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All Other Rank Abbreviations All Other Rank Abbreviations Abbreviation Rank Description CWO2 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER 2ND CLASS WO WARRANT OFFICER TEC 5 TECHNICAL 5 TEC 4 TECHNICAL 4 TEC 3 TECHNICAL 3 T SGT TECHNICAL SERGEANT LT COL LIEUTENANT COLONEL SGT MAJ SERGEANT MAJOR 1ST LT FIRST LIEUTENANT 1ST SGT FIRST SERGEANT 2ND LT SECOND LIEUTENANT AVN CADET AVIATION CADET BRIG GEN BRIGADIER GENERAL CAPT CAPTAIN WOJG WARRANT OFFICER JUNIOR GRADE SGT SERGEANT LT GEN LIEUTENANT GENERAL M SGT MASTER SERGEANT MAJ MAJOR MAJ GEN MAJOR GENERAL PFC PRIVATE FIRST CLASS COL COLONEL S SGT STAFF SERGEANT CPL CORPORAL GEN GENERAL GA GENERAL OF THE ARMY FLT O FLIGHT OFFICER CWO4 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER CWO3 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER PVT PRIVATE CWO2 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER 2ND CLASS LT COL LIEUTENANT COLONEL GEN GENERAL GA GENERAL OF THE ARMY FLYING CADET FLYING CADET FLT O FLIGHT OFFICER CWO3 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER COL COLONEL CAPT CAPTAIN BRIG GEN BRIGADIER GENERAL AVN CADET AVIATION CADET 2ND LT SECOND LIEUTENANT 1ST SGT FIRST SERGEANT 1ST LT FIRST LIEUTENANT LT GEN LIEUTENANT GENERAL CWO4 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER S SGT STAFF SERGEANT WOJG WARRANT OFFICER JUNIOR GRADE WO WARRANT OFFICER TEC 5 TECHNICAL 5 TEC 4 TECHNICAL 4 TEC 3 TECHNICAL 3 T SGT TECHNICAL SERGEANT SGT SERGEANT PVT PRIVATE PFC PRIVATE FIRST CLASS MAJ GEN MAJOR GENERAL MAJ MAJOR M SGT MASTER SERGEANT CPL CORPORAL SGT MAJ SERGEANT MAJOR 2ND LT SECOND LIEUTENANT COL COLONEL S SGT STAFF SERGEANT 1ST SGT FIRST SERGEANT 1ST LT FIRST LIEUTENANT AVN CADET AVIATION CADET BRIG GEN BRIGADIER GENERAL CAPT CAPTAIN MAJ MAJOR TEC 5 TECHNICAL 5 TEC 4 TECHNICAL 4 TEC 3 TECHNICAL 3 T SGT TECHNICAL SERGEANT WO WARRANT OFFICER SGT MAJ SERGEANT MAJOR WOJG WARRANT OFFICER JUNIOR GRADE PVT PRIVATE CPL CORPORAL MAJ GEN MAJOR GENERAL GA GENERAL OF THE ARMY CWO2 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER 2ND CLASS CWO3 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER PFC PRIVATE FIRST CLASS FLT O FLIGHT OFFICER GEN GENERAL LT COL LIEUTENANT COLONEL LT GEN LIEUTENANT GENERAL SGT SERGEANT M SGT MASTER SERGEANT CWO4 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER DMLSR DRAFTSMAN (LITHOGRAPHIC) RECRUIT PERSONNEL MAN (SUPERVISOR-WOMEN'S RESERVE) PETTY OFFICER PNS3 3RD CLASS 1ST LIEUT ADC FIRST LIEUTENANT AIDE-DE-CAMP CAPT ASST QTR MR CAPTAIN ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER CAPT ASST SURG CAPTAIN ASSISTANT SURGEON CAPT REGTL ADJT CAPTAIN REGIMENTAL ADJUTANT CARP CARPENTER CH (CAPT) CHAPLAIN (CAPTAIN) CH (MAJ) CHAPLAIN (MAJOR) CHIEF MECH CHIEF MECHANIC BOATBUILDER BOATBUILDER CHIEF NURSE CHIEF NURSE (MALE) COBBLER COBBLER COMSY SERG COMMISSARY SERGEANT COOK COOK CHIEF MUS CHIEF MUSICIAN 2 CL PVT SECOND CLASS PRIVATE ASST QTR MR ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER 2D SERG SECOND SERGEANT 2D LIEUT SECOND LIEUTENANT 1ST MUS FIRST MUSICIAN 1ST BGLR FIRST BUGLER 1ST CORP FIRST CORPORAL 4 CORP FOURTH CORPORAL 1ST LIEUT ADJT FIRST LIEUTENANT ADJUTANT BAND LDR BAND LEADER 2D CORP SECOND CORPORAL 3D CORP THIRD CORPORAL MED ATTENDANT MEDICAL ATTENDANT 3D SERG THIRD SERGEANT CORP BGLR CORPORAL BUGLER ARTIF ARTIFICER BAND CORP BAND CORPORAL 1ST LIEUT ADC FIRST LIEUTENANT AIDE-DE-CAMP UNDER-COOK UNDER-COOK 1ST LIEUT BN ADJT FIRST LIEUTENANT BATTALION ADJUTANT 1ST LIEUT ASST SURG FIRST LIEUTENANT ASSISTANT SURGEON 1 CL PVT FIRST CLASS PRIVATE 1ST LIEUT REGTL QTR FIRST LIEUTENANT REGIMENTAL QUARTERMASTER WAGR WAGONER POST COMSY SERG POST COMMISSARY SERGEANT VET SERG VETERINARIAN SERGEANT 1ST SERG FIRST SERGEANT TRMPTR TRUMPETER TEAMSTER TEAMSTER SURG SURGEON STAB SERG STABLE SERGEANT ASST STEWARD ASSISTANT STEWARD MAJ ASST QTR MR MAJOR ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER VET SURG VETERINARIAN SURGEON POST QTR MR SERG POST QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT SERG BGLR SERGEANT BUGLER SAPPER SAPPER RANGER RANGER QTR MR GEN QUARTERMASTER GENERAL QTR MR QUARTERMASTER QTR GUNNER QUARTER GUNNER BLKSMITH BLACKSMITH PVT 8 CL PRIVATE EIGHTH CLASS BGLR BUGLER SR ASST ENGR SENIOR ASSISTANT ENGINEER MSGR MESSENGER 1ST LIEUT FIRST LIEUTENANT 1ST COOK FIRST COOK LIEUT LIEUTENANT ENGR YEO ENGINEER YEOMAN PVT HOSP PRIVATE HOSPITAL CORPS HOSP STEW HOSPITAL STEWARD PVT PRIVATE QTR MR SERG QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT SAD SADDLER SERG SERGEANT TRUM MAJ TRUMPET MAJOR ASST SURG ASSISTANT SURGEON WARDMASTER WARDMASTER (HOSPITAL CORPS) HOSP WARDMASTER HOSPITAL WARDMASTER WHEELWRIGHT WHEELWRIGHT ENSIGN ENSIGN ARMORER ARMORER HARNESS MKR HARNESS MAKER PIONEER PIONEER BRIG GEN BRIGADIER GENERAL LIEUT COL LIEUTENANT COLONEL LIEUT GEN LIEUTENANT GENERAL RECRUIT RECRUIT LIGHT DRAGOONS LIGHT DRAGOONS 3D LIEUT THIRD LIEUTENANT GEN GENERAL MAJ MAJOR MAJ GEN MAJOR GENERAL ART ARTIF ARTILLERY ARTIFICER FIREMAN FIREMAN (MINE PLANTER) FIFER FIFER BOMBARDIERS BOMBARDIERS CH OF PRIN MUS CHIEF OF PRINICIPAL MUSICIAN CHAPLAIN CHAPLAIN CHIEF BGLR CHIEF BUGLER CORP CORPORAL DRAGOONS DRAGOONS DRILL SERG DRILL SERGEANT DRUM MAJ DRUM MAJOR DRUMMER DRUMMER DECKHAND DECKHAND PRIN MUS PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN FIFE MAJOR FIFE MAJOR PRIN FARRIER PRINCIPAL FARRIER FLD CLK FIELD CLERK FLD MUS FIELD MUSICIAN GUNNER GUNNER HS HORSESHOER JR 2ND LIEUT JUNIOR SECOND LIEUTENANT LANCE CORP LANCE CORPORAL M BLKSMITH MASTER BLACKSMITH M WHEELWRIGHT MASTER WHEELWRIGHT MATROSS MATROSS ORD SERG ORDERLY SERGEANT ENGR ENGINEER MAJ ASST QTR MR MAJOR ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER WARDMASTER WARDMASTER PVT PRIVATE M BLKSMITH MASTER BLACKSMITH MAJ MAJOR MAJ GEN MAJOR GENERAL MATROSS MATROSS MED ATTENDANT MEDICAL ATTENDANT MSGR MESSENGER ORD SERG ORDERLY SERGEANT PIONEER PIONEER POST COMSY SERG POST COMMISSARY SERGEANT POST QTR MR SERG POST QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT PRIN FARRIER PRINCIPAL FARRIER PRIN MUS PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN M WHEELWRIGHT MASTER WHEELWRIGHT SERG SERGEANT CHAPLAIN CHAPLAIN WAGR WAGONER LIGHT DRAGOONS LIGHT DRAGOONS VET SERG VETERINARIAN SERGEANT UNDER-COOK UNDER-COOK TRUM MAJ TRUMPET MAJOR TRMPTR TRUMPETER TEAMSTER TEAMSTER VET SURG VETERINARIAN SURGEON SR ASST ENGR SENIOR ASSISTANT ENGINEER PVT 8 CL PRIVATE EIGHTH CLASS SAPPER SAPPER SAD SADDLER RANGER RANGER QTR MR SERG QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT QTR MR GEN QUARTERMASTER GENERAL QTR MR QUARTERMASTER QTR GUNNER QUARTER GUNNER PVT HOSP PRIVATE HOSPITAL CORPS SURG SURGEON BLKSMITH BLACKSMITH ART ARTIF ARTILLERY ARTIFICER ARTIF ARTIFICER ASST QTR MR ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER ASST STEWARD ASSISTANT STEWARD ASST SURG ASSISTANT SURGEON BAND CORP BAND CORPORAL CHIEF MECH CHIEF MECHANIC BGLR BUGLER 3D SERG THIRD SERGEANT BOATBUILDER BOATBUILDER BOMBARDIERS BOMBARDIERS CAPT ASST QTR MR CAPTAIN ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER CAPT ASST SURG CAPTAIN ASSISTANT SURGEON CAPT REGTL ADJT CAPTAIN REGIMENTAL ADJUTANT CARP CARPENTER BAND LDR BAND LEADER 1ST LIEUT BN ADJT FIRST LIEUTENANT BATTALION ADJUTANT 1 CL PVT FIRST CLASS PRIVATE 1ST BGLR FIRST BUGLER 1ST COOK FIRST COOK 1ST CORP FIRST CORPORAL 1ST LIEUT FIRST LIEUTENANT 1ST LIEUT ADC FIRST LIEUTENANT AIDE-DE-CAMP ARMORER ARMORER 1ST LIEUT ASST SURG FIRST LIEUTENANT ASSISTAN SURGEON 4 CORP FOURTH CORPORAL 1ST LIEUT REGTL QTR FIRST LIEUTENANT REGIMENTAL QUARTERMASTER 1ST MUS FIRST MUSICIAN 2D CORP SECOND CORPORAL 2D LIEUT SECOND LIEUTENANT 2D SERG SECOND SERGEANT 3D CORP THIRD CORPORAL CH OF PRIN MUS CHIEF OF PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS 1ST LIEUT ADJT FIRST LIEUTENANT ADJUTANT GEN GENERAL CH (CAPT) CHAPLAIN (CAPTAIN) ENGR YEO ENGINEER YEOMAN ENSIGN ENSIGN FIFE MAJOR FIFE MAJOR FIFER FIFER FIREMAN FIREMAN (MINE PLANTER) DRUMMER DRUMMER FLD MUS FIELD MUSICIAN DRUM MAJ DRUM MAJOR GUNNER GUNNER HARNESS MKR HARNESS MAKER HOSP STEW HOSPITAL STEWARD HOSP WARDMASTER HOSPITAL WARDMASTER HS HORSESHOER JR 2D LIEUT JUNIOR SECOND LIEUTENANT LANCE CORP LANCE CORPORAL FLD CLK FIELD CLERK 2 CL PVT SECOND CLASS PRIVATE LIEUT LIEUTENANT STAB SERG STABLE SERGEANT CHIEF BGLR CHIEF BUGLER WHEELWRIGHT WHEELWRIGHT CHIEF MUS CHIEF MUSICIAN CHIEF NURSE CHIEF NURSE (MALE) ENGR ENGINEER COMSY SERG COMMISSARY SERGEANT CH (MAJ) CHAPLAIN (MAJOR) 1ST SERG FIRST SERGEANT COOK COOK CORP CORPORAL CORP BGLR CORPORAL BUGLER DECKHAND DECKHAND DRAGOONS DRAGOONS DRILL SERG DRILL SERGEANT COBBLER COBBLER RECRUIT RECRUIT BRIG GEN BRIGADIER GENERAL LIEUT COL LIEUTENANT COLONEL LIEUT GEN LIEUTENANT GENERAL 3D LIEUT THIRD LIEUTENANT SERG BGLR SERGEANT BUGLER COXCC COXSWAIN TO COMMANDER COOPER COOPER COX COXSWAIN ENGR CK ENGINEER'S COOK CMAA CHIEF MASTER-AT-ARMS MB MASTER OF THE BANDS MAA3 MASTER-AT-ARMS THIRD CLASS PETTY OFFICER MAA2 MASTER-AT-ARMS SECOND CLASS PETTY OFFICER MAA1 MASTER-AT-ARMS FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER APOTH3 APOTHECARY THIRD CLASS APOTH2 APOTHECARY SECOND CLASS ADM ADMIRAL CDR COMMANDER LDS LANDSMAN GY GUNNER'S YEOMAN CKCDT COOK TO COMMANDANT 1ST C OF MT FIRST CAPTAIN OF THE MAINTOP CARP CARPENTER BSN IN CHRG BOATSWAIN'S MATE IN CHARGE ASCK ASSISTANT COOK LIEUT LIEUTENANT CY CHIEF YEOMAN ASST M AT A ASSISTANT MASTER AT ARMS MIDN MIDSHIPMAN NURSE NURSE (MALE) LOBLOLLY BOY LOBLOLLY BOY LC LAMPCLEANER 1ST C OF T FIRST CAPTAIN OF TOPS STASTD STATEROOM STEWARD QM QUARTERMASTER QG QUARTER GUNNER PTR3 PAINTER THIRD CLASS PETTY OFFICER PTR2 PAINTER SECOND CLASS PETTY OFFICER PTR1 PAINTER FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER OS ORDINARY SEAMAN OFF STD OFFICER'S STEWARD OC OFFICER'S COOK F3 FIREMAN THIRD CLASS F2 FIREMAN SECOND CLASS F1 FIREMAN FIRST CLASS CQM CHIEF QUARTERMASTER COMO COMMODORE SW SHIP'S WRITER CKCC COOK TO COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF SEA SEAMAN MACH3 MACHINIST THIRD CLASS MACH2 MACHINIST SECOND CLASS MACH1 MACHINIST FIRST CLASS C OF F CAPTAIN OF THE FORE TOP C OF MT CAPTAIN OF THE MAIN TOP C OF H CAPTAIN OF THE HOLD C OF MIZT CAPTAIN OF THE MIZZENTOP C OF T CAPTAIN OF TOPS GMT1 GUNNER'S MATE (TORPEDO) FIRST CLASS CH COAL HEAVER CBM CHIEF BOATSWAIN'S MATE Y OF GUN YEOMAN OF THE GUNROOM 2ND C OF MT SECOND CAPTAIN OF THE MAINTOP ENS ENSIGN SMM1 SAILMAKER'S MATE FIRST CLASS SMM2 SAILMAKER'S MATE SECOND CLASS SMM3 SAILMAKER'S
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