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Corporal
After 6-8 years, and depending on the ability to lead, promotion to corporal typically follows, in this rank additional trade and instructor qualifications can be gained, corporals are given command of more soldiers and equipment such as tanks and guns.

Sergeant
Sergeant is a senior role of responsibility, Promotion to which typically takes place after 12 years depending on ability. Sergeants typically are second in command of a troop or platoon of up to 35 soldiers, with the important responsibility for advising and assisting junior officers.

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Staff sergeant

After a few years as a sergeant promotion to staff sergeant may follow. This is a senior role combining man and resource management of around 120 soldiers, or even command of a troop or platoon.

Warrant officer class 2
This is a senior management role focussing on the training, welfare and discipline of a squadron or battery of up to 120 soldiers. WO2s act as senior adviser to the major in command of the sub - unit and may also be selected for a commission as an officer.

Warrant officer class 1
The most senior soldier rank in the British Army, typically reached after 18 years of outstanding service. WO1s are the senior advisors of their units commanding officer, with leadership, discipline and welfare responsibilities of up to 650 officers and soldiers and equipment.

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Police Ranks and responsibilities - Senior metropolitan police officers

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Police Ranks and responsibilities - Senior metropolitan police officers

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Deputy commissioner
They have similar roles and functions as per duty chief constable.

Commissioner
Is the most senior UK police officer.

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Police Ranks and Responsibilities - Force Senior Officers

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Police Ranks and Responsibilities - Force Senior Officers

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Assistant chief constable
Between 1 and 5 per force, dependent on size. Responsible for a certain policy area force wide, as well as "territorial" oversight of two or more boroughs.

Deputy chief constable
The senior discipline authority for each force These are the second in charge and they have certain policy responsibilities and an overall eye of force performance.

Chief constable
Chief constables tend to have been CCs elsewhere first. and are responsible to the public as well as answering to the police and crime commissioner.

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British army Ranks and responsibilities 

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British army Ranks and responsibilities 

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Private
On completion of phase 1 training. all new soldiers start as privates although the title may be Trooper, Gunner, Signaller, Sapper, Guardsman etc. the responsibilities these will hold is to follow all rules and regulations and to keep there kit clean and tidy upon inspection and to be where they are needed on time.

Lance Corporal
Promotion to Lance Corporal may follow after phase 2 training or about 3 years as a private. Lance corporals are required to supervise a small team of up to four soldiers this is called a section. They also have opportunities to specialise and undertake specialist military training.

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Police Ranks and Responsibilities - Frontline Cops

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Police Ranks and Responsibilities - Frontline Cops

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Police constable
These are officers hat turn up to public 999 calls, investigate volume crime or take initial action at critical incidents.

Police sergeant
Supervise teams of officers, overseeing police operations, volume crime investigations, demand management issues and take initial control of critical incidents.

Police inspector
Senior operational officer 24/7 oversees all officers on duty at that time - there is usually just one "duty inspector" in operational command at any time.

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Police Ranks and Responsibilities - Local Senior Officers

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Police Ranks and Responsibilities - Local Senior Officers

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Chief inspector
Usually two or three working on any borough. would oversee "Response Teams" and "Police Neighbourhood Teams"

Superintendent
Usually one or two on each borough. Responsible for "Operations" or "Crime" Or "Partnerships". Also carry a range of particular statutory authorities and also act as senior public order or firearms commanders.

Chief Superintendent
Head of policing area or headquarters department. They are responsible to the chief constable for al policing activity in their area. This is the "Local Police Chief" To whom all local partnership, crime and operations matters are directed.