what is a non-comissioned officer?
 

I always hear about them in movies and books and i never knew what it meant? And whats the difference between a non-commissioned officer and a commissioned officer?

A fancy name for Sergeant

NCO is below Lt.

CO Is like Lt. And above. hence they get payed more, i guess biggrin:

They are like an official officer.

A NCO doesnt go thru Officer Training School like a commisioned officer does.

Guys its just a fancy name for Sergeants.....nothing more

Thank you.

its anyone above corporal or whatever

[quote="Capt. John Miller":95a91]NCO is below Lt.

CO Is like Lt. And above. hence they get payed more, i guess biggrin:

They are like an official officer.[/quote:95a91]

Do you even know what an CO is, or stands for??

Your "CO" is your Commanding Officer in your unit, wether it be a Captain, Lieutenant or a Colonel. The rest are "superiors".

As for NCO's... it's not just a "fancy" word as Vance said. It simply means what it says... "Non-Commisioned". 2nd Lieutenants and up are "commisioned" so to speak.

Another thing Vance got mixed up... NCO's are not only Sergeants, but Corporals and Lance Corporals are, too.

Get it right, niggers... biggrin:

....no shit i know what CO means you dike

Do YOU know what XO means?(easy one) biggrin:

Executive officer

how 'bout LCDR

Lueitenant Commander

how about CZHALP ??










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[quote="Capt. Albright":7db26]Executive officer[/quote:7db26]

gg!

[quote="Capt. Albright":808ae]A NCO doesnt go thru Officer Training School like a commisioned officer does.[/quote:808ae]
hes right.

What does MG stand for( and not Machine gun)