can a superior office be awarded the cmh by an officer of lower rank?
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NO it can ONLY be awarded by the president of the United States, It may be presented by a lower ranking officer.
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The Governor of the State of Kentucky issues the certificate.  I once received one, for community service.  I am not sure who recommended me.  You might ask your state legislator what the qualifications are.\n\nThese awards are fun, and silly.  I am a Kentucky Colonel, and an Admiral in The Great Navy of Nebraska  :-)
850511
Yes.. as long as you make out the paperwork at the military level to do so.. otherwise she cannot... just the usual allotment
990010
it depends on the department.  many have strong unions and there really isn't a standard as long as you can preform you normal duties.
730421
No you don't get a medal or a certificate for been a British M16. Sorry no Knighthood for ex M16 agents only the boss get the Knighthood or the female boss get a damehood that all
676392
Upon a completed five years of service in an organisation....an employee is eligible for gratuity....
798733
well yeah you can go through his chain of command. or on base it would be the mp.'s but they will just take him for the 72 hour cool down period in the barracks and he'll probably be mad when he comes home. or off base call local police.  then theres restraining orders.  but if he has a fukked up chain of command he'll get away with everything he does  like my ex husband.his whole chain of command lied for him and stuck up for him in court for the domestic violence incidents and hell now hes getting away with murder.
737683
A 1 star General is above a Colonel, more correctly called a Brigadier General.  A Lieutenant Colonel is below a Colonel.
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A S Johnson if you accept a breverent rank as a general,if not I'm stumped
858102
Military ranking is the basis for many facets of society.  Police departments, in many cases, follow the concept to the point of using names and ranks for individuals as they climb the department ranks.  Protocol in the corporate structure is fashioned after military structure.  Many in the corporate structure today, would not realize this because they have never served in a military environment.\n The Pentagon, or for that matter any military complex in the whole world where civilians and military personnel work together, have melded there ranking so that seniority and rank prevail over those of lesser rank or seniority.  So much so, that a civilian  with a higher G-rating than an officer with a lower O-ranking is in command of a project they work on, jointly, unless the civilian is assigned only in a consulting capacity.
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392. Signalmen incapable.-If an Ordinary Signalman or Signalman should be reported by his Captain as incapable of performing his duty efficiently the Commander-in-Chief may order his rating to be changed to any rating in the Seaman class for which he may be qualified
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I'm not sure I understand your question, so I'll try to answer it by giving you an outline of the promotion process.  Now, I don't know how it works for officers, so I'll have to give you only how it works with non-comisssioned members.\n\nThe first promotion to Private Trained (Able Seaman) is an automatic thing.  30 months in the service and your QL3 and you get that first hook.\n\nFrom Private/Able Seaman to Corporal/Leading Seaman is also automatic.  After 3 years in the service you are eligible to be advance-promoted to that new rank.  Otherwise, it is automatic after 4 years in.\n\nSubsequent promotions then follow a standard pattern.  First, you must have at least 2 years in rank and 2 Personel Evaluation Reports.  Those are sent to a board where they are evaluated and ranked.  Once the ranking is complete, the board compiles a merit list for people who will be in line for promotion.  \n\nNow, this doesn't mean you will be promoted.  First, you have to be fit and not on a medical category or on a compassionate posting of any sort.  Second, there must be openings somewhere in the new rank, and that can mean getting posted.  It also means that if they are only forecasting 30 promotions from one rank to another in a given trade and you are 40 on the merit list, you're most likely S.O.L.  Trust me, I've been there.\n\nAs for promotion criteria, unlike the US we don't only look at time in and performance on command exams.  I have seen USN personnel with great technical abilities but couldn't lead a drunk to a bottle of beer.  In our case, we assess leadership abilities, adaptability, people skills and communication skills as well as trade abilities in order to get the best possible people promoted and put in the right positions.  Granted, it fails more often than we'd like, but that's the way we do business.
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Yes, there are cases where a commissioned officer could have as few as 60 credit hours (if they were commissioned through a military junior college ROTC program), or as few as 90 if they went through OCS.\n\nA bachelor's degree is required for promotion to Captain (O-3)
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In the Pentagon, everyone one has a ranking whether they be military or civilian.  This is how seniority is controlled.  This is how authority is controlled.  As an example, if you are a Navy Captain, that is equivalent to a O-7, I believe.  The civilian equivalent to that may be a G-17.  I'm just guessing on that, but I'm not far off.  Those two individuals would then be the same rank and would not have authority one over the other.  However, a Brigedier General would be a O-8 (again, I'm guessing) and he or she would have authority over the latter two.\n\nA civilian government job works much the same way as a military job or rank.  On many bases throughout the world, military and civilians work together, so this pecking order is in place to maintain protocol and decorum.\n\nI might add, time in grade does play a part, most of the time, as far as authority is concerned.  Two people working together with the same G rating would determine which has more time in grade, that person would then have the authority over the other.  Yet, a person of higher authority need not take that into account when making assignments regarding these two individuals.
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It is possible, depending on the unit your attached to and your duty assignment.
220365
Yes.  But be sure you are not interested in any position that involves security clearance.  If you get married to a felon, it could limit your ability to move up the ranks since it might affect your ability to get approval to do some military tasks.
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Some cities have special circumstances to holding positions within their infrastructure. Most cities don't have restrictions on where officers (even chiefs) must live, but some do. Restrictions could include living within a certain response radius and sometimes incentives are given to get officers to live in certain neighborhoods with the hopes that officers living in less desirable  neighborhoods might make them safer and help the department image.\n\nCheck with the city hall in Oak Grove, LA to find out for sure.