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Ensign was the most junior Navy officer rank used in the Union of Allied Planets. Ensign is a military rank used by Starfleet and the Klingon Defense Force. Ensign is the most junior commissioned officer rank, above all enlisted personnel and Warrant Officers and below Lieutenants (JG). Ensigns have only been out of the Academy for a short time, and as such have the least amount of responsibility of all officers. Ensigns generally serve in relief or assistant capacities in most departments. It is rare - but not unheard of - for a cadet at Starfleet Academy to be granted a temporary commission as an ensign. This, however, is only done in instances of truly outstanding grades. Officers typically spend around three years as an Ensign. The rank of Ensign was typically an entry-level officer in a navy who has completed their training and received a proper commission. Said officer would have control over enlisted crew, but not other officers. Similarly, an Ensign may be in charge of a role or department aboard ship, such as damage control, and would answer directly to a higher officer or work alongside a senior non-com. Ensign also could not take command of any situation, unless in the absence of a Lieutenant. Becoming an Ensign was the first road to command. Serving primarily as an apprentice, Ensigns would be tested in many situations. On off hours, or when in hyperspace, an Ensign could be given command of an aspect of the ship, primarily to test their abilities, but also to give the regular officers some time off. When Ensign is the most junior commissioned officer rank save Officer Cadet, above all enlisted personnel and below Lieutenants (JG). Ensigns have only been out of the Academy for a short time, and as such have the least amount of responsibility of all officers. Ensigns generally serve in relief or assistant capacities in most departments. It is rare - but not unheard of - for a cadet at the Academy to be granted a temporary commission as an ensign. This, however, is only done in instances of truly outstanding grades. Officers typically spend around three years as an Ensign. Siehe hierzu Ensign auf Memory-Alpha This was the rank people were given if they joined the Navy at an older age, instead of becoming a midshipman as a teenager. The rank was also reserved for cadets who were too old to be considered such. The older cadets were usually those who did not achieve a passing grade on the mandatory exam for a lieutenant's commission. It acted as a sort of purgetory for those who were no longer apprentices but not truly officers yet. A lot of times ensigns remained ensigns indefinately and were too old to be promoted and commisioned. That didn't mean that it wasn't possible to achieve a commission, though as it actually happened quite often. Ensign is a rank of officer in many naval services and space forces, most notably Earth Starfleet and its Federation counterpart. An ensign is a distinguishing flag of a ship or a military unit; or a distinguishing token, emblem, or badge, such as a symbol of office. There are six total lessons over 21 total levels for the Ensign: * Officer Fundamentals I -- Levels 1-3 The first lesson any ensign must learn is the basics of combat. Fighting alongside enlisted men can be a good morale booster. * Officer Fundamentals II -- Levels 4-6 Ensigns should learn to effectively place a shot on an opponent's vulnerable area. Many times this will help make a strong enemy a little weaker. * Officer Fundamentals III -- Levels 7-9 Learning some basic tactical maneuvers is important, since it can help boost a weak defense against strong opponents. * Officer Fundamentals IV -- Levels 10-13 Ensigns should never abandon their combat training, since a steady aim at the head of any squadron is sure to inspire the troops. * Officer Funda The Ensign is a crew member on board the G.F.S. Olympus. He is a generic Male Fleet Trooper stationed to the left in the Flag Bridge. Before the Olympus follows the captured Leviathan Battleship into a wormhole to Phaaze, he briefly speaks to Fleet Admiral Castor Dane to inform him of Samus' arrival. He is unseen in the cutscene. The name likely refers to the character's rank Ensign is a rank used in Earth Starfleet and Federation Starfleet. Ensign is the most junior officer grade subordinate to lieutenant and lieutenant junior grade. Most graduates of Starfleet Academy, both Federation and Lyran, are assigned this rank and spend their first year or two earning their promotion to the lieutenant grade. The corresponding rank in the Romulan Star Navy is sublieutenant, in the Marines is second lieutenant, and in Federation Starfighter Corps is lieutenant. The rank was also used by the Kellarian System Defense Forces (Star Trek: Remington). Ensign is a military rank, the equivalent of which is used by the service organizations of many civilizations. As a traditional naval grade, ensign is the most junior line officer rank below the lieutenant grades, usually immediately below lieutenant or lieutenant junior grade. The rank of ensign is usually the first commissioned rank assigned to new officers (such as recent graduates of Starfleet Academy). This naval rank is equivalent to the rank of second lieutenant which is found in the United States Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps. Ensign is a junior commissioned officer rank of the Navy. It is the lowest commissioned officer rank, and is equal in rank to Second Lieutenant in the Templar Marine Corps and the Twilight Trooper Corps. Ensign is a man assigned to the USS Seahawk. Ensign is a character in Space Adventure. She is the first officer of the SS Astro Barrier, and loves to fly in space. The first rank of Starfleet that is automatically given upon graduation of Starfleet Academy. This rank is the most basic and comes after Starfleet Academy rank Cadet. Ensign is the predecessor of Lieutenant Junior Grade. An ensign is a national flag when used at sea, in vexillology, or a distinguishing token, emblem, or badge, such as a symbol of office in heraldry. The word has also given rise to the military rank of "ensign", a rank of junior officer once responsible for bearing the ensign. <default>Ensign</default> Affiliation Higher rank Lower rank Command Known Ensigns [Source] • [Talk] Ensign is a junior Commissioned officer rank of the UNSC Navy. It is the lowest commissioned officer rank, and is equal in rank to Second Lieutenant in the UNSC Marine Corps, UNSC Air Force, and the UNSC Army. It is the entry-level rank for Navy officers. Ensign is a rank used in Earth Starfleet and Federation Starfleet. Ensign is the most junior officer grade subordinate to lieutenant and lieutenant junior grade. Most graduates of Starfleet Academy are assigned this rank and spend their first year or two earning their promotion to the lieutenant grade. The corresponding rank in the Romulan Star Navy is Sublieutenant, in the Marines is Second lieutenant. The first rank you get in Star Trek Online. When you start the game you are at the Ensign level. You remain at this level until you award your character 1,300 skill points. Ensign is a junior officer in the Earth forces, equal to a Second or Third Lieutenant, who assists with command. This rank only seems to be used after the First Robotech War. While the rank is used in dialog, no specific character is named. See Ranks (Earth) for a complete overview of Earth forces ranks. The rank of Ensign was typically an entry-level officer in a navy. Said officer would have control over enlisted crew, but not other officers. Similarly, an ensign may be in charge of a role or department aboard ship, such as damage control, and would answer directly to a higher officer or work alongside a senior non-com. Ensign also could not take command of any situation, unless in the absence of a lieutenant. Becoming an ensign was the first road to command. Serving primarily as an apprentice, ensigns would be tested in many situations. On off hours, or when in hyperspace, an ensign could be given command of an aspect of the ship, primarily to test their abilities, but also to give the regular officers some time off. When the captain or another higher-ranking officer judged them ready, "Ensign" is the Entry-Level officer rank for Starfleet. Ensigns are freshly commissioned officers. The Rank of Ensign is granted to anyone who qualifies for and accepts a commission with Starfleet. Exceptions are made for those with advanced degrees, however. Ensign is a navy-type rank for the lowest level of officer; Barrayarans who finished their cadet officer training started out as ensigns. Next after ensign in the United States Navy is "lieutenant, junior grade"; the Barrayaran military did not appear to have that rank and simply went to "lieutenant". Ensign es un personaje de Aventura Espacial. Ella es la primer oficial de la SS Astro Barrera, y le encanta volar en el espacio. An Ensign or sometimes known as Midshipman is a naval rank equivalent to 2nd Lieutenant in seniority. An Ensign is typically senior to any enlisted personnel and junior to a Sub Lieutenant. Ensigns are addressed by rank and name, thereafter by subordinates as "Sir" or "Ma'am". The rank is usually abbreviated to "Ens." or "ENS". This rank has been replaced with the rank of "Officer". Ensign(s) had the following responsibilities: * Meets all cadet guidelines. * Can RP well in 2 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. * Has taken some training to build on any weak points. * Can enforce rules on the server to some extent. * Has passed the Academy.

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Ensign is a military rank, the equivalent of which is used by the service organizations of many civilizations. As a traditional naval grade, ensign is the most junior line officer rank below the lieutenant grades, usually immediately below lieutenant or lieutenant junior grade. The rank of ensign is usually the first commissioned rank assigned to new officers (such as recent graduates of Starfleet Academy). This naval rank is equivalent to the rank of second lieutenant which is found in the United States Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps. An ensign's primary duty is professional growth, both as a leader and as an occupational specialist. Ensigns are mentored by more senior officers as well as their (nominally) subordinate chief petty officers as part of their development as Starfleet leaders. As ensigns prove themselves more capable, they are considered for promotion into the lieutenant tier. Ensign is a military rank used by Starfleet and the Klingon Defense Force. An ensign is a distinguishing flag of a ship or a military unit; or a distinguishing token, emblem, or badge, such as a symbol of office. The first rank you get in Star Trek Online. When you start the game you are at the Ensign level. You remain at this level until you award your character 1,300 skill points. Ensign is a rank used in Earth Starfleet and Federation Starfleet. Ensign is the most junior officer grade subordinate to lieutenant and lieutenant junior grade. Most graduates of Starfleet Academy, both Federation and Lyran, are assigned this rank and spend their first year or two earning their promotion to the lieutenant grade. The corresponding rank in the Romulan Star Navy is sublieutenant, in the Marines is second lieutenant, and in Federation Starfighter Corps is lieutenant. The rank was also used by the Kellarian System Defense Forces (Star Trek: Remington). Also, the Hydran Royal Navy used the rank of ensign in both its ground forces and space forces. In both cases, the rank of ensign was the lowest rank of commissioned officers. The rank of Cornet was equivalent and used interchangeably among Hydrans. (RIS Bouteina: "Forlorn Hope") Ensign is a character in Space Adventure. She is the first officer of the SS Astro Barrier, and loves to fly in space. An ensign is a national flag when used at sea, in vexillology, or a distinguishing token, emblem, or badge, such as a symbol of office in heraldry. The word has also given rise to the military rank of "ensign", a rank of junior officer once responsible for bearing the ensign. Ensign is a rank used in Earth Starfleet and Federation Starfleet. Ensign is the most junior officer grade subordinate to lieutenant and lieutenant junior grade. Most graduates of Starfleet Academy are assigned this rank and spend their first year or two earning their promotion to the lieutenant grade. The corresponding rank in the Romulan Star Navy is Sublieutenant, in the Marines is Second lieutenant. Ensign is a navy-type rank for the lowest level of officer; Barrayarans who finished their cadet officer training started out as ensigns. Next after ensign in the United States Navy is "lieutenant, junior grade"; the Barrayaran military did not appear to have that rank and simply went to "lieutenant". Siehe hierzu Ensign auf Memory-Alpha This rank has been replaced with the rank of "Officer". Ensign(s) had the following responsibilities: * Meets all cadet guidelines. * Can RP well in 2 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. * Has taken some training to build on any weak points. * Can enforce rules on the server to some extent. * Has passed the Academy. This was the rank people were given if they joined the Navy at an older age, instead of becoming a midshipman as a teenager. The rank was also reserved for cadets who were too old to be considered such. The older cadets were usually those who did not achieve a passing grade on the mandatory exam for a lieutenant's commission. It acted as a sort of purgetory for those who were no longer apprentices but not truly officers yet. A lot of times ensigns remained ensigns indefinately and were too old to be promoted and commisioned. That didn't mean that it wasn't possible to achieve a commission, though as it actually happened quite often. Sometimes the experience of ensigns was crucial onboard a ship. They were the most sought after individuals when it came to commanding a captured prize ship because of experience. because of this, they often recieved temperary promotions to Acting Lieutenant. Ensigns were a low variation of Lieutenant, who were responsible for the ensign, or the ship's flag and colours, hence the name. There were usually about two or three Ensigns on board a Royal Navy Frigate. <default>Ensign</default> Affiliation Higher rank Lower rank Command Known Ensigns [Source] • [Talk] Ensign is a junior Commissioned officer rank of the UNSC Navy. It is the lowest commissioned officer rank, and is equal in rank to Second Lieutenant in the UNSC Marine Corps, UNSC Air Force, and the UNSC Army. It is the entry-level rank for Navy officers. Ensign was the most junior Navy officer rank used in the Union of Allied Planets. Ensign is a man assigned to the USS Seahawk. "Ensign" is the Entry-Level officer rank for Starfleet. Ensigns are freshly commissioned officers. The Rank of Ensign is granted to anyone who qualifies for and accepts a commission with Starfleet. Exceptions are made for those with advanced degrees, however. There are six total lessons over 21 total levels for the Ensign: * Officer Fundamentals I -- Levels 1-3 The first lesson any ensign must learn is the basics of combat. Fighting alongside enlisted men can be a good morale booster. * Officer Fundamentals II -- Levels 4-6 Ensigns should learn to effectively place a shot on an opponent's vulnerable area. Many times this will help make a strong enemy a little weaker. * Officer Fundamentals III -- Levels 7-9 Learning some basic tactical maneuvers is important, since it can help boost a weak defense against strong opponents. * Officer Fundamentals IV -- Levels 10-13 Ensigns should never abandon their combat training, since a steady aim at the head of any squadron is sure to inspire the troops. * Officer Fundamentals V -- Levels 14-17 The cool head of a combat trained ensign can help give his or her men an advantage in combat by disabling enemies. * Officer Fundamentals VI -- Levels 18-21 The ensign should always be studying new tactical maneuvers in order to give his or her teammates the best advantage possible. After passing the sixth lesson and 21st level, the Ensign may then work toward the Lieutenant rank. The Ensign is a crew member on board the G.F.S. Olympus. He is a generic Male Fleet Trooper stationed to the left in the Flag Bridge. Before the Olympus follows the captured Leviathan Battleship into a wormhole to Phaaze, he briefly speaks to Fleet Admiral Castor Dane to inform him of Samus' arrival. He is unseen in the cutscene. The name likely refers to the character's rank An Ensign or sometimes known as Midshipman is a naval rank equivalent to 2nd Lieutenant in seniority. An Ensign is typically senior to any enlisted personnel and junior to a Sub Lieutenant. Ensigns are addressed by rank and name, thereafter by subordinates as "Sir" or "Ma'am". The rank is usually abbreviated to "Ens." or "ENS". Ensign is the most junior commissioned officer rank save Officer Cadet, above all enlisted personnel and below Lieutenants (JG). Ensigns have only been out of the Academy for a short time, and as such have the least amount of responsibility of all officers. Ensigns generally serve in relief or assistant capacities in most departments. It is rare - but not unheard of - for a cadet at the Academy to be granted a temporary commission as an ensign. This, however, is only done in instances of truly outstanding grades. Officers typically spend around three years as an Ensign. Ensign is a junior commissioned officer rank of the Navy. It is the lowest commissioned officer rank, and is equal in rank to Second Lieutenant in the Templar Marine Corps and the Twilight Trooper Corps. Ensign is a junior officer in the Earth forces, equal to a Second or Third Lieutenant, who assists with command. This rank only seems to be used after the First Robotech War. While the rank is used in dialog, no specific character is named. See Ranks (Earth) for a complete overview of Earth forces ranks. Ensign is the most junior commissioned officer rank, above all enlisted personnel and Warrant Officers and below Lieutenants (JG). Ensigns have only been out of the Academy for a short time, and as such have the least amount of responsibility of all officers. Ensigns generally serve in relief or assistant capacities in most departments. It is rare - but not unheard of - for a cadet at Starfleet Academy to be granted a temporary commission as an ensign. This, however, is only done in instances of truly outstanding grades. Officers typically spend around three years as an Ensign. The rank of Ensign was typically an entry-level officer in a navy who has completed their training and received a proper commission. Said officer would have control over enlisted crew, but not other officers. Similarly, an Ensign may be in charge of a role or department aboard ship, such as damage control, and would answer directly to a higher officer or work alongside a senior non-com. Ensign also could not take command of any situation, unless in the absence of a Lieutenant. Becoming an Ensign was the first road to command. Serving primarily as an apprentice, Ensigns would be tested in many situations. On off hours, or when in hyperspace, an Ensign could be given command of an aspect of the ship, primarily to test their abilities, but also to give the regular officers some time off. When the Captain or another higher-ranking officer judged them ready, the Ensign would be promoted, and continue on their command path. Ensign es un personaje de Aventura Espacial. Ella es la primer oficial de la SS Astro Barrera, y le encanta volar en el espacio. Ensign is a rank of officer in many naval services and space forces, most notably Earth Starfleet and its Federation counterpart. The rank of Ensign was typically an entry-level officer in a navy. Said officer would have control over enlisted crew, but not other officers. Similarly, an ensign may be in charge of a role or department aboard ship, such as damage control, and would answer directly to a higher officer or work alongside a senior non-com. Ensign also could not take command of any situation, unless in the absence of a lieutenant. Becoming an ensign was the first road to command. Serving primarily as an apprentice, ensigns would be tested in many situations. On off hours, or when in hyperspace, an ensign could be given command of an aspect of the ship, primarily to test their abilities, but also to give the regular officers some time off. When the captain or another higher-ranking officer judged them ready, the ensign would be promoted, and continue on their command path. The first rank of Starfleet that is automatically given upon graduation of Starfleet Academy. This rank is the most basic and comes after Starfleet Academy rank Cadet. Ensign is the predecessor of Lieutenant Junior Grade.

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