Assertion: warrant officer | /r/HasProperty | upper deck
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text: In the mid 19th century, the navy had a well known rate/rank divider which appeared to put the then three well known decks into order - the navy today has but two decks, upper and lower but back then, it was generally accepted that there was a lower deck, a middle deck [always on the orlop deck, a busy management and accommodation deck for warrant officers, which was also the surgeons quarter and his operating theatre] and an upper deck, and on each deck there was a group of rates/ranks, representing the three levels of management, junior, middle and senior