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OFFICER RANKS TABLE SERVICE GRADE RANK SALUTATION SERVICE GRADE RANK SALUTATION USAF 010 Gen General USMC 010 Gen General USAF 09 Lt Gen General USMC 09 LtGen General USAF 08 Maj Gen General USMC 08 MajGen General USAF 07 Brig Gen General USMC 07 BGen General USAF 06 Col Colonel USMC 06 Col Colonel USAF 05 Lt Col Colonel USMC 05 LtCol Colonel USAF 04 Maj Major USMC 04 Maj Major USAF 03 Capt Captain USMC 03 Capt Captain USAF 02 lst Lt Lieutenant USMC 02 lstLt Lieutenant USAF 01 2nd Lt Lieutenant USMC 01 2ndLt Lieutenant USAF W4 CWO4 Chief Warrant Officer USMC W5 CWO5 Chief Warrant Officer USAF W3 CWO3 Chief Warrant Officer USMC W4 CWO4 Chief Warrant Officer USAF W2 CWO2 Chief Warrant Officer USMC W3 CWO3 Chief Warrant Officer USAF W1 WO1 Warrant Officer USMC W2 CWO2 Chief Warrant Officer USMC W1 WO1 Warrant Officer USA 010 GEN General USN 010 ADM Admiral USA 09 LTG General USN 09 VADM Admiral USA 08 MG General USN 08 RADM Admiral USA 07 BG General USN 07 RDML Admiral USA 06 COL Colonel USN 06 CAPT Captain USA 05 LTC Colonel USN 05 CDR Commander USA 04 MAJ Major USN 04 LCDR Commander USA 03 CPT Captain USN 03 LT Lieutenant USA 02 1LT Lieutenant USN 02 LTJG Lieutenant USA 01 2LT Lieutenant USN 01 ENS Ensign USA W5 CW5 Chief Warrant Officer USN W5 CWO5 Chief Warrant Officer USA W4 CW4 Chief Warrant Officer USN W4 CWO4 Chief Warrant Officer USA W3 CW3 Chief Warrant Officer USN W3 CWO3 Chief Warrant Officer USA W2 CW2 Chief Warrant Officer USN W2 CWO2 Chief Warrant Officer USA W1 WO1 Warrant Officer USN W1 WO1 Warrant Officer USCG 010 ADM Admiral USPHS 010 ADM Admiral USCG 09 VADM Admiral USPHS 09 VADM Admiral USCG 08 RADM Admiral USPHS 08 RADM Admiral USCG 07 RDML Admiral USPHS 07 RADM Admiral USCG 06 CAPT Captain USPHS 06 CAPT Captain USCG 05 CDR Commander USPHS 05 CDR Commander USCG 04 LCDR Commander USPHS 04 LCDR Commander USCG 03 LT Lieutenant USPHS 03 LT Lieutenant USCG 02 LTJG Lieutenant USPHS 02 LTJG Lieutenant USCG 01 ENS Ensign USPHS 01 ENS Ensign USCG W4 CWO4 Chief Warrant Officer USPHS W5 CWO5 Chief Warrant Officer USCG W3 CWO3 Chief Warrant Officer USPHS W4 CWO4 Chief Warrant Officer USCG W2 CWO2 Chief Warrant Officer USPHS W3 CWO3 Chief Warrant Officer USCG W1 WO1 Warrant Officer USPHS W2 CWO2 Chief Warrant Officer USPHS W1 WO1 Warrant Officer NOAA 08 RADM Admiral USPHS 08 SGEN Doctor NOAA 07 RADM Admiral USPHS 08 DSG Doctor NOAA 06 CAPT Captain USPHS 07 ASG Doctor NOAA 05 CDR Commander USPHS 06 DIR Director NOAA 04 LCDR Commander USPHS 05 SR Nurse NOAA 03 LT Lieutenant USPHS 05 SR Mr NOAA 02 LTJG Lieutenant USPHS 05 SR Mr NOAA 01 ENS Ensign USPHS 04 FULL Doctor USPHS 04 FULL Nurse USPHS 03 SAST Mr USPHS 02 AST Nurse.

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