Troop Command Ranks

A Troop Sergeant is a senior Sergeant in the Organisational Chain of Command. As second-in-command of a Troop a large administrative unit containing typically up to 35 personnel. The Troop Sergeant supports the Troop Commander in the administration, development and support of the Troops personnel. Due to the discretion of the Troop Commander, the role of a Troop Sergeant can vary.

Troop Sergeants support the Troop Commander in communicating with and reguarly supporting the Section Commanders of the troop with their duties, as well as helping to develop other NCOs and SNCOs and Officers. Troop Sergeant is a Sergeant First Class (SFC) or E-7 rank, and therefore falls into the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer group, coming with its own responsibilities and privileges. The rank as any other, belongs to the office and not the holder. Typical operational duties of Troop Sergeants are Senior or Cheif Instructors, Squad Leaders, Platoon Leaders and on occasion Mission Support.

A Troop Sergeant is a senior Sergeant in the Organisational Chain of Command. As second-in-command of a Troop a large administrative unit containing typically up to 35 personnel. The Troop Sergeant supports the Troop Commander in the administration, development and support of the Troops personnel. Due to the discretion of the Troop Commander, the role of a Troop Sergeant can vary.

Troop Sergeants support the Troop Commander in communicating with and reguarly supporting the Section Commanders of the troop with their duties, as well as helping to develop other NCOs and SNCOs and Officers. Troop Sergeant is a Sergeant First Class (SFC) or E-7 rank, and therefore falls into the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer group, coming with its own responsibilities and privileges. The rank as any other, belongs to the office and not the holder. Typical operational duties of Troop Sergeants are Senior or Cheif Instructors, Squad Leaders, Platoon Leaders and on occasion Mission Support.