Officer Cadet
| Imperial Army Ground Forces Command ranks |
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| Commissioned Officers |
| O11a » Field Marshal |
| O10 » General (Colonel-General) |
| O9 » Lieutenant General |
| O8 » Major General |
| O7 » Brigadier General |
| O6 » Colonel |
| O5 » Lieutenant Colonel |
| O4 » Major |
| O3 » Captain |
| O2 » First Lieutenant |
| O1 » Second Lieutenant |
| O0 » Officer Cadet |
| Enlisted Ranks |
| E9 » Sergeant Major |
| E8 » Master Sergeant (First Sergeant) |
| E7 » Leading Sergeant |
| E6 » Staff Sergeant |
| E5 » Sergeant |
| E4 » Lance Sergeant |
| E3 » Corporal |
| E2 » Lance Corporal |
| E1 » Private (Private 1st Class) |
| E0 » Recruit (Private Recruit) |
The rank of Cadet (O0) is the rank of an officer-in-training in the Imperial Army Ground Force Command.
Description (Specifications)[edit]
The rank of Cadet (O0) is the rank of an officer-in-training in the Imperial Army Ground Force Command.
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Navy is Cadet.
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Marines is Cadet
History & Background (Dossier)[edit]
The term "Cadet" originated on ancient pre-industrial Terra from the practice of placing "marks of cadence" upon the coats-of-arms of the younger sons of an arms-bearer, the younger sons being said to belong to "cadet-lines" of the family. As these younger sons normally possessed no prospective inheritance, they would often enter into military service as an "officer-in-training" at a military academy, where they were known as "cadets".
In Imperial usage, Cadet is a rank held by prospective army officers during their training at a Officer Training Corps at a Civil College to become commissioned officers. Members of the Imperial Military Academy intending to enter the Imperial Army will also be ranked as Cadets.
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- Gareth Hanrahan. Core Rulebook (Mongoose Publishing, 2008), 12.
- Marc Miller. Players' Manual (Game Designers Workshop, 1987), 48-50.
- Collated by: BackworldTraveller