### person | worker | serviceman:

Officer
* achieve power.
* act as detectives.
* advance to positions.
* announce death.
* are assigned to administrative duties
  - capable of voice commands
  - human beings, complete with life experiences, when they join a police force
  - located in fraternity houses
  - mariners
  - officers
  - the leaders of an army, skilled in strategy and directing troops
* arrest men.
* arrive at scenes.
* come to conclusions.
* conduct criminal investigations
  - inspections
  - vessels
* contact women.
* describe scenes.
* determine activities
  - limits
* establish purposes
  - scientific purposes
* exercise judgment
  - poor judgment
* fill positions.
* find doors.
* follow procedures.
* gain experience.
* go to homes.
* have assignments
  - authority
  - causes
  - difficult jobs
  - direct evidence
  - eyes
  - general duties
  - probable causes
  - uniforms
* hold positions.
* include city police
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
* interact with members.
* interview witnesses.
* investigate death.
* involve in decisions.
* issue tickets.
* knock on doors.
* lead activities
  - management activities
  - such activities
  - teams
* leave houses.
* maintain safety.
* move into positions.
* must have strength.
* need skills.
* observe individuals.
* perform duties.
* point guns.
* possess expert knowledge
* provide inspections.
* read newspapers.
* receive hands.
* report movement.
* respond to calls
  - incidents
  - sides
* take charge
  - notes
  - pride
  - roles
* talk with men.
* to assess conditions
  - medical conditions
  - investigate crime
* understand authority
  - lawful authority
* use computers
  - weapons
* work desks.
* work for county sheriffs
  - holidays
* work in agencies
  - neighborhoods
  - states
  - nights
  - weekends
* write letters

### person | worker | serviceman | officer:

Admiral
* Most admirals have bloodstreams.
* includes arms
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is equivalent to the rank of general in the other uniformed services.

Aide
* are assistants.
* is an officer

### person | worker | serviceman | officer | aide:

Psychiatric aide
* provide basic care for patients who have psychological disorders.
* work in hospitals and institutions.

Army officer
* are members of both a unique profession and a complex organization
  - military officers
  - people
  - well-trained professionals
* is an officer

### person | worker | serviceman | officer | army officer:

Quartermaster
* are the individuals involved in supplying the military.
* is an army officer

### person | worker | serviceman | officer:

Captain
* are leaders.
* are located in airplanes
  - basketball teams
  - battleships
  - charge
  - militaries
  - officers in an army
  - part of teams
  - pilots
  - police officers
  - policemans
  - sailors
  - the subordinates of Generals
* are used for commanding ships
  - leadership
  - sailing boats
* commissioned officer
* includes arms
  - cell membranes
* inform attendants.
* make attempts.
* take ships.
  * are officers in an army. In a navy, captains command an entire ship. Another type of captain commander of a ship who is not in the military. There are also captains in other uniformed organisations, including the police. A leader of a sports team is also called a captain, as well as the pilot of an airliner.

Commander
* are leaders
  - people
* rank used in many navies and some air forces.
+ Commander, Commander as a naval rank: Military ranks :: Royal Navy
  * Commander is a rank used in many navies and some air forces. It is rarely used as a rank in armies, except in special forces for a team leader.

### person | worker | serviceman | officer | commissioned officer:

Commodore
* are bands.
* commissioned officer
* fly a red swallowtail burgee, with a similar shield.