Corporals are a bit uncommon. Basically, they're the juniormost noncommissioned officer. Most personnel go from Specialist directly to Sergeant. However, someone might be pinned Corporal first if they don't have enough time in grade/service for promotion to Sergeant, and their chain of command wants to promote them, or else they can't make the required number of points for promotion to Sergeant. As for their exact role, it depends in part of what exactly their occupation in the military is.
Larry Storch played in the role of Corporal Randolph Agarn .
Thomas Searles was played by Andre Braugher.
The correct spelling is corporal, as in the rank of corporal and corporal punishment.
There is no homophone for the word corporal.
A corporal is a rank in the army
You should address a Lance Corporal by their rank, either as "Lance Corporal" or by using their last name followed by "Lance Corporal." For example, you could say "Lance Corporal Smith" or simply "Lance Corporal." It is important to show respect and use proper military courtesy when addressing service members.
Lance Corporal = LCpl.
corporal= cpl.
There is no such rank as Lieutenant Corporal.
Yes, the prefix of "corporal" is "corp-".
Yes and no. Corporal is, but corporation is not.
The corporal chief in the army retired to give place to some other. The corporal here is used in the sentence as a word.