Senior Officer

Info
Senior Officers (SfC) are in charge of many things when not on patrol. They train Recruits (RcT), go through paper work and request Officers don't have the authority to approve, and some are put in charge of bases.

For an OfC to become an SfC, the OfC must have abilities and talents great enough to catch the eye of an SfC, who will then send in a request to the Commander (CmD) of the sector to have that OfC put on a trial run as a second in command of a squad lead by an SfC. (Normally the one who put in the request.) If the OfC does well, then the SfC of the squad will then send in a report detailing the OfC's leadership, strategic, and combat capabilities to the CmD. If the CmD believes they are a worthy candidate, then they well send a notice back saying that the OfC has been promoted. If the OfC's ability report is not enough to appeal to the CmD, they will send a notice back saying they are not skilled enough to be promoted and detailing the reasons why they aren't. Depending how the notice details goes, the OfC may stay in the squad until they are ready or may be kicked back down to watching their own squad.

Equipment
SfC's are issued a low command uniform, a heavy Kevlar vest, low or high caliber pistol, fully automatic rifle or semi-auto shotgun; reinforced metal knee, shin, elbow, forearm, and upper arm guards; a radio, and their mask gets painted with certain markings to show everyone their rank.

Permissions
SfC's have authority over all ranks below them, can promote units to the rank of OfC, demote/fire units who are the rank of OfC or lower, and approve and deny requests OfC's don't have the authority to.

Patrol
SfC's are the leader of squads sent out to very dangerous locations consisting of one (1) SfC, one (1) OfC, and ten (10) Elite Grunts (Gne).