Lieutenant Commander (IA)
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Imperial Army Nautical Force Command ranks |
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Commissioned Officers |
O8 » Sea Admiral (various grades) |
O7 » Sea Commodore |
O6 » Sea Captain |
O5 » Commander |
O4 » Lieutenant Commander |
O3 » Lieutenant |
O2 » Sub-Lieutenant |
O1 » Ensign |
O0 » Officer Cadet (Sea Cadet) / Midshipman |
Enlisted |
E9 » Master Chief Petty Officer (MCPO) |
E8 » Senior Chief Petty Officer (SCPO) |
E7 » Chief Petty Officer (CPO) |
E6 » Petty Officer First Class (PO1) |
E5 » Petty Officer Second Class (PO2) |
E4 » Petty Officer Third Class (PO3) |
E3 » Able Sailor (AS) |
E2 » Sailor (SO) |
E1 » Sailor Apprentice (SA) |
E0 » Sailor Recruit (SR) |
The rank of Lieutenant Commander (O4) is the third most senior non-flag-officer officer rank in the Imperial Army Nautical Force Command.
Description (Specifications)
The smallest Ships of the Imperial Army are under the charge of a Lieutenant Commander, if not commanded by a more senior officer. Military Lieutenant Commanders may also hold staff appointments.
- The Imperial Army Ground Force Command equivalent is Major.
- The Imperial Marines equivalent is Force Commander.
History & Background (Dossier)
The rank of Commander has a long history from its first inception in the wet-navies of pre-spaceflight planetary naval services. It is shortened from the old term Master and Commander.
This rank's name indicates that the holder deputised for that commander or was their second-in-command.
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- Bryan Steele. Mercenary (Mongoose Publishing, 2008), 12.
- Collated by: BackworldTraveller