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− | The '''Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie''' (RING) is | + | The '''Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie''' (RING) is the central or national [[Wikipedia:Paramilitary|paramilitary]] [[Wikipedia:Police|police]] force within the [[Isselmere-Nieland|United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland]]. In peacetime, the administration of the RING falls to the authority of the Minister of the Interior and his or her minister of State for Public Safety. The Secretary of State for Police, more precisely known as the Inspector-General of Police, is the civilian head of the service. During times of war, the RING effectively becomes a service within the [[United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland Defence Forces]] ('''UKINDF'''). |
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+ | The RING performs rural policing throughout the United Kingdom as well as guarding central government buildings and offices, including Isselmere-Nielander embassies throughout the [[NationStates|world]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:30, 25 January 2007
The Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie (RING) is the central or national paramilitary police force within the United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland. In peacetime, the administration of the RING falls to the authority of the Minister of the Interior and his or her minister of State for Public Safety. The Secretary of State for Police, more precisely known as the Inspector-General of Police, is the civilian head of the service. During times of war, the RING effectively becomes a service within the United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland Defence Forces (UKINDF).
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Function
The RING performs rural policing throughout the United Kingdom as well as guarding central government buildings and offices, including Isselmere-Nielander embassies throughout the world.
Rank structure
Code | Ministerial Ranks | Insignia |
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(n/a) | Minister of the Interior | (n/a) |
(n/a) | Minister of State for Public Safety | (n/a) |
(n/a) | Secretary of State for Police, Inspector-General of Police | (n/a) |
(n/a) | Director-General of the Royal Gendarmerie (DGRG)[1] | Crown and coat of arms proper over laurel wreath encircling crossed tipstaves |
Code | Command Ranks | Insignia |
OF-10B | Chief Constable (CCst)[2][3] | Crown over laurel wreath encircling crossed tipstaves |
OF-10A | Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) | Crown and two stylised roses[4] over crossed sword and tipstaff |
OF-9B | Commissioner of Police (Cmsr) | Crown and two stylised roses over crossed sword and tipstaff |
OF-9A | Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCmsr) | Crown and stylised rose over crossed sword and tipstaff |
OF-8 | Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACmsr) | 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) | Crown and three pips |
Code | Senior Officers | Insignia |
OF-5 | Chief Superintendent (CSupt) | Crown and two pips |
OF-4 | Deputy Chief Superintendent (DCSupt) | Crown and pip |
OF-3 | Superintendent (Supt) | Crown |
Code | Junior Officers/Subalterns | Insignia |
OF-2 | Chief Inspector (CInsp) | Three pips |
OF-1B | Inspector (Insp) | Two pips |
OF-1A | Sub-Inspector (SInsp) | Pip |
Code | Officer Cadets | Insignia |
OF-D | Officer Cadet | Thin bar |
Code | Warrant Officers | Insignia |
OR-10 | His Majesty's Sergeant-Major of Police (HMSMP)[5] | Coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by stylised rose |
OR-9D | Sergeant-Major of the Realm (SMPR)[6] | Coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves |
OR-9C | Provincial Sergeant-Major of Police (PSMP)[5] | Coat of arms surmounting RING 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 |
Code | Non-Commissioned Officers | Insignia |
OR-6 | Staff Sergeant of Police (SSgt) | Three chevrons, surmounted by crown |
OR-5 | Sergeant of Police (Sgt) | Three chevrons |
OR-4 | Corporal (Cpl) | Two chevrons |
Code | Constables | Insignia |
OR-3 | Lance Corporal (LCpl) | Chevron |
OR-2C | Senior Constable (SCst) | Stylised rose |
OR-2B | Constable 1st Class (Cst) | |
OR-2A | Constable 2nd Class (Cst) | |
OR-1 | Recruit (Rct) |
References
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UKINDF logo | |
Branches of service | |
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Naval Service Royal Navy Royal Marines | |
Army | |
Aerospace Service Royal Air Force Orbital Defence Force | |
Strategic Defence Force | |
Royal Gendarmerie | |
Leadership | |
Headquarters | Daurmont, UKIN |
Commander-in-Chief | King Henry V |
Minister of Defence | |
Chief of Defence Staff | |
Personnel | |
Available for military service | 1,412,964,593 (males & females 15-49 y.o., est. 2007) |
Fit for military service | 989,075,215 (males & females 15-49 y.o., est. 2007) |
Reaching military age annually | 29,146,181 (males & females 15-49 y.o., est. 2007) |
Military age | 18 y.o. |
Total personnel | 72,644,046 |
Labour Force | 2.225% |
Expenditures | |
Budget | $28.228 billion USD (est. 2007) |
Percent of GDP | 6.11% |
Industry | |
Domestic suppliers | Isselmere-Nieland Defence Industries |
History | |
History of Isselmere-Nieland | |
Ranks and insignia |
Topics on Isselmere-Nieland | ||
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