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Logistical
Guides
Promotion Guide
The following is a guide to how promotions work.
| Officer Ranks |
Ensign
Lieutenant JG
Lieutenant
Lt. Commander
Commander
Commander 1st Class
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Ranks between Ensign and Commander 1st Class are awarded purely on the basis of points scored in the trivia.
Once a rank of Lieutenant Commander has been reached, you will be eligible to take the role of first officer of a ship, should one become available to you. |
Command Ranks |
Captain |
The rank of Captain is awarded to officers that are in possession of a ship and have completed the command training course. People that have not completed the course will not be promoted to captain. They must have also achieved the rank of Commander. |
Flag ranks
Promotion through these ranks is not automatic, and will require outstanding work in the field and are awarded with the discretion of the command staff.
| Commodore |
The rank of commodore is awarded to officers that have fulfilled all the criteria of being Captain, and are in command of a squadron of ships.
Other Captains can be promoted to the rank of Commodore if they have served S47 for more than a year and fill a hold a position in the management side of Section 47. |
| Rear Admiral |
The rank of Rear Admiral may be bestowed upon any officer that has reached the position of Commodore and has served Section 47 with distinction for over a year. |
| Vice Admiral |
Any Rear Admiral, that is elevated to a position of commanding officer of a fleet, or to a command staff post. |
| Admiral |
The position of Admiral is awarded to officers that have served the command staff well for a long period of time. |
| Fleet Admiral |
An admiral may be promoted to the rank of Fleet Admiral only after serving Section 47 with extremely dedicated service, and first having served as an Admiral. |
| Section Admiral |
The Section Admiral is the highest rank that can be achieved in Section 47. They will have servered as a member of the command staff before assuming this command rank. |
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