Officer sticks could refer to a couple of different things depending on the context. Here are two possible interpretations:
- Ceremonial Baton or Swagger Stick: In military or police contexts, an officer stick might refer to a ceremonial baton or swagger stick. These are short sticks carried by officers as a symbol of authority and are often part of dress or ceremonial uniforms. They’re not used as weapons but rather as symbols of command and authority during formal events.
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- NCO or Warrant Officer Rank Insignia: In some military traditions, particularly in the British Army, the term “officer stick” might colloquially refer to a warrant officer’s pace stick. A pace stick is a long stick used by warrant officers and senior non-commissioned officers to measure the correct length of a marching pace. It is often a symbol of experience and leadership.
To provide more accurate information, I would need additional context or details about the specific type of “officer sticks” you are referring to.
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Parade Officer stick black finishing malacca cane
OS-101- Parade Officer stick made in black finishing malacca cane with nickel plated ball head and ferrule.
