what is an officers military assistant called?
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A lower officer helping a higher ranking officer is called an adjutant.
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The proper title is called a Security Advisor.
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I think the title is called Sgt. AT Arms.  He/she is there to keep the peace.  Officially, he is there to keep order in the meetings, and he can throw out anyone who refuses to follow the rules of order.  In the Parliment, there is an official called the BLACK ROD, he has supreme power in the Parliment.  He is dressed in black breechers and wears a wig with a long plait, and he carries a lare rod, thus the name, Black Rod.  He is the Sgt. AT Arms of the Parliment.
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In many countries, Lieutenant is the next step in career progression in the military.\n\nIn the American military, there are commissioned officers and non-commissioned officers. Commissioned officers (in simple terms) are responsible for defining the mission while non-commissioned are responsible for carrying out the mission.\n\nA lieutentant outranks every non-commissioned officer in the military, but good lieutenants will listen to and learn from their non-commissioned officers. It is possible for a lieutenant to have been in the military for a few months, but he may have soldiers who have been in for 25 or 30 years under his command. Who do you think has more experience and knowledge?
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Archangel is the ops name that has been used several times over the past 50ish years by several branches of government and military. CIA ran an op under that name in the late 50's early 60's dealing with political prisoners interned in a camp of that name. The us military have used that ops name many times over but the most publicly known was the bombing runs done in Vietnam. If that is what you are referring to than obviously NO. Now there are satellite imagery recons, NSA surveillance, FBI ops, DEA, Homeland security as well as Army, Navy, Air force, and Marines not to mention Coast Guard and Federal, State and Local Police agencies that all run operations under various code names.  Be more specific and you might actually get a reasonable answer.
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Serving in the armed forces.
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The army uses "as you were", and the navy uses "carry on" when an officer passes by and the enlisted men come to attention and salute.  He says this to have them return to what they were doing.
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yes, the 4-star "admiral" or "general" is called admiral or general.  lesser stars have prefixes.  such as lieutenant genera, major general, rear admiral, vice admiral.  Also in times of war the navy can create a 5 star admiral call fleet admiral.
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Military Police\n\nGood luck!
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Mercenary.\n\nAll Marines talk about how they are professional.  Anyone that gets paid to kill people is usually called a mercenary.
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It's the rank of Specialist.  Such as Specialist John Doe, abbreviated as SPC John Doe..  It's the pay grade of E-4.  It's an Army rank.
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yep, its called the military (lol)\n\na military wife
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army has one...got it 97th ARCOM (97th Army Reserve Command).  Trust me on this none of these people know what they are talking about.
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It is the Embassador or the Counsulate or Counsulate General
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If you're in the service, I'd talk to your unit's admin rep. They'll be able to at least give some pointers. Some agancies can be entered while still on active duty. A temporary "on loan" or liason basis?  CIA/NSA for example sometimes use military intelligence personnel. The C.D.C. can borrow experts from USAMRIID.
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Depends on their rank... Probably Captain, Major, maybe Lt. Col...?... But then the correct way to speak directly to them would be Ma'am
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NCO's are the backbone of the Army, they are very well respected or should be, and have gone up through the ranks so they know all about the job, most Officers look up to them when they 1st come out of Sandhurst as NCO's have knowledge and experiance. If you want to know more about NCO's or the Army go to MoD website.