Tac

The Jay cries 'tac tac'.

Darrell S. Mudd, The Boys of Chattahoochee: Sons of the Greatest Generation There were six tactical officers (TACs) in 95th Company, each in charge of a platoon of 40 officer candidates. TACs were not responsible for classroom or field instruction, as their title might suggest, […]

The TACs were commissioned officers; most were infantry officers and OCS graduates. They were lieutenants and called “sir.”

In addition to managing palawa kani’s development, the TAC promotes its use within the aboriginal community and sets rules for who can use the language, and what they can do with it.