What is the abbreviation of officer?
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Ofcr Officer \n  Ofc Officer \nThere are two ways to abbreviate Officer. \n--Misty
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Skipper: This word comes from the Dutch Schipper, meaning "Captain". It is used occasionally, as slang, in the Navy referring to the Commanding Officer; in the Royal Navy Reserve it is a title of rank.
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private\nprivate(2)\nprivate first class\ncorporal or specialist(corporl has leadership responsibilties, specialist doesn't)\nsergeant\nstaff sergeant\nSergeant first class\nmaster sergeant\nsergeant major\n\nfor officers it goes\n2nd lieutenant\n1st lieutenant\ncaptain\nmajor\nlieutenant colonel\ncolonel\nbrigadier general\nmajor general\nlieutenant general\ngeneral
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it's slang for a J Arthur Rank
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they are not the same rank... the Army/AF equiv of Captain in the Navy is Luitenant.  Navy Captain is the equiv to Col
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M.O. stands for "modus operandi". The term is commonly used in English in a non-criminal sense to describe someone's habits or manner of working, the method of operating or functioning.
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President of the United States\nSecretary of Defense\nVice President of the United States
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An acronym refers to a word where every letter stands for a word, like FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation.  An abbreviation is a shortening of a word or two words like coz for because and won't for will not.
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Police (Non-Military):\n\nadam\nboy\ncharles\ndavid\nedward\nfrank\ngeorge\nhenry\nida\njohn\nking\nlincoln\nmary\nnora\nocean\npaul\nqueen\nrobert\nsam\ntom\nunion\nvictor\nwilliam\nx-ray\nyoung\nzebra
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PHONETIC ALPHABET\n\nwhen using the police radio some letters sound very much alike, such as "D" and "E" "B" and "C" and so on.  so the phonetic alphabet was devised.  there are two common versions of the phonetic alphabet, the one used most commonly in law enforcement is listed first, and then the one commonly used by military is listed second. \n\nA..........ADAM       J..........JOHN      S..........SAM \nB..........BOY         K.........KING        T..........TOM \nC..........CHARLES L..........LINCOLN U..........UNION \nD..........DAVID      M.........MARY      V..........VICTOR \nE..........EDWARD  N..........NORA     W.........WILLIAM \nF..........FRANK      O..........OCEAN   X..........X-RAY \nG..........GEORGE   P..........PAUL      Y..........YELLOW \nH..........HENRY      Q.........QUEEN     Z..........ZEBRA \nI...........IDA            R..........ROBERT   \n\n                 A second version of the phonetic alphabet mostly used by the us military\n\nA.....Alpha        J.....Juliet        S.....Sierra \nB.....Bravo       K.....Kilo           T.....Tango \nC.....Charlie     L.....Lima         U.....Uniform \nD.....Delta        M....Mike          V.....Victor \nE.....Echo        N.....November W....Whiskey \nF.....Foxtrot      O.....Oscar       X.....X-Ray \nG.....Golf          P......Papa       Y.....Yankee \nH.....Hotel        Q.....Quebec     Z.....Zulu \nI......India        R.....Romeo
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Could you tell us first what this abbreviation stand for?!!
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The longest acronym, according to the 1965 edition of Acronyms, Initialisms and Abbreviations Dictionary, is ADCOMSUBORDCOMPHIBSPAC, a United States Navy term that stands for "Administrative Command, Amphibious Forces, Pacific Fleet Subordinate Command."
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??  I'd need to know the context of the acronym.  Is it in a charge field?? Sentence field? Arrest agency, court agency, disposition field??  Etc.
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It means an enlisted sailor as opposed to an officer.  It comes from the early british uniform worn by enlisted sailors.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lieutenant%5Fgovernor. You'll find the answer on this site, just click the link.
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cop1    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (kp)\nn. Informal \nA police officer. \nOne that regulates certain behaviors or actions: “Faced with the world recession of the early 1980s,... the World Bank... became a stern economic taskmaster and cop” (Richard J. Barnet). \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[Short for copper2.]