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General P.X.Kelley, the Commandant of the Marine Corps, had four stars.
Hood was a major general (two stars) at Gettysburg. The usual position of a two star general is commanding a division. A division has in it several brigades, each commanded by a brigadier general (one star). Hood was commanding a division in the 1st Corp of Lee's Army. The first corps was commanded by Lieutenant General (three stars) Longstreet.
One star: Brigadier General. Two stars: Major General Three Stars: Lieutenant General Four Stars: General Five Stars: General of the Armies (rare).
The thirteen stars represent the original 13 colonies. The Marine emblem includes the Eagle ( represents our Nation), the Globe (represents our worldwide service), and the anchor (represents Marines close ties with the Navy-the Marine Corps is a department of the Navy). J. Noroflk, SgtMaj USMC Retired
US Military Stars, are insignias: 1. From WWII up until the Vietnam War, US "Stars" were WHITE in color, and painted on practically everything: Tanks, trucks, jeeps, artillery pieces, ships, riverine boats, helicopters, and jet fighter bombers. After the Vietnam War, all "WHITE" stars were painted "BLACK" (called subdued). 2. Rank Insignia "Stars" indicate GENERAL'S in the US Army, US Marine Corps, and US Air Force. In the US Navy, "Stars" indicate an Admiral; Generals=Admirals. After the Vietnam War, all "Silver" stars worn on the uniform were painted "Black" (subdued), when worn on combat uniforms (called FATIQUES during the Vietnam War, Korean War, and World War Two).
The highest ranking officer of the US Marine Corps is Commandant of the Marine Corps Paygrade O-10.
General P.X.Kelley, the Commandant of the Marine Corps, had four stars.
Because there has never been a General to surrender in that rank like the other ranks
Subsequent awards.
A 5 star general in the Marine Corps would be called an imposter because there is no such person. The generals in the USMC are Brigadier General ( 1 star ) Major General ( 2 star ) Lieutenant General ( 3 star ) and General ( 4 star ). There is no 5 star general in the USMC. The general who outranks a 4 star general is the Commandant of the Marine Corps but is himself a General ( 4 star ). He is outranked by the Secretary of the Navy and is a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Yes. They go in the center of the ribbon of the medal. If you rate a star, and it is the correct corresponding star/medal.
It depends on how many stars, what kind of stars, and how many ribbons you have...In general...stars are worn in the middle of the medal. If you have more than one star, place them horizontally and in the middle of the medal in order of precedence. (examples: 2 stars the center line will be in between the two stars, 3 stars the center line will be the middle star).Note: stars are placed with 1 point up and 2 points downIf you have overlapping medals, just push stars to the left until all are visible. If they cannot all be seen when placed horizontally, you can place them vertically.hope this helpsSemper Fi
The highest rank in the Marines, by title and rank, is the Commandant of the Marine Corps. The position is currently held by 4-Star General James T. Conway. The position holds 4-Star General rank, regardless of the officer's actual rank. For example, a 2 or 3 star General can be selected and confirmed by the Senate for that position, and thereby gains 4-Star rank by virtue of holding that position, but would revert to their former rank when they left. That's why most retire after serving (your pension is based on highest rank achieved), though not all do.
The Army, Air Force and Marine Corps ranks for General (Flag) officers are: Brigadier General (one star) Major General (two stars) Lieutenant General (three stars) General (four stars) Ergo, the rank "above" Lieutenant General is General.
Hood was a major general (two stars) at Gettysburg. The usual position of a two star general is commanding a division. A division has in it several brigades, each commanded by a brigadier general (one star). Hood was commanding a division in the 1st Corp of Lee's Army. The first corps was commanded by Lieutenant General (three stars) Longstreet.
Four Stars for a General. Three Stars for a Lieutenant General. Two Stars for a Major General. One Star for a Brigadier General.