In Finland Officer Candidate is a NCO -rank of Finnish Defence Forces comparable to Corporal, usually officer candidates are conscripts chosen to Reserve Officer School course from NCO school -course, after 14 weeks training officer candidates are promoted to Officer Cadet and sent back to their original units as most senior conscript leaders comparable to Sergeant for last 5–6 months of their 12 months service, during which they gain experience needed in their war-time duties, which in infantry for example is usually position of a platoon leader. At the end of service Officer Cadets are promoted to rank of Second Lieutenant.
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| - In Finland Officer Candidate is a NCO -rank of Finnish Defence Forces comparable to Corporal, usually officer candidates are conscripts chosen to Reserve Officer School course from NCO school -course, after 14 weeks training officer candidates are promoted to Officer Cadet and sent back to their original units as most senior conscript leaders comparable to Sergeant for last 5–6 months of their 12 months service, during which they gain experience needed in their war-time duties, which in infantry for example is usually position of a platoon leader. At the end of service Officer Cadets are promoted to rank of Second Lieutenant.
- An Officer Candidate, or OC, is an officer in training, or OIT. The officer candidate may also be known by or have the title midshipman, or whichever title the crew designates for OCs. Like commanding officer and executive officer, there is no official designator for an officer candidate or officer in training in Puzzle Pirates. The typical officer candidate is a pirate within the crew who has been recommended by other officers or selected by the captain or other officers, depending on crew rules, and is training to meet the crew's promotion requirements.
- Officer candidate is a rank in some militaries of the world that is an appointed position while a person is in training to become an officer. More often than not, an officer candidate was a civilian who applied to join the military directly as an officer. Officer candidates are, therefore, not considered of the same status as enlisted personnel.
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| - Officer candidate is a rank in some militaries of the world that is an appointed position while a person is in training to become an officer. More often than not, an officer candidate was a civilian who applied to join the military directly as an officer. Officer candidates are, therefore, not considered of the same status as enlisted personnel. In some NATO countries, the term "officer designate" is used. In the NATO rank scale, it comes below the grade of OF-1 and is annotated as OF(D). Ranks designated as OF(D) include dokimos efedros axiomatikos in the Hellenic Army, and chuẩn úy ("officer designate") in the Vietnam People's Army.
- In Finland Officer Candidate is a NCO -rank of Finnish Defence Forces comparable to Corporal, usually officer candidates are conscripts chosen to Reserve Officer School course from NCO school -course, after 14 weeks training officer candidates are promoted to Officer Cadet and sent back to their original units as most senior conscript leaders comparable to Sergeant for last 5–6 months of their 12 months service, during which they gain experience needed in their war-time duties, which in infantry for example is usually position of a platoon leader. At the end of service Officer Cadets are promoted to rank of Second Lieutenant.
- An Officer Candidate, or OC, is an officer in training, or OIT. The officer candidate may also be known by or have the title midshipman, or whichever title the crew designates for OCs. Like commanding officer and executive officer, there is no official designator for an officer candidate or officer in training in Puzzle Pirates. The typical officer candidate is a pirate within the crew who has been recommended by other officers or selected by the captain or other officers, depending on crew rules, and is training to meet the crew's promotion requirements. Some crews may stipulate a requirement that any pirate wishing to become an officer successfully complete an officer candidacy. In such a crew, a pirate who exceeds the minimum standing and experience requirements for Officer still may not be promoted if they were not declared an officer candidate.
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