noun
General Slang
OIC
oh-eye-SEE · noun · informal
Officer In Charge — the officer running a specific task or detail.
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'Officer In Charge' — the officer designated as responsible for a particular activity, detail, or facility, often a smaller or temporary scope than a formal command.
“"Report to the OIC of the arms room to draw your weapon."”
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OIC In A Sentence
"Report to the OIC of the arms room to draw your weapon."
Origin & Usage
US military abbreviation of 'officer in charge'.
People Also Ask
What does OIC mean?
OIC stands for 'Officer In Charge' — the officer responsible for a specific activity, detail, or facility, usually a smaller or temporary scope than a formal command.
How is OIC different from NCOIC?
An OIC is a commissioned officer in charge, while an NCOIC is a non-commissioned officer in charge; the two are often paired over the same task.
How is OIC used?
It designates who is responsible for something, as in 'report to the OIC of the arms room'.
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