what are the jobs of privates to generals?
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Privates have no command function unless ordered otherwise or if every NCO is dead and a PFC is left.\n\nPFCs (Private First Class) have been known to lead fire-teams in combat situations, but this isn't common. A fire team is four men nowadays- one machine gunner, a loader, a grenadier, and a spotter/rifleman.\n\nLance Corporals and Corporals serve in Fire Teams but can also lead them.\n\nSeargents are in charge of Fire Teams or Squads, depending on their seniority and sub-class (Master Sgt, Staff Sgt, Sgt. Major, Gunnery Seargent). Squads are two or three fireteams.\n\nLieutenants lead platoons (three or four squads, around 40 men), or act as second in command for companies or platoons.\n\nCaptains lead companies (2 platoons, around 100 men).\n\nMajors are often administrative jobs, but they can lead battalions, although it doesn't happen a lot.\n\nLight colonels (aka half colonel, lieutenant colonels) and full colonels (aka bird colonels) lead battalions, which is four companies of 400 men or more. It used to be that full colonels lead regiments of 1000 men, but fighting has evolved past using such large numbers.\n\nBrigadiers lead brigades of around 3000 men, but they can be assigned to any task. This applies to all other generals.\n\nMajor generals often are in charge of divisions, which can be as many as 10,000 troops. Lieutenant generals also can lead divisions.\n\nFour stars are never in command roles.
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His promotion to Major General was likely a war-time promotion, which by definition reverts to the lower level once his position in charge of the division was eliminated. He would have to be a general of some sort to be able to give orders to every member of the division. He was ostensibly removed because of his age, but I'm sure the fact that the division failed its readiness test didn't help anything.
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It depends what their job description is.\n\nSome help manage an MPs time, sort out meetings etc.\n\nOthers help draft new proposals, private members bills or speeches.\n\nSome work for local authorities, councils and the like doing day-to-day administrative jobs. Basically any 'emination of the state' employs civil servants - people tend to think of them just as the ones at Whitehall but there are far more than that.\n\nA lot seem to want to run the country
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Goverment turning over the operation of operation to a private company. For example, the US president wants to turn over the social security admin to the private market.\nTry Wikipedia for a definition, too, maybe they have a better defination.\nGood luck with the project.
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e-1 recruit\ne-2 private\ne-3 private first class\ne-4 specialist\ne-4 corporal (Non Commissioned Officer)\ne-5 Sergeant (NCO)\ne-6 staff sergeant (NCO)\ne-7 Sergeant first class (NCO)\ne-8 Master sergeant, first sergeant (NCO)\ne-9 Sergeant Major, Command sergeant Major (NCO)
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Those private guys are former military anyway.  So when the military guys get out, they can go do that if they want. But they'll probably never want to see that desert again.
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Sorry, could you be a bit more specific?  Which Lady? Which Private Eye?
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A S Johnson if you accept a breverent rank as a general,if not I'm stumped
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I don't know if there are any "official" duties, but this is what I came up with from the top of my head:\n\nUphold the constitution and the law of the land\nRepresent their constituents \nBring money and jobs their district\nServe on committees\nLegislate
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The higher they climb in the military, the less duties they perform, and the more they can delegate.\n\nIt is better to be a General, and HAVE a General illness...than be a Major, and HAVE a Major Illness!
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Going after someone in your chain of command could be devasting for your career. Imagine if you were to go out and you had an arguement. work would be very uncomfortable the next day wouldn't it?
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LT assignments  Mr. Keith Jones jonesk0@hoffman.army.mil\n\nCPT and 1LT(P)  CPT Sedrick Jackson Sedrick.Jackson@hoffman.army.mil
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There are civilian leaders first (Secy of the Navy, Army, Air Force, etc.) then there are the military leaders ; Joint Chiefs, who are the senior military members of each service.
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private counsel?\ni think
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Generals, with 59 members of the graduating class of 164 becoming at least brigadier (1 star) generals. There were two who made General of the Army (5 star) in Dwight Eisenhauer and Omar Bradley.\n\nA complete list can be found at
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Join the military.  Run, Run, Run. Shoot, Shoot, And shoot some more.
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if you're referring to the actually building, the place of employment, then it would be restricted or unrestricted access to the offices. if you're talking about public office, such as an elected official, then it's slightly different. there are paid and unpaid positions in local government, paid positions usually being a fulltime job, if you lose the election though, you're out. private employment is where you work for a civilian employer.