Real Decreto 1928/1991, de 20 de diciembre, por el que se adapta a las Escalas declaradas a extinguir el régimen del personal militar establecido en la Ley 17/1989, de 19 de julio. | BOE-A-1992-260 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 1928/1991, de 20 de diciembre, por el que se adapta a las Escalas declaradas a extinguir el régimen del personal militar establecido en la Ley 17/1989, de 19 de julio.

Certain military personnel are governed by the cited law and its implementing decrees for listed personnel matters.

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Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1992-260
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Language
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Certain military personnel are governed by the cited law and its implementing decrees for listed personnel matters. Las especialidades se entienden referidas a las Escalas a extinguir; los Jefes de los Estados Mayores pueden adaptarlas en ciertos casos, y los componentes deben desempeñar los cometidos asignados que encajen con su formación y empleo. Military ranks authorize holders to command or perform assigned duties within the armed forces, subject to Article 2 of the decree. Certain military service members may take specialist courses and may join the teaching staff of military educational centres if their competence is first recognised. Promotion in certain military grades follows seniority rules, with a special rule for promotion to captain and required service time.