Serious! Commissioned officer or warrant?

It depends on what country you are talking about. E.g. , in Canada, the Warrant Officer is the rank immediately above Sergeant.

Then there is the Master, and Chief Warrants Officers above that. In the US forces, a Warrant Officer is something between an Enlisted person, and a commissioned officer. I am not sure what this actually means in the Chain of Command!

But, it seems to work for them. Other countries vary on the Warrant Rank. In the British Commonwealth, it is generally above Sergeants, and below Officers - i.e.

, the most senior NCO's.

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