The military has its own hierarchical relationships, which generally define authority, responsibilities and much other dominance in a military hierarchy. In the US, they are made up of 13 ranks, which are normally defined by your level of education or your hard work in the army. So, do you know all the US army ranks? If yes, take our quiz now.
The 18th Century
The 20th Century
The 19th Century
The 21st Century
After completing 16 months of service
After completing 9 months of service
After completing 6 months of service.
After completing 3 months of service
Army Specialist (E-4)
Private (PVT)
Sergeant (E-5)
Coporal (E-4)
BCT
PCT
ABT
EBT
PRC
PCT
PFC
PVC
It's when a journeyman becomes an apprentice
It's when a soldier begins the transition from an apprentice to a journeyman
It's when an apprentice goes to secret missions
It's when an apprentice gets his hair shaved off his head
He focuses on the new recruits
He focuses on personnel leadership
He focuses on army protocol
He focuses on technical expertise but have less personnel leadership.
1750
1775
1805
1906
To lead teams
To recruit people
To dismiss people
To discipline people
He is responsible for overseeing the staff
He is responsible for setting up the rules
He is responsible for the individual training, personal appearance and the cleanliness of their soldiers
He is responsible for choosing missions for the lower rank soldiers
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