In most armies, it's Sergeant. Some armies are structured a little different, though. For example, the Canadian Forces has a "Master Corporal" rank which is equivalent to a US Army Sergeant, while the French equivalent is "Corporal-Chef", which comes between Corporal and Sergeant.
In the U.S. Army, the rank below Sergeant is either Corporal or Specialist. Corporals have leadership responsibilities, and specialists have skill responsibilities with fewer leadership tasks.
In the Air Force the rank below sergeant is Senior Airman, and in the Marine Corps it is a Corporal.
In the American Army, a sergeant was the 3rd rank in promotion and wore 3 stripes.
However, "sergeant" can be a generic term for any non-commissioned officer above 3 stripes. Each rank above sergeant has the word "sergeant" in its rank title, such as "Sergeant Major", etc.
In an army, the rank just superior to lieutenant is usually captain. In a navy, it's usually lieutenant commander.
in the army its staff sergeant.
Staff Sergeant
major sergeant is a hire rank
Corporal and Specialist 4th Class.
Captain (The Navy has a rank of Captain that is equivalent of an Army Colonel, or such.)
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A cadet is a student not a rank
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In Asia, 3rd.
The highest rank is Field Marshal, currently held by Queen Elizabeth's husband, the Duke of Edinburgh. It is a purely ceremonial role. Following that is the rank of General which is held by the Chief of the Defence Force (a role that rotates through the heads of the three services) and then Lieutenant General. Therefore if the current Chief of the Defence Force is from the Army then the highest Army rank is General, otherwise it is Lieutenant General.
Jonin is the rank under Kage/Village head. Before jonin comes chunin.
An Earl of is the rank given but no stately home is there whereas the Earl comes with the stately home.
the only limit comes with you rank