what is a lateral officer?
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In short, a lateral officer is a police officer already working as a police officer who transfers to another department.
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Horizontal champions. :-)
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Assuming that they are all the same pay grade, say O-3, it would depend on whose turf they were on.  If they on the space shuttle, he commands.  On the Navy ship, it would be Navy guys final word.  If they are on neutral territory, it would most likely be who ever has the best leadership skills.  Which usually is connected to time in grade.  The more time in grade, the more experience you have and the better you would be at leading.  At the same time, any troops assigned to each O-3 would answer only to that one officer, no matter who is calling the shots.
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Lateral just means side.  So the lateral face of a cube would be on either side of the front or back.
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you can look up on the internet and search for the database of NAVY UIC's that has the command hierarchy and you willi find it
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The answer is company officers.  They are internal.  All of the others are external.
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I don't know if they teach officers this, but us enlisted folks are taught that if there's a problem with a piece of equipment, you kick it or hit it with something to try and get it working again.  We call this "mechanical agitation."  I know that has nothing to do with plebes, but I just felt like saying it.  Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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It is when a mayor, governer, or President oders the military to act as police officers to disrupt riots, looting, and violence in order to gain control of a situation that has gotten out of control. Sort of like New Orleans after the Hurricanes. But, the miiltary did not have arrest powers. They were there as a watch dog to discourage violence and looting.
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A pilot with an ATPL would basically be a commander who in todays market commands anywhere from 2.5 to 6 lacks per month. A first officer starts at 80k upto 2.5 laks
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All you can do is call your closest precinct and tell them that you are trying to find this officer. They should be able to look him up. Good luck.
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The "truncheon" carried by officers of the law.
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It's a color guard who compete with rifles, flags, batons, etc.  My best friend was in a competition guard!  They still have reunions and march in parades during the summer.\n\nI just found ya the link below...fun!
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A lower officer helping a higher ranking officer is called an adjutant.
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I am in the Army and the guy who works next to me in my current unit is a navy guy but we are NOT a joint command, we are an Army command with Airmen, Sailors, and Marines assigned.  I think Congress authorizes Joint Commands because when a command is joint it has special privileges in regards to personnel assignment, evaluations, and awards.
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its WW2 slang...officers aid.
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Some cities have special circumstances to holding positions within their infrastructure. Most cities don't have restrictions on where officers (even chiefs) must live, but some do. Restrictions could include living within a certain response radius and sometimes incentives are given to get officers to live in certain neighborhoods with the hopes that officers living in less desirable  neighborhoods might make them safer and help the department image.\n\nCheck with the city hall in Oak Grove, LA to find out for sure.
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Cops have priorties and are very busy most of the time. I've always thought it would be fun to carry an air horn in my truck and when one of those losers pulls up next to me I could lower the window and blare the horn at him.