The lowest rank in the US Army for an officer is Second Lieutenant. Then, First Lieutenant. It is important to note that even a Second Lieutenant out ranks many of the most senior non-officers (or enlisted men).
In the UK, there is no such thing as a first lieutenant, just lieutenant. Any officer will still outrank any NCO.
Usually something like Private. A general term might be "lower enlisted." There's also "recruit," this is often shortened to "Cruit." The term "Knob" has been used. During Vietnam, the acronym "FNG" became common.
Adolf Shiklgruber attained the rank of corporal in the German army. Much later, he took the name Adolf Hitler, and became Chancellor of Germany, and later, Commander-in-Chief of the German military forces.
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lowest is foot soldier next is soldier then its general and then its king
Low or lower in order, degree, or rank
Adolf Shiklgruber attained the rank of corporal in the German army. Much later, he took the name Adolf Hitler, and became Chancellor of Germany, and later, Commander-in-Chief of the German military forces.
Low.
no college this rank is too low................................................. ..
A Lieutenant is, through history, a rank that denotes that they are preparing for the next rank above. Hence a low-ranking officer is a Lieutenant, who is preparing to be a Captain. A Lieutenant Colonel is preparing to be a Colonel. So it follows that a Lieutenant General is preparing to be a General. Thus, it is the rank immediately preceding it.
The abstract noun form of the adjective 'private' is privateness.A related abstract noun is privacy.The word 'private' is also a concrete noun as a word for a low ranking soldier; a word for a person.
Very low
The best weapon for a low rank in my opinion is the M4A1 thanks for your time =] i disagree, it has to be the SCAR-H, it is powerful but the clip is small.
Ultimately from the Latin word infantem "infant" through French and Italian. The meaning evolved from Latin infantem"infant", to Italian infante originally "a youth", then later "foot soldier" to French infantrie to English infantry.A foot solder was called a youth because most of them were youths plus they were too low a rank to be part of the cavalry.
a basic answer is: No navy Untrained army Low resources Slackers Low recruiting period