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A group of sergeants is commonly referred to as a "sergeant major" or simply a "group of sergeants." In military contexts, they might also be described as a "platoon" if they are leading soldiers. However, there isn't a specific term that universally defines a group solely made up of sergeants.
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Homers dad Grandpa Simpson was in what war?
World War II. He was a platoon sergeant of a group called the Flying (or Fighting, both were used) Hellfish.
In a group of enlisted captives an e 5 sergeant of marine infantry is the second most senior person in the group and disputes an e 9 by his captors as a retained person who commands this captive?
The Marine Sergeant
In a group of enlisted captives an E-5 sergeant of Marine Infantry is the second most senior person in the group and disputes an E-9 Chief in the Navy Medical Corps's insertion that he is the senior?
The Marine Sergeant
What is a soldier with three strips on the sholder called?
A soldier with three stripes on the shoulder is typically called a "sergeant" in many military branches. Sergeants usually hold a position of leadership and may be responsible for overseeing a small group of soldiers.
What was a lawyer called in the middle ages?
Sergeant at the law
How is the person called that teches the army?
Drill sergeant
What is the full form of SSG?
1) Staff Sergeant 2) Special Services Group (sprint) 3) Strategic Studies Group
In a group of enlisted captives an E-5 Marine Sergeant is the second most senior person in the group and disputes an E-9 Navy Corpsman's assertion that he is the senior?
The E-9 is the senior man present, but the Marine Sergeant is in command. ADLS- Marine Sergeants
What is a group of dolphines called?
A group of Dolphins are called a Pod
What are the V shaped military bar that sergeant's go to called?
Chevron
A group of dolphins?
A group of dolphins is called a pod. If that is your question.
What is a group of shrews called?
A group of shrews is called N.O.W.
