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1. www.canada.ca › army-ranksArmy ranks - Canada.ca

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   Ranks in the Canadian Army mark a person's position in its hierarchical structure. Badges show a person's rank.

2. www.canadiansoldiers.com › ranks › tableofranksandTable of Ranks and Responsibilities - canadiansoldiers.com

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   The rank system evolved over decades to permit different soldiers with different functions within a unit to operate with the proper level of authority. Some ranks were only found once within a unit, other ranks were held by soldiers performing many different functions. The following is a list of the major appointments in an infantry battalion.

3. www.canada.ca › en › armyCanadian Army Ranks and Badges - Canada.ca

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   Oct 15, 2021 · Canadian Army Ranks and Badges. October 15, 2021. Ranks in the Canadian Army mark a person's position in its hierarchical structure. Badges show a person's rank. Visit Site. Date modified: 2021-10-28. Government of Canada. All contacts.

4. www.canada.ca › en › servicesMilitary ranks - Canada.ca

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   As people gain more responsibility and authority, they earn promotions in rank. The formal rank structure within the Forces is essential for: passing orders in operations; ensuring clarity of command; maintaining order and discipline; Insignia, the badges worn on uniforms, show the person's rank. You can see the insignia for each rank at:

5. library-archives.canada.ca › eng › collectionMilitary abbreviations used in service files - Canada

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   Military abbreviations used in service files starting with B. B & GFU. Bombing and Gunnery Flying Unit. B & GS. Bombing and Gunnery School. B of the MG of the ONDHQ. Branch of the Master General of the Ordnance, National Defence Headquarters. B Report. Burial Report.

6. www.cmhs.ca › PDFs › CMHS_MilitaryAbbreviationsMilitary Abbreviations (WW1 to present) Canadian & Commonwealth

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   Below is a list of Canadian & Commonwealth Military Abbreviations and/or Acronyms. This list is principally focused on the Canadian Military from WW1 to present day, however this list also contains many Commonwealth (United Kingdom, Australia, ect.) abbreviations/acronyms. Apologizes in advance for any duplications or spelling errors!

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   What does a Canadian Army rank mean?

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   Canadian Army Ranks and Badges - Canada.ca

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   What is a military rank?

   • Most discussions of military ranks in books or online tend to ignore the fact that these ranks are intended to be held by men performing specific functions within a unit for which that rank is necessary.

   Table of Ranks and Responsibilities - canadiansoldiers.com

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   What is a second lieutenant in the Army?

   • A second lieutenant is the lowest rank among the commissioned officers in the army. This is the first rank upon completion of officer training. They will usually be in charge of a platoon, but at this stage, they are still learning and developing their leadership skills.

   Canadian Army Ranks in Order

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   What is the difference between a WO III and a platoon commander?

   • Corporal, but lower ranks could lead a section. Typically, a Lance Corporal was second in command. After 1940, the WO III rank was abolished and most of these WO IIIs were commissioned as officers. An officer was referred to as "platoon commander" while a WO III in the same position was called a "Platoon Sergeant Major" or PSM.

   Table of Ranks and Responsibilities - canadiansoldiers.com

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   What is a WO III rank?

   • 1. Not a rank, but an appointment. Corporal, but lower ranks could lead a section. Typically, a Lance Corporal was second in command. After 1940, the WO III rank was abolished and most of these WO IIIs were commissioned as officers.

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   The Lieutenant General is the second-highest rank in the Canadian Army. They typically have 35 to 40 years of experience and are responsible for leading a core of 20,000 to 50,000 soldiers. At this rank, they will deal with government officials and assist with policies directly affecting the army.