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Revision as of 02:50, 30 January 2018
Succession/Chain of Command
This is the list of the order in which command passes due to Death, SSD, Imprisonment, or anything else that makes someone unfit to command. Note: You do not assume their title or rank, only their responsibilities.
- Commander
- Executive Officer
- Staff Officer (If there is more then one, the outgoing acting Commander will pick one or they will discuss among themselves who takes charge)
- Chief Engineer
- Pilot Officer
- Requisitions Officer
- Chief MP
- Military Police (If there is more then one, the outgoing acting Commander will pick one or they will discuss among themselves who takes charge)
- Squad Leader (Starting at Alpha goes through the squads)
- Cargo/Maint Tech (If there is more then one, the outgoing acting Commander will pick one or they will discuss among themselves who takes charge)
- Any MILITARY personnel.
Departments and Ranks
These are the departments which make up the USCM.
Command:
| Job | Rank |
|---|---|
| Commander | Commander |
| Executive Officer | Lieutenant Commander |
| Staff Officer | Lieutenant |
| Pilot Officer | Ensign |
| Chief MP | Warrant Officer |
| Military Police | Staff Sergeant |
Support:
| Job | Rank |
|---|---|
| Chief Engineer | Lieutenant Commander |
| Requisitions Officer | Ensign |
| Maintenance Technician | Technical Sergeant |
| Cargo Technician | Sergeant |
Combat:
| Job | Rank |
|---|---|
| Squad Leader | Staff Sergeant |
| Squad Specialist | Sergeant |
| Squad Medic | Corporal |
| Squad Engineer | Corporal |
| Squad Smartgunner | Lance Corporal |
| Squad Marine | Private |
Civilian:
| Job | Rank |
|---|---|
| Chief Medical Officer | Civilian |
| Doctor | Civilian |
| Researcher | Civilian |
| Corporate Liaison | Civilian |
Full USCM Ranks
Officers
- Skymarshall of the USSF (United States Space Forces)
- Fleet Admiral
- Admiral
- Rear Admiral
- Captain
- Commander
- Lieutenant Commander
- Lieutenant
- Ensign
Enlisted
- Command Sergeant Major of the USSF (United States Space Forces)
- Sergeant Major
- Master Sergeant/First Sergeant
- Sergeant First Class
- Staff Sergeant
- Technical Sergeant
- Sergeant
- Corporal
- Lance Corporal
- Private First Class
- Private
Warrant Officers
Warrant Officers are separate from both the officer and enlisted ranks within the USCM. Their commissions is issued through "Warrant" within their specific field as recognition of their expertise, opposed to a standard officers commission. Generally, they are considered to outrank all enlisted personnel, and are treated with the effective rank of Lieutenant Commander. They must still follow the orders of those above them, however, in situations such as Law Enforcement they typically function as the ultimate authority in the areas of their specific expertise.