Can anyone give me a full list of the ranks in the army, starting with Private and working to the top?
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Private E-1\nPrivate E-2\nPrivate First Class\nCorpral/Specialist\nSergeant\nStaff Sergeant\nSergeant First Class\nFirst Sergeant/Master Sergeant\nCommand Sergeant Major\n\nSecond Lieutenant\nFirst Lieutenant\nCaptain\nMajor\nLieutenant Colonel\nColonel\nBrigadier General\nMajor General\nLieutenant General\nGeneral
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you can find a list at The American War Library\n\nhttp://members.aol.com/veterans/warlib46.htm
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I am going to assume your question is asking for contacts for the Army's Transportation Branch. If so, a good place to start is The Office of the Cheif of Transportation. The Office of the Chief of Transportation (OCOT) is the personnel proponency office for the Chief of Transportation.  OCOT is a General Officer level staff which manages Transportation Corps Regiment, enlisted, warrant officer, officer, and civilian career progression in conjunction with the U.S. Army Human Resources Command (HRC) and various Major Army Commands (MACOMs) within the framework of the eight personnel life cycle functions. Hope this helps.\n\nhttp://www.eustis.army.mil/ocot/
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Try these links for more info:\nhttp://www.armyjobs.mod.uk/\nhttp://www.army.mod.uk/
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The training of a private is easy.  After a few months you now have a guy who knows the absolute minimum to generally not hurt himself.\n\nIn general it takes two years for one of these privates to become fully trained and experienced.  Then you can start looking at these privates to see which ones are potential sergeants. You send these guys to about 90 days of training - but they will still need about two years of seasoning,.  After this you can start looking for your senior NCOs and repeat the process.\n\nNow you are ready to look at your senior NCOs and decide who have the talent for staff operations.  And repeat the process yet again.\n\nOfficers follow a career progression that is somewhat similar.\n\nBuilding an army takes time.
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This site answers your question very well.\n\nhttp://homepages.shu.ac.uk/~acsdry/ranks.htm
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Enlisted \n  \n Private E-1 \n Private First Class E-2 \n Lance Corporal E-3  \n Corporal E-4  \n Sergeant E-5 \n Staff Sergeant E-6  \n Gunnery Sergeant E-7  \n Master Sergeant E-8  \n First Sergeant E-8 \n Master Gunnery Sergeant E-9  \n Sergeant Major E-9  \n Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps E-9 \n\n  \nWarrant Officer\n  \n Warrant Officer W-1  \n Chief Warrant Officer 2 W-2 \n Chief Warrant Officer 3 W-3 \n Chief Warrant Officer 4 W-4 \n Chief Warrant Officer 5 W-5 \n\n  \nOfficer   \n\n Second Lieutenant O-1 \n First Lieutenant O-2  \n Captain O-3  \n Major O-4  \n Lieutenant Colonel O-5 \n Colonel O-6  \n Brigadier General O-7 \n Major General O-8 \n Lieutenant General O-9  \n General O-10
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For an individual soldier go to www.anysoldier.com. (linked below)
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Enlisted:\nE1-Private (PVT) (no rank worn)\nE2-Private (PVT) (one bar)\nE3-Private First Class (PFC)\nE4-Specialist (SPC) or Corporal depending on duty position\nE5-Sergeant (SGT) The first of the Non-Commissioned Officer Ranks (NCO)\nE6-Staff Sergeant (SSG)\nE7-Sergeant First Class (SFC)\nE8-Master Sergeant (MSG) or 1st Sergeant (1SG) depending on Duty position\nE9-Sergeant Major (or Sergeant's Major) (SGM) or Command Sergeant Major (CSM) again, duty dependent.\nE10- Sergeant Major of the Army (SMA)\n\nWarrant Officers\nW01-Warrent Officer 1\nCW2-Chief Warrant Officer 2\nCW3\nCW4\nCW5\n\nCommissioned Officers\nO1-2LT-2nd Lieutenant\n02-1LT-1st Lieutenant (Not the naval rank, which is an 03)\n03-CPT-Captain (Not the naval rank, which is an 06)\n04-MAJ-Major\n05-LTC-Leutenent Colonel\n06-COL-Colonel\n07-BG-Brigader General (1 Star)\n08-MG-Magor General (2 Star)\n09-LTG-Lieutenant General (3 Star)\n010-GEN-General\n010-GEN-General of the Army (War time only, and rarely then)
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Go to your State Defence Force. If not on the web, get the phone book. They have the same ranks as the army, but you are appointed your rank by what you have sone in the military or your civilian life, like experience.
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In the Army NCO rank is E5-E9 (SGT-CSM). Officers start at O1 (Second Lieutenant).The link below is the rank system for all branches of the military.
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I believe it is:\n\nprivate, corporal, sargeant, lieutenant, major, colonel, general (with all of their various degrees)
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It determined by rank.\nSearch military pay charts on google.
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With all your other answers I am going to put it way. The Marine Corps rank and pay grade.\nE-1 TO E-3 NON- RATED PVT. PFC L/CPL\nE-4 TO E-5 NCO'S CPL AND SGT\nE-6 TO E-9 STAFF NCO'S SSGT, GY/SGT, MASTER SGT OR FIRST SGT AND MASTER GY/SGT OR SGT,MAJOR.\n\nW-1 TO W-4 WARRANT OFFICERS. (NOT COMMISSION BUT GET THE SAME RESPECT.)\n01-0-10 2LT,1LT,CAPT,MAJOR,LT.COL, COL. B.GEN,\nMAJ.GEN, LT.GEN, GENERAL The higher you go in rank the more men under you and more responibility.
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There are 5 General ranks in the US military, the Navy calls these Admirals\n\nOne star - Brigadier General / Rear Admiral Lower Half\n \nTwo stars - Major General / Rear Admiral Upper Half\n\nThree stars - Lieutenant General / Vice Admiral\n\nFour stars - General (simply enough) / Admiral\n\nFive stars - General of the Army is historically the second most senior rank in the United States Army, equivalent to a Field Marshal in other militaries. (Navy, Fleet Admiral)\n\nThe rank of General of the Army is still maintained as a rank of the U.S. military and could again be bestowed pending approval of the United States Congress. Currently, official U.S. military policy is that General of the Army, General of the Air Force, and Fleet Admiral are only to be used in time of war where the commanding officer must be equal to or of higher rank than those commanding armies from another nation.\n\nRegulations concerning the rank of General of the Army state that any officer holding the position will remain on active duty for life. It was for this reason that Dwight Eisenhower resigned his commission to serve as President of the United States, since the office of president can not legally be filled by an active duty U.S. military officer. Eisenhower's rank was later commemorated on the signs denoting Interstate Highways as part of the Eisenhower Interstate System, which display 5 silver stars on a light blue background.\n\nHistorically, thre is a higher rank than all of these, considered the equivalent of a six star General. That being "General of the Armies." It has only been conferred twice in the history of the United States armed forces. The title of General of the Armies of the United States was created when General John J. Pershing accepted the commission on 8 September 1919, was retired with that rank on 13 September 1924. He held the rank until his death on 15 July 1948.\n\nJoint Resolution of Congress, Public Law 94-479, 11 October 1976 provided for the posthumous appointment of George Washington to the grade of General of the Armies of the United States. The appointment was backdated to July 4, 1776 so that Washington would be considered the most senior General of the United States for all time. As such, the resolution stated that "it is considered fitting and proper that no officer of the United States Army should outrank Lieutenant General George Washington".
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I can only speak to US Army Officer promotions. First, check out AR 600-8-29 (Army Regulation - I linked it below). Second, there are several unwritten rules regarding specific positions and OER (Officer Evaluation Reports) ratings that one has to have. Then there are the educational requirements (both OES - military schools - and civilian). If you would like, please feel free to email me @ sofgrant@hotmail.com and I will provide you with more specifics.
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LT assignments  Mr. Keith Jones jonesk0@hoffman.army.mil\n\nCPT and 1LT(P)  CPT Sedrick Jackson Sedrick.Jackson@hoffman.army.mil