. Preston.
Can a corporal outrank a specialist?
Yes - In US Armed Forces a Corporal is a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO), a Specialist is not
What is a NCO in a war?
Non - Commissioned OfficerA non-commissioned officer (NCO) is contrasted with a commissioned officer.Commissioned officers are made so by an official document, actually or symbolically issued by a sovereign power. In the US this is the President. In the United Kingdom it's the Queen.Non-commissioned officers (usually) obtain their position of authority by promotion through the enlisted rank. In the US Army they are corporals and sergeants and in the navy petty officers are NCOs.
What is an American Naval Officer?
An American Naval Officer is a commissioned officer in the US Navy or US Coast Guard.
Why does an 2nd lt out rank a warrant officer?
Because Warrant Officers fall right below the lowest Officer and right above the highest Enlisted serviceman. Warrant Officers are commissioned by the head of their branch of service. Officers are commissioned by the President of the US.
What is the name of a non commissioned sailor?
"Rate" refers to a non commissioned member of the US Navy.
Is there a story behind the rank of private in the army?
The 1570s brought us Private soldier, meaning "one below the rank of a non-commissioned officer".
Who was the last active Continental navy officer and first us commissioned officer?
John Barry.
Who was the last active continental navy officer and the first US commissioned officer?
John Barry.
Who was the last continental navy officer and the first US Navy commissioned Officer?
John Barry.
What is the difference between an officer and a petty officer?
The difference deals with authority. "Officer" is the common term applied to commissioned officers. Commissioned officers receive a commission from the President of the United States (or their head of state for other nations) and almost always have a college education in the US. This commission gives them the authority to command servicemen and impose punishment if necessary to promote good order and discipline in the ranks. A Non-commissioned officer derives his authority from his commanding officer. NCO's cannot impose punishment, but may recommend it. There is a big salary difference, at least $10,000 per year, but could be much higher.
Who was the last active continental navy officer and first US Navy commissioned officer?
John Barry.
