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ELI5: can someone explain the difference between commissioned and non commissioned officers?
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I keep seeing lots of different ranks like Warrant Officer, or Major, but I don't really understand how an army operates. Whenever I try to look things up it keeps coming back to Commissioned or Non-Commisioned Officer.
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So an analogy would be that officers are like the architects for a building, while the NCOs are the site foremen and team leaders?