Rank Structure
| Rank | Insignia | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Colonel | Patrol Commander | |
| Lieutenant Colonel | Patrol Deputy Commander | |
| Major | Region/Support/Administrative Commander | |
| Captain | Troop Commander | |
| Lieutenant | Troop Executive Officer | |
| First Sergeant | Troop First Sergeant/Post Commander | |
| Sergeant | Team Supervisor | |
| Corporal | Team Supervisor | |
| Lance Corporal | ||
| Senior Trooper | ||
| Trooper First Class | ||
| Trooper | ||
| Trooper Trainee |
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