CWR works off of a ranking system, people building up seniority with skill or experience. The ranks start with Lieutenant and go all the way to Brigadier General.
NOTE ABOUT COMMENDATIONS: Any senior member can request someone be commended, even if they themselves can not ceommend the person. Any senior can also object to any commendation by any other officer, even those that outrank them.
CWR is almost completely democratic, even among regulars, so any requests by any CWR members will be considered and discussed.
Clan Heirarchy goes as follows:

Brigadier General: Same as clan leader. Oversees Clan operations, Heads Senior officers board, arranges matches, and resolves Clan issues and disputes. Can commend any regular member to any position short of Lieutenant General.

Major General: Deputy Clan leader. Has seniority over all members of the clan except Brigadier General. Assists the Brigadier General and usually takes the role of Sr. Battle Cmdr. Can commend any regular member to any position short of General.

Lieutenant General: Main Generals. Oversee Clan members and recruit new members. Can commend lieutenants to Captains. They usually take the role of Offensive or Defensive Commanders.

General: Regular Senior Officers. Are senior over all regular members and can recruit new members as lieutenants, but cannot commend them to higher ranks. Usually heads small batallions.

Colonel: Highest, most experienced and skillful regular clan members.

Major: Well established, skilled regular clan members.

Captain: Mainstay of the regular clan members.

Lieutenant: Early, somewhat inexperienced members. Does not mean not talented, but a preliminary, short-lived rank.