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Can you clarify the question? If you mean persons holding the rank of Sergeant, then your information is way off. There would be thousands of such people in the Marines. If you're referring to ranks with 'Sergeant' in the title, then I'd be inclined to think that you're referring to the British Royal Marines, who have the ranks of Sergeant and Staff Sergeant... enlisted ranks above Staff Sergeant are Warrant Officers in the British and most Commonwealth forces.
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How many Marine Officers won the Medal of Honor in the US Civil War?
Zero. Only 17 Marines were awarded the Medal of Honor during the Civil War. Two Privates, five Corporals and ten Sergeants.
When was Two Sergeants of General Custer created?
Two Sergeants of General Custer was created in 1965.
What are the release dates for No Time for Sergeants - 1964 Two for the Show 1-17?
No Time for Sergeants - 1964 Two for the Show 1-17 was released on: USA: 4 January 1965
Who were the World War 2 sergeants?
Many sergeants, mostly Sergeants and Staff Sarges.
What are the release dates for No Time for Sergeants - 1964 Two Aces in the Hole 1-5?
No Time for Sergeants - 1964 Do Me a Favor and Don't Do Me Any 1-14 was released on: USA: 14 December 1964
What is the most time you can stay in the marines?
There are a number of ways you can be forced out of service early, mostly regarding health or legal troubles. There are also limitations for enlisted Marines based on rank:Corporals and below cannot reenlist at 8 yearsSergeants and below are forced out at 13 yearsStaff Sergeants must retire at 20 years (the soonest a Marine can retire)Gunnery Sergeants must retire at 22 yearsMaster Sergeants and First Sergeants must retire at 27 yearsMarines of the highest ranks of Master Gunnery Sergeant or Sergeant Major cannot stay in past 30 years without special permissionAlso, there is a limit at age 55.These limitations are designed to weed out those Marines which are no longer competitive with their peers and unlikely to get promoted, which would stagnate promotions for Marines of lower ranks. Enlisted Marines traditionally (re)enlist in four-year blocks, though many can negotiate for two or six years. Additionally, Marines can opt to extend their current contract to execute orders (such as a deployment or a recruiting tour).Restrictions for officers are different. Upon earning a commission, officers are usually obligated a minimum of four years, after which they can opt to resign at any time they choose. The minimum for officers to retire is 20 years as well. There are service limits for officers, which I do not have available at this time; however, virtually all officers past thirty years are one of the four general ranks.
What is the plural possessive form of sergeant?
The plural form for the noun sergeant is sergeants; the plural possessive form is sergeants'.
When did The Sergeants affair happen?
The Sergeants affair happened in 1940.
When was No Time for Sergeants created?
No Time for Sergeants was created in 1958.
How many chief master sergeants of the air force have been first sergeants first?
Assuming you mean Sergeants, one
Who are often the most experienced trainers in units?
first sergeants
Who were the only two US Marines to receive two Medals of Honor?
There are more then two marines who were awarded two medals of honor. http://www.homeofheroes.com/moh/history/history_double.html
