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Question for folks who read a lot of military fiction (sci-fi, historical, thriller, any): Are officers always referred to in the narration by their rank *and* last name? Or is it also standard to refer to them by just their last name, once their rank has been established? Example, given that Sergeant Myers is a well known character already: Sergeant Myers stalked through the mess. Myers stalked through the mess.

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