saltinespike

I cannot figure out what the FBI rankings are, whether they are similar to the military, police, etc. No clue. I temporarily labeled a superior "Lieutenant" because I didn't know what else. Help?

*Angel

i dont think they have specific rankings, just divisions, but the lead of each is a director i think,

heres some good info though
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

when google fails, try wikipedia

other than the director i think there all just agents and special agents, with specialized area's of expertise.

The Backward OX

The Vegas office of the FBI is located at 1787 W Lake Mead Blvd.

Why don't you just go ask in person?

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ClancyBoy

According to the X-Files it goes: (bottom to top)

Agent
Special Agent
Assistant Director
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iceguy303

Most rankings are going to be through the use of Special Agents. Senior leutenant and titles like that arent really applicable. You will have regional Agents that are in charge, but for the most part, if you are a FBI agent, you are a Special Agent. That goes for almost all other federal branches that authorize individuals investigative and arrest powers. Most of these individuals are trained at FLETC in Georgia before they return to their agency for additional training. Hope this helps.

I think this is how it goes
Special Agent
(SSA) Supervisory Special Agent
(DSAC) Deputy Special Agent in Charge
(SAC) Special Agent in Charge - usually for regions and operations
Then you have your HQ offices and titles.

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