nco|ncos in English
noun NCO (noncommissioned officer)
n.c.o., military officer who does not hold a commission, enlisted soldier given a position of command over other enlisted troops, noncom, officer without a commission (Military)
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1. 14 Food for the ordinary Soviet troops and NCOs was very poor.
2. The evolution of professional development includes Airmanship 300 in FTAC, with Airmanship 400 and 500 projected to be developed for the NCO and Senior NCO Professional Enhancement Courses.
3. However, E-4s in the Army with the rank of Specialist are not NCOs.
4. And then a jumpmaster comes, and he's an experienced NCO in parachute operations.
5. The Corporal will go to the NCO training school while the specialist might not
6. USMC Brassards are commonly used to identify personnel in a duty status such as Duty NCO, Duty Driver, Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Day (OOD) Command Duty Officer (CDO) Sentry, Staff Duty NCO (SDNCO) etc
7. Artillery is a squad call-in, called by the squad's NCO using Q-right click
8. Assuming a leadership position is one of the most important leadership situations you’ll face as an NCO
9. The infantry regiments of the British Army train at Sennybridge, where NCO selection also takes place.
10. The Army Reserve will publish Analphabetical list of all NCOs who are found MQ and FQ by an evaluation board
11. A Battalion normally is commanded by a lieutenant colonel, and a command sergeant major serves as principal NCO assistant
12. The Belgians are equipped much like a regular frontline mortar squad – they have an NCO, a marksmen, a machinegunner and a grenadier.
13. In practice, the Corporal outranks a specialist and will be treated as an NCO by the soldiers below him or her
14. NCO ranks begin at E-4 or E-5, depending upon service and are generally attained between three and six years of service.
15. It is the highest non-NCO enlisted rank in the Navy, directly below Petty Officer Third Class and directly above Crewman Apprentice
16. The tanks were given to Assault Tank Units 1 and 2, founded on 20 September 1917, each with five officers and 109 NCOs and soldiers.
17. Senior and junior NCOs (French: Sous-officiers) – including Private 1st class – wore cloth chevrons on both upper sleeves; enlisted men (French: Hommes de troupe) wore no insignia.
18. In areas observing Commonwealth of Nations or United States doctrine, Chevrons are used as an insignia of enlisted or NCO rank by military forces and by police
19. The NCO ignited the fuses at 1:00 in the afternoon while the bridge was still crowded with retreating French troops and Oudinot's rearguard was still in Leipzig.
20. As in the military, officers were expected to purchase their own dress uniforms and accoutrements, but they enjoyed a lifestyle very different from the non-commissioned officers (NCOs) and men.
21. Corporal: Stepping into the world of NCOs By PFC Alicia Torbush (20th Public Affairs Detachment) March 12, 2009 The noncommissioned officers' corps is known as the "backbone of the Army." To be an
22. "Customs and Courtesies are important to our NCO Corps as well as the rest of the Army to ensure we remain a professional, self-disciplined, strong, relevant and ready force; full of pride,
23. He was typical of senior cadre recruiting NCOs in our battalion who often referred to their peers (never themselves) "hooking and Crooking" to "get the job done." From the beginning I made an extra
24. Army Learning Management System (Alms) The Alms is a centralized training system allowing training NCOs, training managers, instructors, unit commanders, and individual users to schedule, register, and deliver standardized Army training to Soldiers and DA Civilians at home and abroad.
25. If my NCO Counseled me and set up a plan of action, the plan of action was completed to standard; can my LT counsel and recommend UCMJ for the same event that the original was for? ArmyCounselingOnline says: March 28, 2014 at 11:35 pm