Army Rank And Insignia Quiz

The correct answer is Colonel / COL (O-6) which is a higher rank than Lieutenant / LT (O-3), Major / MAJ (O-4), and Captain / CPT (O-3).

Brigadier General, denoted by the insignia BG (O-7), is a one-star general officer rank in the US military. The incorrect answers of Major General (O-8), Lieutenant General (O-9), and General (O-10) represent higher ranks in the military hierarchy.

Insignias are used to represent different military ranks. Major General is represented by two silver stars with a gold . These stars are placed back to back to each other, indicating the rank of Major General (O-8). Lieutenant Colonel (O-5) typically has a silver oak leaf, Brigadier General (O-7) has one silver star, and Colonel (O-6) has an eagle insignia.

The correct answer is Lieutenant General (LTG) which is represented by the insignia of three silver stars. Major General (MG) is represented by two silver stars, Brigadier General (BG) by one silver star, and Colonel (COL) by a silver eagle.

The correct answer is General / GEN (O-10) which is the highest rank in the US Army. Lieutenant, Colonel, and Captain are lower ranks than General in the military ranking system.

The correct answer is Private / PVT (E-1), as indicated by the lack of any insignia which signifies the lowest enlisted rank in the U.S. Army. The incorrect answers represent higher ranks that would typically have specific insignias associated with them.

The correct rank insignia represented in this question is for Private / PV2 (E-2). It is important to familiarize oneself with military ranks and their corresponding insignias to correctly identify them.

The correct answer is Private First Class / PFC (E-3), as indicated by the insignia specified in the question. The insignia for Sergeant (E-5), Master Sergeant (E-8), and Lieutenant Colonel (O-5) are different from the one mentioned in the question.

The correct answer is Specialist / SPC (E-4) because it is the rank represented by the specific insignia in question. Private First Class (E-3) is a lower rank, Sergeant (E-5) is a higher rank, and Corporal (E-4) is a similar rank but not the correct one for this particular insignia.

The correct answer is Corporal / CPL (E-4) which is represented by two chevrons. Sergeant / SGT (E-5) is represented by three chevrons, Private First Class / PFC (E-3) is represented by one chevron, and Specialist /SPC (E-4) is represented by an inverted 'V' shape.

The correct answer is Sergeant / SGT (E-5) which is indicated by the insignia. The incorrect options represent different ranks with their respective insignias.

The correct answer is Staff Sergeant / SSG (E-6), as indicated by the rank insignia. The other options do not match the insignia shown.

The correct insignia represents the rank of Sergeant First Class (SFC) which is an E-7 rank in the military hierarchy.

The correct answer is Master Sergeant / MSG (E-8) as indicated by the insignia design. First Lieutenant / 1st Lt (O-2) and Chief Warrant Officer 3 / CW3 (W-3) have different insignia designs and ranks. Option D is incorrect as these two ranks represent distinct insignias and ranks.

The correct insignia represents the rank of First Sergeant or 1SG with a pay grade of E-8 in the U.S. Army. It is important to distinguish between ranks to properly identify military personnel.

The correct insignia represents the rank of Sergeant Major / SGM (E-9), which is the highest enlisted rank in the United States Army. It is important to differentiate between similar ranks such as Corporal (E-4), which is a lower enlisted rank, Lieutenant Colonel (O-5), which is an officer rank, and Command Sergeant Major (E-9), which is a specific leadership position within the enlisted ranks.

The correct rank represented by the insignia is Command Sergeant Major (CSM) which carries the pay grade of E-9 in the United States Army.

The correct answer is Sergeant Major of the Army, which is the highest enlisted rank in the U.S. Army. This rank is denoted by the insignia of three chevrons with a star in the middle, representing the E-9 pay grade.

The correct answer is Warrant Officer 1 / WO1 (W-1). This rank is above the rank of Sergeant and Chief Petty Officer but below the rank of Captain.

The correct insignia represents Chief Warrant Officer 2 (CW2), which is equivalent to Warrant Officer 2 (W-2) in the military ranking system.

The correct insignia represents the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 3 (CW3) or W-3 in the U.S. Army. This rank is indicated by the symbol of three black blocks in a row with a silver bar above them.

The correct answer represents the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 4, which is indicated by the insignia. Ensign, First Lieutenant, and Sergeant Major are ranks that have different insignias.

The correct answer represents the Chief Warrant Officer 5 rank, which is a senior most Warrant Officer rank in the U.S. Army. The incorrect answers provided are ranks that are not equivalent to CW5, making them incorrect choices.

The correct answer is Second Lieutenant / 2LT (O-1). The insignia for a Second Lieutenant typically consists of a single gold bar.

The correct rank represented by this insignia is First Lieutenant / 1LT (O-2). The incorrect answers are: Second Lieutenant / 2LT (O-1) is a lower rank, Captain / CPT (O-3) is a higher rank, and Major / MAJ (O-4) is also a higher rank.

Insignias represent different ranks within the military. The correct answer is Captain which is represented by the rank insignia CPT and falls under the pay grade O-3. Lieutenant represents the O-2 pay grade, Major represents the O-4 pay grade, and Colonel represents the O-6 pay grade.

The correct answer is Major (MAJ) with a rank of 0-4 in the military. Incorrect answers are Lieutenant (LT) with a rank of 0-3, Captain (CPT) with a rank of 0-5, and Colonel (COL) with a rank of 0-6.

The correct answer is Lieutenant Colonel (LTC), which is the abbreviation for O-5 rank in the military. Major (MAJ) is one rank below LTC as O-4, Captain (CPT) is two ranks below LTC as O-3, and Colonel (COL) is one rank above LTC as O-6.