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Every member of the Canadian Forces is enrolled into an occupation. Non-commissioned occupations, often referred to as trades, are the skilled backbone of the military who execute the physical tasks to get operations done. Commissioned officer occupations are the mid to sin or level leaders of the military. | |||
==Commissioned Officer Occupations== | |||
*[[Engineer]] | |||
*[[Infantry Officer]] | |||
*[[Pilot]] | |||
==Non-Commissioned Member Occupations== | |||
*[[Armoured Crewman]] | |||
*[[Combat Engineer]] | |||
*[[Cook]] | |||
*[[Infantryman]] | |||
[[Category:Military Occupations]] | |||
Revision as of 01:35, 3 October 2016
Every member of the Canadian Forces is enrolled into an occupation. Non-commissioned occupations, often referred to as trades, are the skilled backbone of the military who execute the physical tasks to get operations done. Commissioned officer occupations are the mid to sin or level leaders of the military.
Commissioned Officer Occupations
