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This page could probably be deleted and the information incorporated with pages dedicated to military ranks. The citations are almost all for Canadian officers, but the article mentions U.S. officers. Also, the information is incorrect. Specifically, junior officers are a naval term, while the other branches use company grade officers as the equivalent; also, in the Navy and Coast Guard, junior officer refers to O-4 and below, not O-3 and below (the confusion may be because the other services elevate O-4 and above and field grade officers - equivalent to senior officer in the naval services). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 31.14.73.51 (talk) 11:18, 4 March 2019 (UTC)