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Military ranks signify the responsibilities, authority, and pay associated with each service member, and a higher rank corresponds to increased authority. The Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps have similar ranks, while the Coast Guard and Navy generally share similar ones. The Space Force partially adopts the Air Force rank system. The Space Force uses the term “Specialist” for the pay grades of E-1 through E-4, and the E-5 pay grade is a sergeant, but after E-5 the Air Force and Space Force ranks are referred to using the same rank titles.
The lowest enlisted military grade is "E-1," and the highest officer grade is "O-10," commonly known as general. There is a five-star officer rank in the Air Force, Army and Navy, but those ranks have not been used in decades since the end of the Korean War. Despite variations in nomenclature, all services use the common classifications of "E" for enlisted and "O" for officers. However, the rank names that remain consistent across all services are warrant officers which can be found in the Army, Navy, and Marines.
Military Rank Categories
Three classifications exist within the ranks of the US Army: enlisted, warrant officers, and officers. An officers rank, title, and pay grade are indicated by the letter and number that are assigned to them. Officers wear rank-designating insignia on their uniforms. Each rank indicates the degree of leadership and work tasks assigned to each individual.
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The ranks of the United States Navy are divided into four categories: enlisted, warrant officers, commissioned officers, and admirals. The letter and number assigned to a sailor signify their rank, title, and pay grade. On their uniforms, sailors wear insignia that denotes their rank. Ranks represent the level of each sailor's job obligations and leadership responsibilities.
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The ranks of the United States Marine Corps are divided into three categories: enlisted, warrant officers, and commissioned officers. The letter and number assigned to a marine signify their rank, title, and pay grade. On their uniforms, marines wear insignia that denotes their rank. Each rank indicates the degree of leadership and work tasks assigned to each individual.
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Two classifications exist within the ranks of the US Air Force: enlisted and officers. An officers rank, title, and pay grade are indicated by the letter and number that are assigned to them. Officers wear rank-designating insignia on their uniforms. Each rank indicates the degree of leadership and work tasks assigned to each individual.
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The ranks of the United States Coast Guard are divided into three categories: enlisted, warrant officers, and commissioned officers. The letter and number assigned to a Coast Guardmen signify their rank, title, and pay grade. On their uniforms, sailors wear insignia that denotes their rank. Each rank indicates the degree of leadership and work tasks assigned to each individual.
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Two classifications exist within the ranks of the US Space Force: enlisted and officers. An officers rank, title, and pay grade are indicated by the letter and number that are assigned to them. Officers wear rank-designating insignia on their uniforms. Each rank indicates the degree of leadership and work tasks assigned to each individual.
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