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I am a United States Sailor.
I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America and I will obey the orders of those appointed over me.
I represent the fighting spirit of the Navy and those who have gone before me to defend freedom and democracy around the world.
I proudly serve my country’s Navy combat team with honor, courage, and commitment.
I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all |
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Sir/Ma'am, the (first) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:"
- Section Leader: _______________
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Sir/Ma'am, the (second) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:"
Class Chief Petty Officer/Class Drill Instructor: _______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (third) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Class Officer:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (fourth) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Assistant Operations Officer:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (fifth) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Operations Officer:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (sixth) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Executive Officer, Officer Training Command:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (seventh) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Commanding Officer, Officer Training Command:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (eight) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Commander, Naval Service Training Command:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (ninth) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Commander Naval Education and Training Command:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (tenth) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Chief of Naval Operations:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (eleventh) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Secretary of the Navy:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (12th) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Secretary of Defense:_______________ |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (13th) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| Vice-President of the United States: The Honorable Mr. Biden |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the (14th) person in this officer candidate’s chain of command is:" |
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| President of the United States:The Honorable Mr. Obama |
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| I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense |
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| I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have the means to resist. |
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| If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy. |
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| If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I will give no information nor take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not, I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way. |
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| When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service number and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability. I will make no oral or written statements disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to their cause. |
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| I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the United States of America. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To take charge of this post and all government property in view. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse than my own. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To quit my post only when properly relieved. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the Commanding Officer, Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck, and Officers and Petty Officers of the watch only. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To talk to no one except in the line of duty. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To call the Officer of the Deck in any case not covered by instructions. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased. |
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General Orders of a Sentry
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| To be especially watchful at night and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority |
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Stand, Navy out to sea
Fight our-battle cry
We'll never change our course
So vicious foes steer shy-y-y-y
Roll out the TNT
Anchors aweigh
Sail on to victory, and
Sink their bones to Davy Jones, hooray!
Anchors aweigh, my boys
Anchors aweigh
Farewell to college joys
We'll sail at the break of day-ay-ay-ay
Through our last night ashore,
Drink to the foam
Until we meet once more.
Here's wishing you a happy voyage home! |
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From the Halls of Montezuma
To the shores of Tripoli
We will fight our country's battles
In the air, on land, and sea.
First to fight for right and freedom
And to keep our honor clean
We are proud to claim the title
Of the United States Marine. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
0-1 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-1 in the United States Navy is an Ensign. His insignia is a one gold bar collar device, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
0-2 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-2 in the United States Navy is a Lieutenant Junior Grade. His insignia is a one silver bar collar device, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one 1/4 inch gold stripe outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one 1/4 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
0-3 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-3 in the United States Navy is a Lieutenant. His insignia is a two silver bar collar device, or two 1/2 inch gold stripes outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or two 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
0-4 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-4 in the United States Navy is a Lieutenant Commander. His insignia is a one gold oak leaf collar device, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one 1/4 inch gold stripe outboard of one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one 1/4 inch gold stripe below one 1/2 gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-5 in the United States Navy is a Commander. His insignia is a one silver oak leaf collar device, or three 1/2 inch gold stripes outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or three 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-6 in the United States Navy is a Captain. His insignia is a one silver eagle collar device, or four 1/2 inch gold stripes outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or four 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-7 in the United States Navy is a Rear Admiral (Lower Half). His insignia is a one silver five-pointed star collar device, or one silver five-pointed star outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one 2-inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-8 in the United States Navy is a Rear Admiral (Upper Half). His insignia is a two silver five-pointed stars collar device, or two silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one 2-inch gold stripe below one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-9 in the United States Navy is a Vice Admiral. His insignia is a three silver five-pointed stars collar device, or three silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one 2-inch gold stripe below two 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
0-10 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-10 in the United States Navy is an Admiral. His insignia is a four silver five-pointed stars collar device, or four silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one 2-inch gold stripe below three 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Officer Rank Structure
0-11 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-11 in the United States Navy is a Fleet Admiral. His insignia is a five silver five-pointed stars collar device, or five silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one 2-inch gold stripe below four 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed start on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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Navy Warrant Officer Rank Insignia
CWO2 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, a W-2 in the United States Navy is a Chief Warrant Officer Two. His insignia is a single bar collar device with a blue background and two gold breaks, or a gold 1/2 inch stripe with 3 blue breaks on a black shoulder board or the service dress blue uniform sleeve. |
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Navy Warrant Officer Rank Insignia
CWO3 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, a W-3 in the United States Navy is a Chief Warrant Officer Three. His insignia is a single bar collar device with a blue background and one silver break, or a gold 1/2 inch stripe with 2 blue breaks on a black shoulder board or the service dress blue uniform sleeve. |
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Navy Warrant Officer Rank Insignia
CWO4 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, a W-4 in the United States Navy is a Chief Warrant Officer Four. His insignia is a single bar collar device with a blue background and two silver breaks, or a gold 1/2 inch stripe with one blue break on a black shoulder board or the service dress blue uniform sleeve. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-1 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-1 in the United States Navy is a Seaman Recruit. He has no insignia. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-2 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-2 in the United States Navy is a Seaman Apprentice. His insignia is two parallel diagonal slashes. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-3 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-3 in the United States Navy is a Seaman. His insignia is three parallel diagonal slashes. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-4 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-4 in the United States Navy is a Petty Officer Third Class. His insignia is one cheveron below one eagle. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-5 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-5 in the United States Navy is a Petty Officer Second Class. His insignia is two cheverons below one eagle. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-6 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-6 in the United States Navy is a Petty Officer First Class. His insignia is three cheverons below one eagle. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-7 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-7 in the United States Navy is a Chief Petty Officer. His insignia is three cheverons below one rocker below one eagle. In khaki uniform his insignia will be a gold fouled anchor collar device with a silver USN centered across the anchor. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-8 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-8 in the United States Navy is a Senior Chief Petty Officer. His insignia is three cheverons below one rocker below one eagle below one star centered above the eagle. In khaki uniform his insignia will be a gold fouled anchor collar device with a silver USN centered across the anchor below one silver star. |
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Navy Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-9 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-9 in the United States Navy is a Master Chief Petty Officer. His insignia is three cheverons below one rocker below one eagle below two stars centered above the eagle. In khaki uniform his insignia will be a gold fouled anchor collar device with a silver USN centered across the anchor below two silver stars. |
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| What is the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, and what is his insignia? |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy is an E-9. His insignia is three cheverons below one rocker below one eagle below three stars centered above the eagle. In khaki uniform his insignia will be a gold fouled anchor collar device with a silver USN centered across the anchor below three silver stars. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-1 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-1 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Second Lieutenant. His insignia is a one gold bar collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-2 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-2 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a First Lieutenant. His insignia is a one silver bar collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-3 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-3 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Captain. His insignia is a two silver bars collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-4 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-4 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Major. His insignia is a one gold oak leaf collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-5 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-5 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Lieutenant Colonel. His insignia is a one silver oak leaf collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-6 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-6 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Colonel. His insignia is a one silver eagle collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-7 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-7 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Brigadier General. His insignia is a one silver star collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-8 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-8 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Major General. His insignia is a two silver stars collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-9 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-9 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a Lieutenant General. His insignia is a three silver stars collar device. |
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Marine Corps Officer Rank Insignia
0-10 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an 0-10 in the United States Navy Marine Corps is a General. His insignia is a four silver stars collar device. |
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Marine Corps Warrant Officer Rank Insignia
CWO2 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, a W-2 in the USMC is a Chief Warrant Officer Two. His insignia is a bar with a red background and two gold breaks. |
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Marine Corps Warrant Officer Rank Insignia
CWO3 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, a W-3 in the USMC is a Chief Warrant Officer Three. His insignia is a bar with a red background and one silver break. |
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Marine Corps Warrant Officer Rank Insignia
CWO4 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, a W-4 in the USMC is a Chief Warrant Officer TFour. His insignia is a bar with a red background and two silver breaks. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-1 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-1 in the United States marine Corps is a Private. He has no insignia. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-2 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-2 in the United States marine Corps is a Private First Class. His insignia is one cheveron. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-3 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-3 in the United States marine Corps is a Lance Corporal. His insignia is one cheveron over crossed rifles. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-4 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-4 in the United States marine Corps is a Corporal. His insignia is two cheverons over crossed rifles. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-5 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-5 in the United States marine Corps is a Sergeant His insignia is three cheverons over crossed rifles. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-6 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-6 in the United States marine Corps is a Staff Sergeant His insignia is three cheverons over crossed rifles over one rocker. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-7 |
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| Sir/Ma'am, an E-7 in the United States marine Corps is a Gunnery Sergeant His insignia is three cheverons over crossed rifles over two rockers. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-8 (Both) |
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Sir/Ma'am, an E-8 in the United States marine Corps is a Master Sergeant. His insignia is three cheverons over crossed rifles over three rockers.
Sir/Ma'am, an E-8 in the United States marine Corps is a First Sergeant. His insignia is three cheverons over one diamond over three rockers. |
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Marine Corps Enlisted Rank Insignia
E-9 (Both) |
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Sir/Ma'am, an E-9 in the United States marine Corps is a Master Gunnery Sergeant. His insignia is three cheverons over a bursting bomb over four rockers.
Sir/Ma'am, an E-9 in the United States marine Corps is a Sergeant Major. His insignia is three cheverons over one star over four rockers. |
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| What is the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps' Rank and insignia? |
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| Sir/Ma'am, the Sergeant Major of the United States Marine Corps is an E-9. His insignia is three chevrons over the Marine Corps emblem centered between two five-pointed stars over four rockers. |
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| What are the 14 Leadership Traits? |
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JJ DID TIE THE BUCKLE
1. Judgement
2. Justice
3. Decisiveness
4. Initiative
5. Dependability
6. Tact
7. Integrity
8. Endurance
9. Bearing
10. Unselfishness
11. Courage
12. Knowledge
13. Loyalty
14. Enthusiasm |
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