What is a Lance Corporal ?
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It's something used to prick a boil.  But stop calling me Corporal.
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http://www.lancearmstrong.com/
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General Infantry.\n\nIt is also an acronym for Government Issue which is more widely accepted.\n\nAlthough when someone in uniform says, "Get over here now G.I.s!" he is talking about the soldiers and not their equipment.
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It means their job title is in the "Legal Department" within the Marine Corps. He may be a clerk which is like an administrative job, or it could also be someone who record, researches, or finds out about Directives,Rules, regulations or other things.
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ordinary people who are prepared to protect you from natural disaster and fight for you in war.\n\nThey are the true 'citizen-soldier.'\n\n"Civilian in peace, soldier in war - I am the Guard."
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Brigadier (a belgian-cross horse) was the name of the horse That served on the Toronto Police Force. He died Friday February 24, 2006 whole on duty. Nicknamed the "Gentle Giant".  \n\n\n\nhttp://www.brigadierslaw.ca/\nhttp://www.pulse24.com/news/top_story/20...
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E-3 is just a rank. Kind of like a job title but it depends what kind of job do you do. Infantry, tanks, Artillery. In Infantry a e-3 is ussually a point man are assistant gunner. In Artillery e-3 is usually a powder or ammo man. and so on... it different for all specialties..
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Troops is a generic word describing a group of any military personnel. A mixed group of soldiers, sailor, airmen, marines could be called troops.  It's not a proper military name because each branch has their own name for specific numbers of members.  Look it up in your manual.  I'm sure you have one because you're tested on it from basic training. Starting from the fewest to the most.  Remember yet?  You'll need it to advance when testing in your AFSC.  However some jobs only test on the PFE that's what I was thinking of earlier.  It's been so long since I was there I forgot what it was.
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An E-1 in any branch of the military.
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12\nAnywhere from captain, to lieutenant to corporal to private
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It was a Kaiser roll, light on the seeds.\n\nIf you mean role, he was in the army.  He was a corporal, and he saw some action on the front lines.  He was wounded, and sent away from the front, to recover, and never returned to active combat duty.
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I will email the joke to my son who is a Lance Corporal in the Marines.  He will enjoy it!
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Marine Corps\nPRIVATE\nPRIVATE FIRST CLASS\nLANCE CORPORAL\nCORPORAL\nSERGEANT\nSTAFF SERGEANT\nGUNNERY SERGEANT\nMASTER SERGEANT  /         FIRST SERGEANT\nMASTER GUNNERY SERGEANT   /      SERGEANT MAJOR\n\nWARRANT OFFICER 1\nWARRANT OFFICER 2\nWARRANT OFFICER 3\nWARRANT OFFICER 4\n\n2ND LIEUTENANT\nLIEUTENANT\nCAPTAIN\nMAJOR\nLIEUTENANT COLONEL\nCOLONEL\nBRIGADIER GENERAL\nMAJOR GENERAL\nLIEUTENANT GENERAL\nGENERAL\nCOMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS\nSECRETARY OF THE NAVY\n\nNOTE:THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS AND SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ARE NOT RANKS BUT THEY ARE IN THE CHAIN OF COMMAND SO I INCLUDED THEM ALSO..
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Yes, a single soldier is at times called troop. Troop, trooper, soldier, maggot, pin head, moron, idiot all mean the same thing when they come out of a sergeants mouth.
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In the event this allegation is true, and it probably makes sense that it is, it is officers who make the decision on who gets what.  It stands to reason that they take care of their own, first.  It seems to me the most hazordous job in the Marine Corps is that of a Lance Corporal.  Look at any cauality list, the majority hold that rank.  On that basis, you would think the majority of medals for valor would go to enlisted men, especially those who suffer the most, Lance Corporals. There is politics everywhere!
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A court martial is a military trial. A serviceman or woman who breaks the law is "court-martialed" and judged by a small jury of officers. The accused is allowed an advocate for his/her defense.
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Police departments are very much like the military (they are even called paramilitary).\n\nThey have ranks officer, corporal, sergeant, lieutenant, captain etc.\n\nSome agencies have detectives who are corporals, others have them as a separate rank.\n\nDetectives themselves are people who are assigned to do the detective work for the agency (like traffic officers are assigned to deal with traffic matters).  Most of the answers about them being specially assigned is right for the larger departments, for the smaller ones, the detective is a jack of all trades.\n\nBasically, they do most of the follow up on those situations that require a little more time than the original officer on the scene could provide (like interview more witnesses, collect evidence, attend autopsies etc.)  They also work more closely with the prosecutors if the case is filed in court.\n\nHope this helps!