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The Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie (RING) is a national paramilitary police force within the United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland. During times of war, the RING effectively becomes a service within the United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland Defence Forces (UKINDF).

Ministerial Ranks

Minister of the Interior
Minister of State for Public Safety
Secretary of State for Police, Inspector-General of Police
Chief Constable of the Royal Gendarmerie (CCst)^[1] = crown and pip over laurel wreath encircling crossed tipstaves

Flag Ranks

OF-10B = Deputy Chief Constable of Police (DCC)^[2]^[3] = crown over laurel wreath encircling crossed tipstaves
OF-10A = Commissioner of Police (Cmsr) = crown and two stylised roses over crossed sword and tipstaff
OF-9B = Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCmsr) = crown and two stylised roses over crossed sword and tipstaff
OF-9A = Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACmsr) = crown and stylised rose over crossed sword and tipstaff
OF-8 = Deputy Assistant Commissioner of Police (DAC) = crown over crossed sword and tipstaff
OF-7 = Commander of Police (Cmdr) = stylised rose over crossed sword and tipstaff
OF-6 = Deputy Commander of Police (DCmdr (P)) = crown and three pips

Senior Officers

Junior Officers/Subalterns

Officer Cadets

Warrant Officers

OR-10 = His Majesty's Sergeant-Major of Police (HMSMP)^[4] = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by stylised rose
OR-9D = Sergeant-Major of the Realm (SMPR)^[5] = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves
OR-9C = Provincial Sergeant-Major of Police (PSMP)^[5] = coat of arms surmounting Defence Forces symbol
OR-9AB = Regional Sergeant-Major of Police (RSMP)^[5] = coat of arms surmounting crossed swords
OR-8 = District Sergeant-Major of Police (DSMP) = crown encircled by laurel leaves
OR-7 = Sergeant-Major of Police (SMP) = crown

Non-Commissioned Officers

Private Ranks

^ Serving head of service. Upon retirement in good standing, the former Chief Constable receives a life baronetcy and a stipend upon retirement in good behaviour.
^ One DCC is appointed to each region.
^ All ranks above that of Commander of Police are appointments decided by the Minister Responsible for Police and the Chief Constable.
^ His Majesty's Sergeant-Major of Police is an appointment. Persons retiring with this rank in good standing are entitled to the honorific "Honourable" and a stipend which they retain in good behaviour.
^ ^a ^b These senior "enlisted" ranks are appointments.

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−	The '''Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie''' (RING) is a national paramilitary police force within the [[Isselmere-Nieland\|United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland]]. During times of war, the RING effectively becomes a service within the UKINDF.	+	The '''Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie''' (RING) is a national paramilitary police force within the [[Isselmere-Nieland\|United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland]]. During times of war, the RING effectively becomes a service within the [[United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland Defence Forces]] ('''UKINDF''').

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