of course
They can carry it on either side of their body, using either arm. They can carry any firearm, it depends on the situation. Examples include M16-s or muskets in the US.
depending on the the departments s.o.p's most department's require the officer to carry there side arms.
The Royal Navy no longer has a Fleet air Arm
It depends on the situation. When serving as a boat officer in a combat area, yes, they wear a pistol. In some small ships all personnel are issued a side arm in combat situations. Navy officers stationed with the Marine Corps will be expected to be armed (doctors and chaplains excepted).
they dont have standard issue side arms, allthough it is an option for a officer to carry there own arm if its fully registered and licenced. often they DID infact carry side arms with the IRA being such a problem, they just kept them hidden
were do you live in KY yes long as it a side arm.
1949
No. If you do they will cut off your arm and feed you to the SEALS......
You can carry a gun in TX if you have a permit
Currently the standard side arm of the US military is the 9mm M9 Beretta pistol. I know many officers that continued to carry their own .45 because of the lack of stopping power of the 9mm round used by the M9 pistol.
The dorsal surface of the arm refers to the back or posterior side of the arm. It is opposite to the ventral surface, which is the front or anterior side of the arm.