Raise-officer

A raise-officer is a military Grade carried by the personnel in training of officer in the armed forces Canadian and French.

Canada

It is the first rank of Officier in the Canadian Armed forces, it is carried only in the terrestrial forces and aviation, the navy using the rank of candidate of navy.

This rank (ang. : officer junior ) belongs to the officers in formation. The officers, that they are those of the army, the navy or the air force, are trained by the royal military Collège of Canada to Kingston in Ontario. After finishbeing finished its formation and to have received their commission, they become officers with whole share and pass to the rank of Sous-lieutenant.

The raise-officer cannot receive the military salute. Its particular status is to some extent similar to that of a member of the row.

France

It is about the rank carried by the future officers in their first months of school of initial training. There exists in the four weapons (Army, Air force, National marine and gendarmerie) and in the Department of health of the armies.

During his years in school of initial training (Polytechnic school, military special School of Saint-Cyr military school, Military academy interarmes, higher Military academy of administration and management), the raise-officer carries alpha

raise-officer of the Army (ESM Saint-Cyr military school, EMIA, EMSAM, EOFIA)
Pupil of the naval college or EFENA

Air force:

raises of first year of the flying school.
raise-officer of the flight crew (EOPN).

high-officer doctor of second or third year of the ESSA Bordeaux or the ESSA Lyon-Bron

NonFrench-speaking countries

The rank of officer student used by the British army and that of officer candidate (" candidate officier") used by the American army can be comparable with the ranks of raise-officer. However in these armies, it is the term of Cadet which generally designates the officer cadets.

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