What are the duties and reponsibilities of sgt of arms?
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I think the title is called Sgt. AT Arms.  He/she is there to keep the peace.  Officially, he is there to keep order in the meetings, and he can throw out anyone who refuses to follow the rules of order.  In the Parliment, there is an official called the BLACK ROD, he has supreme power in the Parliment.  He is dressed in black breechers and wears a wig with a long plait, and he carries a lare rod, thus the name, Black Rod.  He is the Sgt. AT Arms of the Parliment.
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In the Pentagon, everyone one has a ranking whether they be military or civilian.  This is how seniority is controlled.  This is how authority is controlled.  As an example, if you are a Navy Captain, that is equivalent to a O-7, I believe.  The civilian equivalent to that may be a G-17.  I'm just guessing on that, but I'm not far off.  Those two individuals would then be the same rank and would not have authority one over the other.  However, a Brigedier General would be a O-8 (again, I'm guessing) and he or she would have authority over the latter two.\n\nA civilian government job works much the same way as a military job or rank.  On many bases throughout the world, military and civilians work together, so this pecking order is in place to maintain protocol and decorum.\n\nI might add, time in grade does play a part, most of the time, as far as authority is concerned.  Two people working together with the same G rating would determine which has more time in grade, that person would then have the authority over the other.  Yet, a person of higher authority need not take that into account when making assignments regarding these two individuals.
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They do the same thing pretty much.. Your MOS is your job so it makes all the differance..
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Military format of what?
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Well, I can't disagree with High Jack, but I don't know that you've got yourself an answer from him.\n\nTypically, the duties of a police sergeant are to supervise police officers.  This means supervising their work, reviewing their reports, writing their evaluations, mentoring them, training them, counseling them, and helping them to be as successful as they want to be.  They might also be in other supervisory positions, such as being responsible for the communications division, records division, supervising detectives, jailers, or civilans.\n\nAlong with supervising officers, sergeants are generally called upon to supervise an incident until such time as the brass shows up and starts screwing things up.
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www.veteransagency.mod.uk\n\nmight be able to help\nor\nwww.armed-guard.co.uk
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The Sgt at my last job was part of that.  It's a group of people that get together and take turns doing speeches and the like, basically.
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Either JOIN AND SERVE or If you are already in... ask your Mess Sgt.
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In any O.I.S. (Officer involved shooting) there's an automatic review and investigation.  ANY time an officer's weapon goes off, there'll be an ivestigation. The I.A. investigation will take first the statements of the officers who were there, then the civilians. It's conducted with a bit more discretion than a criminal investigation, but the methods are pretty much the same. If there's no evidence of misconduct by the officer, he'll be cleared of any wrongdoing. \n  The biggest difference from this scenario, and most civilian related shootings, is that there's not only criminal consideration, but also procedural investigation. If the officer's not committed any crimes, they still have to determine if he's violated the protocol of his department for an officer to discharge his firearm. He may be cleared of a crime, but excercised poor judgement. In these cases, they have to decide whether or not to push for discipline.
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Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England  is temporarily (or may be permanently) acting as  Sec of Def.\n\nThe Deputy Secretary of Defense is delegated full power and authority to act for the Secretary of Defense and exercise the powers of the Secretary on any and all matters for which the Secretary is authorized to act pursuant to law.\n\nit control whole army, not just airforce..
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It should be held by someone who knows about defence and has the respect of his or her Department. The Secretary of Defence must have the President's confidence. It would be a conflict of interest for someone serving in the military to serve in the position in any case. He or she would have to leave the military.\n\nFor this reason statute law provides the secretary must be a civilian who has not served in the active component of the armed forces for at least 10 years (10 USC Sec. 113).
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That depends on what has occured.  Has the animal bitten someone?  Is this a repeated offense?  Has the service member been charged with animal cruelty?  Trying to run a shelter?  Trying to establish a breeding business on base?\n\nThe commander can order the service member to do anything that is for the "good of the command".  So, if the commander has determined that the soldier is violating laws/regulations, in danger of violating laws/regulations, creating a health hazard, or has dangerous animals, then the answer is "YES".
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http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/intro/ranks.htm
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Furstcat, Apparently she wasn't too bright the only salute an Army enlisted will give a Marine is the one finger salute.\nEnlisted of any branch salutes Officers of any branch and country.\n\nHowever doing so in a theater of war could be a death sentence for the officer.
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well yeah you can go through his chain of command. or on base it would be the mp.'s but they will just take him for the 72 hour cool down period in the barracks and he'll probably be mad when he comes home. or off base call local police.  then theres restraining orders.  but if he has a fukked up chain of command he'll get away with everything he does  like my ex husband.his whole chain of command lied for him and stuck up for him in court for the domestic violence incidents and hell now hes getting away with murder.
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You mean SOPs ( Standard Operating Procedures).\nFirst of all set down the main structure of your SOPs.  It may go something like this:\n\nAMENDMENTS\nThis page should be inserted infront of the document to keep track of future amendment to your procedures.\n\nINTRODUCTION\nHere you briefly provide a summary of what are the objectives of the security checks\n\nTYPES OF SECURITY CHECKS\nHere you may list down the types of checks your expected from your security officers, eg premises, compounds, perimeter fence, access control, etc.\n\nLEVEL OF CHECKS\nIdentity checks, full body search, full vehicle search, thorough check of all premises, check only critical areas, etc.\n\nSECURITY OFFICERS\nTypes of training required, certified officers, security clearance of officers, number of officers required.  How are they equipped.\n\nSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES\nHere you list down how the officers will be performing their duties.\n- Access control, time and duration -  people and vehicles\n- Premises and compound - check points and check points scanner, frequency.\n- Actions to be taken if things are not in order\n- Who they should report to\n- Backup\n\nADDENDUM\nHere you include Annexes in detail for:\n1.  Code of conduct for security officers (his attire, turn out, behaviour, punctuality, politeness, professionalism, their working hours, etc)\n2.  A sketch plan of the premises showing the checkpoints\n3.  An inventory of equipment: torchlight, walkie-talkies, raincoat, etc.\n4.  Reporting forms to be used - patroling report, incidents report, visitors log, etc.\n5.  Samples of visitors' passes and permanent/temporary staff passes.
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special weapons and tactics