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Your question is somewhat confusing, but I will try to answer it. If you want the rank structure for the United States Army Air Corps (pre-1947) it is: Private, Private First Class, Corporal or Technician 5th Grade, Sergeant or Technician 4th Grade, Staff Sergeant or Technician 3rd Grade, Technical Sergeant, Master Sergeant or First Sergeant. The officer grades have remained the same: 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel, Brigadier General, Major General, Lieutenant General and General. If you are looking for the ranks of the United States Army and the United States Air Force, you can use this link to get to Defenselink and see them.http://www.defenselink.mil/specials/insignias/ Hope this answers your question.
Chief Master Sergeant. Some people will say it's Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force. That is the highest NCO job in the Air Force, but he's still a Chief Master Sergeant.
A Senior Master Sergeant is ranked above a Master Sergeant in the United States Air Force and the United States Space Force. It is the eighth enlisted rank in the Air Force and the Space Force, equivalent to a First Sergeant in the Army and Marine Corps or a Senior Chief Petty Officer in the Navy and Coast Guard.
In the US Air Force, a Master Sergeant is an E-7, making it the third highest enlisted rank.
Chief Master Sergeant Fred Archer
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Donald L. Harlow was the second Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force. See Related links for his bio.
MSgt or MSGT
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Chief Master Sgt Grace Peterson
There was no Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force in 1965. The first Chief Master Seargent of the Air Force was Paul W. Airey, who served from April 3, 1967 - July 31, 1969. See related links for more information.
Senior Master Sergeant (Air Force).