officer means a commissioned officer of the Force; (officier)

Chief warrant officer five (CW5) Chief Warrant Officer 5

Warrant Officer Class 1 Ray Tracy was one of those artists.

2° All commissioned officers of the Defence Forces shall hold their commissions from the President.

(ii) three thousand dollars per annum if his rank is lower than warrant officer, or five thousand dollars per annum if his rank is warrant officer or higher, and

Such oath may be administered by any commissioned officer in the Naval Service.

1999: Ted Upshaw (# 36891 / O.1889) is the first Black commissioned officer in the RCMP.

There was also Warrant Officer Frank Robert Mellish, aged 38.

If you're thinking of joining the U.S. Navy or have already done so, you may want to become a commissioned officer.

The United States Army and Marine Corps offer separate pathways to becoming a commissioned officer

I joined the Canadian Army Reserve in 1988, then became a Commissioned officer in the Infantry with the Canadian Armed Forces.

Since February 2005, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has put in place a commissioned officer who provides functional oversight of its anti-corruption programs.

The same year he entered the Royal Svea Artillery Regiment, and by 1825 he had become a warrant officer second class.

Following tradition and decree by His Majesty King George IV in 1822, the bearer is always a warrant officer.

Just think of Warrant Officer 2nd Class Roland Beaudoin of Sherbrooke, yours truly’s hometown.