The next rank below that is Lieutenant Colonel. Below that is Major. Below that is Captain. Below that is First Lieutenant, and below that is Second Lieutenant. That's the Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force.
There is no such rank as Lieutenant Corporal.
Corporal, a two-striper, but a corporal is an NCO like a sergeant, and a private is not. You "skipped" a rank! Private First Class is directly above a private
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In the US Army, there's two ranks - Specialist, and Corporal. In the US Marines, it's just Corporal. The Specialist rank in the Army is not an NCO rank, whereas Corporal is.
In the Heer (the German Army), the equivalent ranks to Sergeant and Corporal are "Unteroffizier" for Sergeant and "Gefreiter" for Corporal. Unteroffizier is a non-commissioned officer (NCO) rank, while Gefreiter is typically considered a junior rank just above a private. These ranks play crucial roles in leading and managing soldiers within the military structure.
No. Corporal is a lower rank than Sergeant.
Specialist or Corporal. Both are E-4.
The correct spelling is corporal, as in the rank of corporal and corporal punishment.
A corporal is a rank in the army
Lance Corporal is a military rank, used by many armed forces worldwide, and also by some police forces and other uniformed organizations. It is below the rank of Corporal, and is typically the lowest Non-commissioned officer. Now, that is the difition but the lance corporals that I have seen were in the Marines. The Army has the Private first class insted. They both have the paygrade E3.
No, a Corporal (Corpal) is not considered a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) by the U.S. Army. In the Army, the NCO ranks start from Sergeant and above. A Corporal is an enlisted rank below the ranks of Sergeant.
Specialist is a rank - Pay Grade E-4 - which is classed as lower enlisted. Pay is equal to that of a Corporal, but Corporal is the higher rank of the two (Corporal is a noncommissioned officer rank, Specialist is not).