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has gloss	(noun) a commissioned officer with combat units (not a staff officer or a supply officer) line officer
has gloss	eng: The term line officer (or "officer of the line") is used in the United States Armed Forces to describe a military officer who is trained to command a warship, ground combat unit, combat aviation unit, or combat support unit. Officers who are not line officers are those whose primary duties are in non-combat specialties including chaplains, lawyers, supply officers and medical officers. Line officers may also be assigned non-combat roles. Non-line officers are often assigned to tasks normally given to line officers. Also, non-line officers at the squadron or Group level (and higher) are also issued "G-Series" orders which gives them the same relative power of line officers of equivalent rank. In operational circumstances line officers may hold positional authority over non-line officers of higher rank given the circumstance but is often ignored in modern wartime symbiotic military relationships.
lexicalization	eng: line officer
subclass of	(noun) a military officer holding a commission commissioned officer

Meaning
Hungarian
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lexicalization	hun: kereskedelmi tengerésztiszt
lexicalization	hun: csapattiszt
Indonesian
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lexicalization	ind: perwira kesatuan tempur

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similar	e/Line officer