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- OGame offers 4 officers and a commander, each available for a fee of Dark Matter. The officers are located at the Officers Recruitment located on the left menu in the bottom (in gold colour). Some players are strongly against the implementation of officers - some to the extent that they will attack relentlessly if they discover that a player is using an officer (as much as the bashing rule permits). Some anti-officer alliances have also been formed with the lone purpose of attacking officer users. Some people have even created tools to help detect officers. Though it is almost impossible to detect if someone is using any officers at all.
- An officer was an individual granted a role of responsibility. Usually officers served in military forces, although the term could also relate to civilians who held command positions on civilian transports and liners. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Officer may refer to:
* Officer (Wolf3D) - Officers from Wolfenstein 3D.
* Officer (RPG) - Officers from Wolfenstein RPG.
* Officer (RtCW) - Officers from Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
- An Officer is any soldier in an army that has authoritative powers over the other soldiers. In Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction, they are members of a faction that are more resilient and smarter than the typical soldiers. Usually denoted by alternate clothing and weapons, they will also have their factions flag over top of their head. When the player is disguised, and they venture into visual range of an officer, the officer will see right through the ruse, and will be quick to alert their fellow soldiers. They are usually stronger and can take more bullets than regular soldiers.
- List of available officers; description of their advantages; minimal requirements to obtain those officers. For each new officer you need one or more Officer Point(s)
* Geologist
* Admiral
* Engineer
* Technocrat
* Manufacturer
* Scientist
* Storekeeper
* Economist
* Defender
* Bunker
* Spy
* Commander
* Destroyer (officer)
* General
* Raider
* Emperor
- An Officer is a man attached to an infantry unit in Empire: Total War.
- Officer is the main player of Police Quest: SWAT 3 games and expansions.
- Officers are high-ranking military and law-enforcement rank with command over Squads, Platoons, Divisions, Brigades, Battalions and Military Forces.
- The title officer can be used to describe a person in a position of authority in a hierarchical organization, especially in military, police or government organizations. A police officer is a warranted worker of a police force.
- Leader of Mode Warp. Was able to access the Akashic Records.
- These infantry are stationed at forward posts and checkpoints where they maintain perimeter security at Helghast occupied territory. On the battlefield, they are equipped with the StA-52 Assault Rifle and occansionally the M327 Grenade Launcher. They are also trained in hand-to-hand combat techniques which they often show off to their enemies.
- An Officer is a rank of member within a Guild that usually has similar privileges to the guild leader. There can be multiple ranks of officers in a guild with varying levels of privilege controlled solely by the guild's leader. Officers may use '/of' instead of '/g' to talk to the guild, it appears a darker green.
- Officer is the minor character of Rugrats that she is voiced by Tress MacNeille.
- An officer is a resident who is a member of a group and can edit various options for that group through the group window.
- A non-human officer of the Galactic Federation is seen working on the Federation Bureau Headquarters craft when it was boarded by Ridley in the Super Metroid Nintendo Power comic. Visually, the being has a facial structure resembling an Octorok from the Legend of Zelda series, with red eyes. : Non-canonical information ends here.
- An officer is a military class used in many organizations. Mostly, it denoted those placed in command of enlisted soldiers. Some police forces, such as the Coruscant Security Force, also used it as a low level police rank similar to that of constable.
- Commonly appearing at levels 18-45 (Health 1,550 - 4,150), officers are very skilled with the cutlass. Game Notes: These levels can vary on flaghips as the levels of enemies on flagships change depending on you and your crew's notoriety level. A contingent of high-ranking officers (levels 33-44) can be found guarding the Black Pearl during the Black Pearl Boss Battle.
- Ah! The generals! They are numerous, but not good for much! Officers grant bonuses to the entire party and are great team players.
- OFFICER is a multiplayer Achievement featured in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent. It is unlocked by obtaining an overall characteristics average of over 75%.
- An officer is a member of a group typically in the areas of the military, police, or some other form of authority. In a military service, an officer's typical role is to command and direct, maintain discipline and make plans and provisions for operation. Certain have special criteria in order to achieve the status of officer.
- The Officer is a State Security Service commander that appears only in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl.
- The Officer class serves in a unique role that centers around teamwork. Besides issuing objectives for the team, officers are capable of tracking enemy movements / positions, laying heavy blaster fortifications, maintaining squad health and ammo, and providing his team with static spawn points. Although these are all responsibilities in a sense to the officer, they also grant his squad great power and advantage in the field, enabling them as a whole to best accomplish their objectives.
- Jonathan Crane served as an officer of the court in the case against the Scarecrow.
- Officers can be found within the Millennium City Tutorial, where they fight on the front line against the Qularr invaders that have attacked the city.
- They usually potter around with buttons and knobs and things when on duty, unless they are Captains, or even better, Commanders, when they just get to walk around with clipboards pointing at things and ordering crewwomen to undress and show them their thingies. Commanding Officers could also order their 'Number One' to go and take a Number Two, or make an order to "Fire the Retro Rockets, shoot the Fruiton Torpedoes, and make us go, uh, thataway."
- An Officer is a rank of member within a Guild that usually has similar privileges to the guild leader. There can be multiple ranks of officers in a guild with varying levels of privilege controlled solely by the guild's leader. Officers may use '/of' instead of '/g' to talk to the guild, it appears a darker green. An officer is also a member of any armed force who holds a position of authority.
- Officers have the following responsibilities:
* Meets all provisional officer guidelines.
* Can RP well in 3 or more positions.
* Can devise a successful plot and carry it out, thinking ahead for every point.
* Can take a running plot and improve it.
* Can successfully RP for NPCs.
* Has taken some training to build on any weak points.
* Can enforce rules on the server to some extent and report rule breakers.
- The Officer, is a minor character, played by Robert Macchio, that appears in Freefall of Cherry Hill. He is a colleague of Detective Robert Parker and Officer Kendall Banks. Banks enters the Harper household and questions why Lydia and Anthony are leaving the house, she then tells Dana that the Officer will be watching the house whislt they are gone as Banks herself has to question Claire Meyer. The officer smiles at Dana, though shortly after Zach Meyer breaks in. He later asks Dana if she is okay as the door is she locked, under Zach's order she tells him she's fine. He is presumed dead following the Poseidon Air 316 crash on the Harper house.
- Soldiers who display keen leadership ability and valor in combat will often see promotion to various levels of command. Such officers are rarely just enlisted, instead having spent years of study in military schools. They have some proficiency with weapons, but their true strengths shine in command of mighty armies and ships.
- In a military service, a commission was an order from the service's supreme authority, such as its commander-in-chief, authorizing an individual to legally hold a military rank, with all the privileges and responsibilities of said rank. A commission usually appointed an individual to hold an officer's rank. (TNG: "Where No One Has Gone Before" , "Ménage à Troi" ) Within the Takret Militia resigning a commission was not tolerated. In 2152, the three Takret Rellus Tagrim, Renth, and Guri requested shelter aboard Enterprise NX-01 to prevent their superiors finding them. (ENT: "The Catwalk")
- Do you think you have what it takes to be an Officer? Can you handle the responsibility of other people's lives? Are you calm in a crisis? Every army needs good leaders to organize the troops and help them perform at their peak! Whether Imperial or Alliance, if you want to be an officer, you will learn how to lead a squad and how to fight. You will keep your squad alive, no matter how hostile the terrain. General Skills:
* Ranged Combat
* Group Buffs
* Indirect Fire
* Resupply Officer Base Statistics:
- Officer is the fourth-highest rank a player can have in a crew. Players are generally given the rank of officer once they have subscribed or purchased a rank (officer or above) badge and played regularly for around a month in the crew, but the requirements for promotion differ with each crew. Officers have the right to access to the /officer and /fofficer chat channels. Officers may propose promotions and demotions which causes an issue to be posted. If the crew is democratic, the officers may also vote on the issue.
- Officer.jpg|Officer (Pre-Witched) 5x08PoliceOfficer.png|Police Officer (A Witch In Time) 5x10Officer1.png|Officer (Y Tu Mummy Tambien) 5x10Officer2.png|Officer (Y Tu Mummy Tambien) 5x19Officer.png|Officer (Nymphs Just Wanna Have Fun) Officer-witchstock.jpg|Officer (Witchstock) Policeman.jpg|Policeman (The Bare Witch Project) An Officer appeared in a total of 10 episodes over the course of the series.
- The Officer had several unique moves: The Officer approaches his target and whips out his epieu, stabbing it up through their chin, into their brain and out through the back of the skull, resulting in instant death. He then yanks out his weapon, which sends his victim's body to the floor. The Officer stands in front of his seated target and pulls out his epieu, before using the momentum of unsheathing his weapon, to thrusts it up into their throat. Finally, he brutally yanks out his weapon for a bloody finishing blow, which sends his victim falling forward from the bench.
- Without coordination or management, kings will lose their crowns, and the people their heads. Thus, Officers form a vital part of your army. However, Officers are rather hard to come by - they are only obtainable if you have researched a sufficient level of technologies, those technologies being tactics and fortifications. Officers are trained at castles, and will be recruitable from the Castle Age onward once you have researched Fortification and Tactics.
- An Officer is a member of an armed force who holds a position of authority. These are usually defined as groups of ranks. There are two main types of Officer:
* A Commissioned Officer holds a Commission charging them with the duties and responsibilities of a specific office or position. They are authorised to be in command of a military unit, and totally responsible for its strategy and welfare. They act as management, and are usually required to hold (or earn) a university degree.
* A Non-Commissioned Officer is an Enlisted force member who holds a position of authority, from promotion within non-officer ranks. They act usually as supervisors or team leaders, can be in charge of a unit (not in command)
- An officer is a person in a service organization, such as police, navy or a military force, who is charged with responsibility over the actions of subordinates. In the strictest command structures, the only persons allowed to legally give orders are those who have been granted officer status, referred to as their commission. More often in police forces, any member of the organization expected to perform a full range of police duties is referred to as an officer.
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- Want to edit this page? Feel free!
- OGame offers 4 officers and a commander, each available for a fee of Dark Matter. The officers are located at the Officers Recruitment located on the left menu in the bottom (in gold colour). Some players are strongly against the implementation of officers - some to the extent that they will attack relentlessly if they discover that a player is using an officer (as much as the bashing rule permits). Some anti-officer alliances have also been formed with the lone purpose of attacking officer users. Some people have even created tools to help detect officers. Though it is almost impossible to detect if someone is using any officers at all.
- An officer is a person in a service organization, such as police, navy or a military force, who is charged with responsibility over the actions of subordinates. In the strictest command structures, the only persons allowed to legally give orders are those who have been granted officer status, referred to as their commission. More often in police forces, any member of the organization expected to perform a full range of police duties is referred to as an officer. See also: enlisted; noncommissioned officer; cadet; warrant officer; field officer; staff officer; command officer; flag officer; provisional officer.
- An officer was an individual granted a role of responsibility. Usually officers served in military forces, although the term could also relate to civilians who held command positions on civilian transports and liners. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Officer may refer to:
* Officer (Wolf3D) - Officers from Wolfenstein 3D.
* Officer (RPG) - Officers from Wolfenstein RPG.
* Officer (RtCW) - Officers from Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
- An Officer is any soldier in an army that has authoritative powers over the other soldiers. In Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction, they are members of a faction that are more resilient and smarter than the typical soldiers. Usually denoted by alternate clothing and weapons, they will also have their factions flag over top of their head. When the player is disguised, and they venture into visual range of an officer, the officer will see right through the ruse, and will be quick to alert their fellow soldiers. They are usually stronger and can take more bullets than regular soldiers.
- List of available officers; description of their advantages; minimal requirements to obtain those officers. For each new officer you need one or more Officer Point(s)
* Geologist
* Admiral
* Engineer
* Technocrat
* Manufacturer
* Scientist
* Storekeeper
* Economist
* Defender
* Bunker
* Spy
* Commander
* Destroyer (officer)
* General
* Raider
* Emperor
- In a military service, a commission was an order from the service's supreme authority, such as its commander-in-chief, authorizing an individual to legally hold a military rank, with all the privileges and responsibilities of said rank. A commission usually appointed an individual to hold an officer's rank. (TNG: "Where No One Has Gone Before" , "Ménage à Troi" ) In times of conflict, a temporary commission could appoint an officer to command rank to replace an incapacitated or killed commanding officer. (TNG: "The Battle" ; DS9: "Valiant", "The Siege of AR-558") Commander William T. Riker, for example, was granted a field commission promoting him to captain and given command of the USS Enterprise-D when the ship's commanding officer, Captain Jean-Luc Picard, was abducted and assimilated by the Borg during their first attempt to assimilate Earth. (TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds" , "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" ) In situations where contact with Starfleet was not possible for very extended periods, a commanding officer had the authority to grant commissions to officers under his or her command, or revoke their existing commissions; that is, he/she had the authority to promote or demote his/her officers. (VOY: "Caretaker", "Parallax", "Thirty Days") Examples of this are when Captain Kathryn Janeway, commanding officer of the USS Voyager, promoted her chief tactical officer and security chief, Lieutenant Tuvok, to the higher rank of lieutenant commander, or when she demoted her flight controller, Lieutenant junior grade Tom Paris, to ensign. (VOY: "Revulsion", "Thirty Days") After a year of exemplary service, she reinstated him to his former rank. (VOY: "Unimatrix Zero") Within the Takret Militia resigning a commission was not tolerated. In 2152, the three Takret Rellus Tagrim, Renth, and Guri requested shelter aboard Enterprise NX-01 to prevent their superiors finding them. (ENT: "The Catwalk")
- An Officer is a man attached to an infantry unit in Empire: Total War.
- Officer is the main player of Police Quest: SWAT 3 games and expansions.
- An Officer is a member of an armed force who holds a position of authority. These are usually defined as groups of ranks. There are two main types of Officer:
* A Commissioned Officer holds a Commission charging them with the duties and responsibilities of a specific office or position. They are authorised to be in command of a military unit, and totally responsible for its strategy and welfare. They act as management, and are usually required to hold (or earn) a university degree.
* A Non-Commissioned Officer is an Enlisted force member who holds a position of authority, from promotion within non-officer ranks. They act usually as supervisors or team leaders, can be in charge of a unit (not in command) There are other types of Officers within these:
* A General Officer or Flag Officer refers to the most senior commissioned officers, usually above OF-6 (Brigadier General or Read Admiral)
* A Field Officer refers to the middle commissioned officers, typically from Major to Colonel (or Brigadier)
* A Company Officer or Junior Officer refers to the lowest commissioned officers, up to Captain or a naval Lieutenant
* A Subordinate Officer is an officer that has not yet completed training and received their Commission. In the Royal Navy, they hold their ranks by Admiralty Board orders. These include Cadet, Midshipman or Acting Sub-Lieutenant (RNR); and in the Royal Marines, Second Lieutenant
* A Warrant Officer is a senior Non-Commissioned Officer, however they are often regarded as a class of their own between commissioned and non-commissioned Commissioned officers derive authority directly from a sovereign power and, as such, hold a commission charging them with the duties and responsibilities of a specific office or position. Commissioned officers are typically the only persons, in a military environment, able to act as the commanding officer (according to the most technical definition of the word) of a military unit. Non-commissioned officers (NCOs) in positions of authority can be said to have control or charge rather than command per se, although the use of the word "command" to describe any use of authority is widespread and often official. Having officers is one requirement for combatant status under the laws of war, though these officers need not have obtained an official commission or warrant. In such case, those persons holding offices of responsibility within the organization are deemed to be the officers, and the presence of these officers connotes a level of organization sufficient to designate a group as being combatant.
- Officers are high-ranking military and law-enforcement rank with command over Squads, Platoons, Divisions, Brigades, Battalions and Military Forces.
- The title officer can be used to describe a person in a position of authority in a hierarchical organization, especially in military, police or government organizations. A police officer is a warranted worker of a police force.
- Leader of Mode Warp. Was able to access the Akashic Records.
- Officer is the fourth-highest rank a player can have in a crew. Players are generally given the rank of officer once they have subscribed or purchased a rank (officer or above) badge and played regularly for around a month in the crew, but the requirements for promotion differ with each crew. Officers have many rights. In addition to being able to play the navigation puzzle without an order, they can now run their own pillages. Even if a player owns a ship, he or she must be an officer (or higher) to sail it. Officers can sail any unlocked ships in the crew, but can only access the hold on ships that they own personally. On the crew's other ships, officers can't sell goods or remove money from the coffers (but they can add money into the coffers on any ship), nor can they add or remove charts. When booty is divided, the ship restocking cut goes directly into the officer's hands for restock. Officers are able to purchase rum and cannon balls from dockside, and the money comes straight from their pocket. Nothing else can be purchased in any manner. To have full access on other ships belonging to the crew, an officer must first be promoted to fleet officer (or senior officer). Officers have the right to access to the /officer and /fofficer chat channels. Officers may propose promotions and demotions which causes an issue to be posted. If the crew is democratic, the officers may also vote on the issue. Officers generally go through a period of training. Often crews recognize officers-in-training by giving them a standard title. Officers who prove themselves trustworthy are often promoted to fleet officer. Many crews also have alternate characters (may be referred as "Alts") hold the rank of officer for special tasks like ship or commodity moving. Depending on a crew's booty shares, officers may receive a different share than those of other ranks during booty division.
- These infantry are stationed at forward posts and checkpoints where they maintain perimeter security at Helghast occupied territory. On the battlefield, they are equipped with the StA-52 Assault Rifle and occansionally the M327 Grenade Launcher. They are also trained in hand-to-hand combat techniques which they often show off to their enemies.
- An Officer is a rank of member within a Guild that usually has similar privileges to the guild leader. There can be multiple ranks of officers in a guild with varying levels of privilege controlled solely by the guild's leader. Officers may use '/of' instead of '/g' to talk to the guild, it appears a darker green.
- Officer is the minor character of Rugrats that she is voiced by Tress MacNeille.
- An officer is a resident who is a member of a group and can edit various options for that group through the group window.
- A non-human officer of the Galactic Federation is seen working on the Federation Bureau Headquarters craft when it was boarded by Ridley in the Super Metroid Nintendo Power comic. Visually, the being has a facial structure resembling an Octorok from the Legend of Zelda series, with red eyes. : Non-canonical information ends here.
- An officer is a military class used in many organizations. Mostly, it denoted those placed in command of enlisted soldiers. Some police forces, such as the Coruscant Security Force, also used it as a low level police rank similar to that of constable.
- Commonly appearing at levels 18-45 (Health 1,550 - 4,150), officers are very skilled with the cutlass. Game Notes: These levels can vary on flaghips as the levels of enemies on flagships change depending on you and your crew's notoriety level. A contingent of high-ranking officers (levels 33-44) can be found guarding the Black Pearl during the Black Pearl Boss Battle.
- Ah! The generals! They are numerous, but not good for much! Officers grant bonuses to the entire party and are great team players.
- OFFICER is a multiplayer Achievement featured in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent. It is unlocked by obtaining an overall characteristics average of over 75%.
- The Officer had several unique moves: The Officer approaches his target and whips out his epieu, stabbing it up through their chin, into their brain and out through the back of the skull, resulting in instant death. He then yanks out his weapon, which sends his victim's body to the floor. The Officer walks up behind his target and unsheathes his epieu, spinning to build up momentum, before brutally stabbing his them in the spine, the blade being visible out of their stomach. He then withdraws his epieu from his victim and conceals it to avoid suspicion, just as they collapse to the ground from their wound. The Officer rushes over to his target and quickly pulls out his epieu, before he attempts an upward slash to their chest with the momentum, causing them to jump back to dodge it. He then follows up his attack with a stab through the chest to finish them off, and after removing his blade from their body, his victim goes completely limp, their heart punctured. The Officer runs to his target and forces them to their knees by kicking their legs from under them, before holding their shoulder to steady himself. Following this, he stabs them in between their shoulder blades, and then frees his epieu by taking his hand away and pushing his dead victim forward with his foot, off of his blade's tip. The Officer stands in front of his seated target and pulls out his epieu, before using the momentum of unsheathing his weapon, to thrusts it up into their throat. Finally, he brutally yanks out his weapon for a bloody finishing blow, which sends his victim falling forward from the bench. The Officer leaps from a rooftop and lands onto his unaware target, crashing into them. After this, he removes his epieu from his coat and brutally thrusts it downward into his victim's head, killing them instantly, before pulling away his weapon and standing up.
- Without coordination or management, kings will lose their crowns, and the people their heads. Thus, Officers form a vital part of your army. However, Officers are rather hard to come by - they are only obtainable if you have researched a sufficient level of technologies, those technologies being tactics and fortifications. Officers are trained at castles, and will be recruitable from the Castle Age onward once you have researched Fortification and Tactics. Although costly, slow and unable to attack, Officers can provide crucial support for your troops. Firstly, they are capable of boosting the defence of friendly units within their radius. Next, they are also capable of using four abilities to enhance your tactical position.
- An officer is a member of a group typically in the areas of the military, police, or some other form of authority. In a military service, an officer's typical role is to command and direct, maintain discipline and make plans and provisions for operation. Certain have special criteria in order to achieve the status of officer.
- The Officer is a State Security Service commander that appears only in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl.
- The Officer class serves in a unique role that centers around teamwork. Besides issuing objectives for the team, officers are capable of tracking enemy movements / positions, laying heavy blaster fortifications, maintaining squad health and ammo, and providing his team with static spawn points. Although these are all responsibilities in a sense to the officer, they also grant his squad great power and advantage in the field, enabling them as a whole to best accomplish their objectives.
- Jonathan Crane served as an officer of the court in the case against the Scarecrow.
- Officers can be found within the Millennium City Tutorial, where they fight on the front line against the Qularr invaders that have attacked the city.
- They usually potter around with buttons and knobs and things when on duty, unless they are Captains, or even better, Commanders, when they just get to walk around with clipboards pointing at things and ordering crewwomen to undress and show them their thingies. Commanding Officers could also order their 'Number One' to go and take a Number Two, or make an order to "Fire the Retro Rockets, shoot the Fruiton Torpedoes, and make us go, uh, thataway."
- Do you think you have what it takes to be an Officer? Can you handle the responsibility of other people's lives? Are you calm in a crisis? Every army needs good leaders to organize the troops and help them perform at their peak! Whether Imperial or Alliance, if you want to be an officer, you will learn how to lead a squad and how to fight. You will keep your squad alive, no matter how hostile the terrain. General Skills:
* Ranged Combat
* Group Buffs
* Indirect Fire
* Resupply Officer Base Statistics:
* +20 Luck
* +70 Precision
* +50 Strength
* +80 Constitution
* +80 Stamina
* +60 Agility
- An Officer is a rank of member within a Guild that usually has similar privileges to the guild leader. There can be multiple ranks of officers in a guild with varying levels of privilege controlled solely by the guild's leader. Officers may use '/of' instead of '/g' to talk to the guild, it appears a darker green. An officer is also a member of any armed force who holds a position of authority.
- Officers have the following responsibilities:
* Meets all provisional officer guidelines.
* Can RP well in 3 or more positions.
* Can devise a successful plot and carry it out, thinking ahead for every point.
* Can take a running plot and improve it.
* Can successfully RP for NPCs.
* Has taken some training to build on any weak points.
* Can enforce rules on the server to some extent and report rule breakers.
- The Officer, is a minor character, played by Robert Macchio, that appears in Freefall of Cherry Hill. He is a colleague of Detective Robert Parker and Officer Kendall Banks. Banks enters the Harper household and questions why Lydia and Anthony are leaving the house, she then tells Dana that the Officer will be watching the house whislt they are gone as Banks herself has to question Claire Meyer. The officer smiles at Dana, though shortly after Zach Meyer breaks in. He later asks Dana if she is okay as the door is she locked, under Zach's order she tells him she's fine. He is presumed dead following the Poseidon Air 316 crash on the Harper house.
- Officer.jpg|Officer (Pre-Witched) 5x08PoliceOfficer.png|Police Officer (A Witch In Time) 5x10Officer1.png|Officer (Y Tu Mummy Tambien) 5x10Officer2.png|Officer (Y Tu Mummy Tambien) 5x19Officer.png|Officer (Nymphs Just Wanna Have Fun) Officer-witchstock.jpg|Officer (Witchstock) Policeman.jpg|Policeman (The Bare Witch Project) An Officer appeared in a total of 10 episodes over the course of the series. Season 1 That '70s Episode Officer at Jail portrayed by Sally Ann Brooks Officer at Park portrayed by Rey Silva When Bad Warlocks Go Good Portrayed by Dathan Hooper The Power of Two Portrayed by Gregg Monk Season 3 Pre-Witched Portrayed by Marc Bossley Season 5 A Witch In Time Police Officer portrayed by L. Sidney Y Tu Mummy Tambien Portrayed by Doug Sinclair Portrayed by Brian David Cohen Nymphs Just Wanna Have Fun Portrayed by D.J. Lockhart Season 6 Witchstock Portrayed by Timothy Elwell It's a Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad World, Part 1 Patrol Officer portrayed by Blake Robbins Season 7 The Bare Witch Project Policeman portrayed by Bru Muller The Seven Year Witch Uniformed Officer portrayed by Thomas Lumberg Jr.
- Soldiers who display keen leadership ability and valor in combat will often see promotion to various levels of command. Such officers are rarely just enlisted, instead having spent years of study in military schools. They have some proficiency with weapons, but their true strengths shine in command of mighty armies and ships.
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