military hierarchy

Military hierarchy is a structured system of command and authority within armed forces, where each level has specific roles and responsibilities. At the top are high-ranking officers, such as generals and admirals, who make strategic decisions. Below them are field officers who manage units and operations, followed by non-commissioned officers (NCOs) who lead enlisted soldiers. The enlisted ranks include privates and specialists who execute tasks and carry out orders. This hierarchy ensures organized communication and efficiency, with clear lines of authority that enable effective leadership and operation during both peacetime and conflicts.