A CW4 rank in the Us Army equals what USMC rank?
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CWO4 (Chief Warrant Officer 4)
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There are many things that go into determining promotions:\nThe first couple are only determined by:\nTime in Service\nTime in grade (rank)\nand not getting into any trouble\n\nAfterwards servicemembers are graded on the above plus:\nPhysical fitness test results\nRifle score if applicable\nProficiency and conduct grades as given by superiors\nTest results (Navy and possibly Air Force)\nNeeds for the next higher rank in your particular job\nEducation attained (both civilian and military)\nand a few other things.\n\nIn the Marine Corps all of these factors are combined into a Composite Score. Every quarter (3 months) Marine Corps headquarters releases the list of composite scores needed for advancement, If you have at least that score then you get promoted. After Sergeant (and all officers) you get promoted by appointment and composite score is obsolete.
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Yes, but it only applies to pay grade. For example. a Captain in the Navy out ranks a Captain in the Army. In the Navy, a Captain has a pay grade of O-6, and in the Army, the pay grade is O-3.
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e-1 recruit\ne-2 private\ne-3 private first class\ne-4 specialist\ne-4 corporal (Non Commissioned Officer)\ne-5 Sergeant (NCO)\ne-6 staff sergeant (NCO)\ne-7 Sergeant first class (NCO)\ne-8 Master sergeant, first sergeant (NCO)\ne-9 Sergeant Major, Command sergeant Major (NCO)
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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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I came in as an E-1.  I got E-2 out of boot camp.  I got E-4 and E-5 first time up.  I put on E-6 right at the 6 year mark.  Chief Petty Officer at 10 1/2 years.
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www.mol.usmc.mil\n\nHowever to gain access you must be or been a Marine.. \nUnless they changed that since last time I was in there.\n\n:o) hope that helps.. \n\nCpl. Howitzer, USMC
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No they aren't and different ones are active at different times and some go into reserve status!\n\ngo here it is too long to explain\n\nhttp://www.usapa.army.mil/pdffiles/r600_82.pdf\n\n \nUS Army Infantry Home\n \nNational Infantry Association\n United States Army \nArmy Secretariat  Military District of Washington  Army Staff   \nIntelligence & Security\nCommand  Criminal Investigation\nCommand  Corps of Engineers  Medical Command  \n\nArmy Materiel\nCommand  Training & Doctrine\nCommand  Forces \nCommand  \n\nUS Army South  Special Operations\nCommand  Surface Deployment \nand Distribution Cmd  Space & Missile\nDefense Cmd  \n\n \n\n8th US Army  Army Pacific Cmd  US Army Europe \n7th US Army  ARCENT \n3rd US Army  \n    172nd Infantry Bde    173d Airborne Bde   \n2nd Infantry Div  25th Infantry Div    \n \nIX Corps   VII Corps   \nI Corps  III Corps  V Corps  XVIII Airborne Corps  \n    3rd Armored Cav Rgt      2nd Armored Cav Rgt  \n 1st Cavalry Div  1st Armored Div  3rd Infantry Div Mech  \n 4th Infantry Div Mech  1st Infantry Div Mech  10th Mountain Div  \n   82nd Airborne Div  \n   101st Airborne Div  \n\nUS Army National Guard \n40th Infantry Div Mech  34th Infantry Div  35th Infantry Div  28th Infantry Div  \n 36th Infantry Div   29th Infantry Div  \n 38th Infantry Div \n 49th Armored Div   42nd Infantry Div  \n\n 7th Infantry Div   24th Infantry Div  \n   29th Infantry Bde     32nd Infantry Bde     256th Infantry Bde     27th Infantry Bde  \n   81st Armor Bde     39th Infantry Bde     278th Armored Cav Rgt     30th Infantry Bde  \n   116th Armor Cav Bde     41st Infantry Bde      48th Infantry Bde  \n    45th Infantry Bde      53rd Infantry Bde  \n    155th Armored Bde      76th Infantry Bde  \n      218th Infantry Bde  \n\nUS Army Reserve \nUS Army Reserve Command 1st US Army  5th US Army  \n9th Reg. Readiness Cmd  77th Division (RTU)  78th Division (TS)  75th Division (TS)  \n63d Reg. Readiness Cmd  80th Division (IT)  85th Division (TS)  91st Division (TS)  \n65th Reg. Readiness Cmd  84th Division (IT)  87th Division (TS)  \n70th Reg. Readiness Cmd  95th Division (IT)  \n77th Reg. Readiness Cmd  98th Division (IT)  \n81st Reg. Readiness Cmd  100th Division (IT)  \n88th Reg. Readiness Cmd  104th Division (IT)  \n89th Reg. Readiness Cmd  108th Division (IT)  \n90th Reg. Readiness Cmd \n94th Reg. Readiness Cmd \n96th Reg. Readiness Cmd \n99th Reg. Readiness Cmd
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warrant officer IS a rank (Warrent Officer 1, Chief Warrant 2, 3 & 4). The difference is a warrant officer is not "Commissioned" as a so-called regular officer. Commissioned officers hold presidential commissions and are confirmed at their ranks by the Senate. Warrant officers hold warrants from their service secretary and are specialists and experts in certain military technologies or capabilities. Check with the recruiter for details. Don't bother with Air Force... they do not have Warrent Officers.\n\nEdit: No offense to Jim below, but part of his answer is incorrect. A CW2 in the army has the exact same pay as a CW2 in the navy. The payscale is DoD based, not service specific.
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If you genuinely can't hack the AIT for the MOS you've selected, I believe you get to reclass for something that may be more your speed.  Otherwise, you get recycled to the next Co. coming through.  At least that's what happened in my unit.  I've actually never heard of anyone getting put out of the Army altogether.
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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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Chief of Staff, United States Army\nPentagon, Virgina 20500
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I believe that in the U.S. Army the highest rank attainable is a four star general. There are probably more than one four star generals at this time; however, only one of them is the Joint Chief of Staff.\nIn the Marine Corps. the highest rank is the five star general and their title is Commandant of the Marine Corps.  Jose
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Well since you are not at WEST POINT (USMA) you are not going to get a RA commission (REGULAR ARMY) you will get a RESERVE COMMISSION (99% of new officers get these so no big deal ) and since the DEMS won and will likely take back the white house and the coming withdrawl from Iraq, you would do well to take somethig you like and something to fall back on-I am a civ employee on McChord AFB and some RIF's(reduction in force- military version of LAYOFF!)have happened to at least 2 LT's here. If you are going INF and planning on going AIRBORNE that degree might be ok for a "HOOAH" lifer ,but if you think the army will be a SKATE job ,wait til you are competing with decorated VETS for the few active slots left after a 7 year $100 billion dollar war and a dem government-good luck!
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a lot of these answers are great just to stress on a few get some college first and you will have a higher rank when joining. If you can't. just be prepared to be broken and rebuilt they will break you down and rebuild you into a soldier.  Your life will revolve around the USMC you can't come and go as you please it is up to your ranking officer. I think the Army is a little slacker and not as tuff as the USMC both are standing for your country which is a great honor make sure you pick the job you want when you sign up because it is hard as hell to change once you sign those papers.  Basic training and  the schooling after sucks you do stupid jobs like kitchen duty and detail work.  Defiantly start running/  it is up and at um every morning for PT during your first 6 months to a year.  Lots of push ups and sit ups.  But you build great bonds and great friendships and you make it into what you want it can be the best experience or the worst it is all up to you!\n\nProud to be an American
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Here's a start:\n\nhttp://usmilitary.about.com/od/armyjoin/a/armymilacademy.htm?...+admission.   But, the guys above are correct.
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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.