https://padlet.com/12walkerm/hdoi5kimrpok Task 1 en-us 2018-04-19 10:46:21 UTC 2024-07-25 20:32:52 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Apple.png 12walkerm https://padlet.com/12walkerm/hdoi5kimrpok/wish/253353136 Private Soldier: Follow Orders, Follow rules and regulations, Be at the right place at the right time

Lance Corporal: To get promoted to lance corporal, you may get promoted after phase 2 training so about 3-4 years. Lance corporals are required to supervise and give discipline if necessary to private soldiers 

Corporal: In charge of lance corporal and the privates
Sergeant: To acquire the rank of 'Sergeant' you must have served approximately 12 years within the army. The sergeant is in control of a squad/section. 

Staff Sergeant: The staff sergeant makes sure everything is booked. For example he/she makes sure vehicles and training equipment are all ready for the lower ranks to use. 

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Sergeant Major: The sergeant major is in control of all the personal below. The role focuses on training, welfare and discipline of the squad/section.
 
Second Lieutenant: They complete special arms training relevant to their corps, afterwards they at responsible for up to 30 soldiers in a troop. 

First Lieutenant: They command a troop of around 30 soldiers as well as gain skills outside their unit. 

Captain: They command up to 120 soldiers, they also plan and make decisions for ground operations.]]> 2018-05-08 08:10:03 UTC https://padlet.com/12walkerm/hdoi5kimrpok/wish/258813446 12walkerm https://padlet.com/12walkerm/hdoi5kimrpok/wish/259185721 Police constable: Officers who turn up to public 999 calls, investigate crime or take initial action at critical 
accidents. 

Police sergeant: Supervise teams of officers, overseeing police operations, volume crime investigations, demand management issues. 

Police inspector: Senior operational officer 24/7. Oversees all officers on duty at that time, there is usually a duty inspector at one time. 
Chief inspector: usually 2 or 3 working on any borough. They would oversee response teams  or police neighbourhood teams. 

Super intendant: These at responsible for operations or crime or partnerships. They also carry a range of particular statutory authorities and also act as senior public order commanders

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Chief Superintendent: They are the head of a policing area or department. They are responsible to the chief constable for all policing activity in the area.

Assistant chief constable: They are dependant on size and are responsible for a certain policy area force wide as well as territorial oversight.

Chief constable: They are 'the boss'. Chief constables are responsible for answering to the crime commissioners and making sure everything is running smoothly within the police force. ]]> 2018-05-09 08:58:04 UTC https://padlet.com/12walkerm/hdoi5kimrpok/wish/259196711 12walkerm https://padlet.com/12walkerm/hdoi5kimrpok/wish/262368622 2018-05-21 14:07:58 UTC https://padlet.com/12walkerm/hdoi5kimrpok/wish/262368622