This quiz has been designed to prepare you for the Officer Candidate School (United States Navy), which will grade your knowledge on Navy/ Marine Insignia (Officer and Enlisted). Watch for the Navy's E-1 - E-3 ranks and take note of what color the strips should be. View the images carefully and select the correct option. All the best!
Marine Corps E-2 (Private First Class)
Marine Corps E-1 (Private)
Marine Corps E-1 (Private First Class)
Marine Corps E-2 (Private)
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Navy E-6 (Petty Officer 1st Class)
Navy E-5 (Petty Officer 1st Class)
Navy E-3 (Fireman)
Navy E-4 (Petty Officer 3rd Class)
Navy E-5 (Petty Officer 2nd Class)
Navy E-3 (Seaman)
Navy O-5 (Commander)
Navy E-4 (Petty Officer 3rd Class)
Navy E-6 (Petty Officer 1st Class)
Navy O-9 (Vice Admiral)
Navy E-3 (Seaman)
Navy E-4 (Petty Officer 2stClass)
Navy E-6 (Petty Officer 1st Class)
Navy E-4 (Petty Officer 3rd Class)
Navy E-5 (Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Marine Corps E-9 (Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps)
Marine Corps E-8 (Marine Corps Master Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-9 (Master Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-8 (Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps)
Marine Corps E-1 (Private)
Navy O-1 (2nd Lt)
Navy O-1 (Ensign)
Navy O-2 (Lt Jr Gr)
Navy O-3 (Lt)
Navy O-2 (Ensign)
Marine Corps O-8 (Major General)
Marine Corps O-9 (Lt General)
Marine Corps O-7 (Brigadier General)
Marine Corps O-8 (Brigadier General)
Marine Corps O-7 (Colonel)
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Navy E-1 (Seaman Recruit)
Navy O-1 (Ensign)
Marine Corps E-1 (Private)
Navy O-6 (Captain)
Marine Corps E-6 (Staff Sgt)
Navy E-2 (Fireman Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Construction-man Apprentice)
Navy E-2 (Airman)
Navy E-3 (Airman Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Fireman)
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Navy O-2 (1st Lt)
Navy O-2 (Lt Jr Grade)
Navy O-3 (Captain)
Navy O-3 (Lt)
Navy O-1 (2nd Lt)
Navy O-10 (Vice Admiral)
Navy O-10 (Rear Admiral Upper Half) RADM
Navy O-9 (Vice Admiral)
Navy O-10 (Admiral)
Navy O-9 ( Fleet Admiral)
Marine Corps O-6 (Colonel)
Marine Corps O-5 (Colonel)
Marine Corps O-6 (Lt Colonel)
Marine Corps O-7 (Brigadier General)
Marine Corps O-5 (Lt Colonel)
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Navy E-2 (Construction-man Apprentice)
Navy E-2 (Fireman Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Fireman)
Navy E-2 (Airman Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Airman)
Navy O-5 (Colonel)
Navy O-6 (Commander)
Navy O-6 (Captain)
Navy O-5 (Captain)
Navy O-6 (Colonel)
Navy E-7 (Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-7 (Master Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-7 (Chief Petty Officer of the Navy)
Navy E-8 (Senior Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-9 (Master Chief Petty office of the Navy)
Marine Corps O-2 (Captain)
Marine Corps O-3 (Captain)
Marine Corps O-2 (Lieutenant)
Marine Corps O-3 (Lieutenant)
Marine Corps O-4 (Major)
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Navy O-8 (Rear Admiral Upper Half) RADM
Navy O-9 (Rear Admiral Lower Half) RDML
Navy O-8 (Rear Admiral Lower Half) RDML
Navy O-7 (Major General)
Navy O-8 (Major General)
Marine Corps O-9 (Lt General)
Marine Corps O-10 (General)
Marine Corps O-10 (Lt General)
Marine Corps O-9 (General)
Marine Corps O-O (Super General)
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Marine Corps E-5 (Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-4 (Lance Corporal)
Marine Corps E-6 (Staff Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-5 (Lance Corporal)
Marine Corps E-4 (Sergeant)
Marine Corps O-2 (Captain)
Marine Corps O-2 (2nd Lt)
Marine Corps O-1 (1st Lt)
Marine Corps O-1 (2nd Lt)
Marine Corps O-3 (Captain)
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Marine Corps E-3 (Specialist)
Marine Corps E-4 (Corporal)
Marine Corps E-3 (Lance Corporal)
Marine Corps E-2 (Private First Class)
Marine Corps E-3 (Private)
Navy O-5 (Lt Commander)
Navy O-4 (Lt Commander)
Navy O-6 (Colonel)
Navy O-5 (Commander)
Navy O-4 (Lt Colonel)
Marine Corps O-4 (Major)
Marine Corps O-3 (Captain)
Marine Corps O-5 (Major)
Marine Corps O-4 (Captain)
Marine Corps O-6 (Lt Colonel)
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Navy O-4 (Lt Commander)
Navy O-3 (Lt Jr Grade)
Navy O-2 (Lt)
Navy O-3 (Captain)
Navy O-3 (Lt)
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Marine Corps E-5 (Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-4 (Corporal)
Marine Corps E-3 (Lance Corporal)
Marine Corps E-3 (Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-4 (Lance Corporal)
Navy O-4 (Lt Commander)
Navy O-5 (Commander)
Navy O-4 (Major)
Navy O-3 (Lt Jr Grade)
Navy O-5 (Lt Commander)
Marine Corps O-3 (Captain)
Marine Corps O-2 (2nd Lt)
Marine Corps O-1 (2nd Lt)
Marine Corps O-3 (1st Lt)
Marine Corps O-2 (1st Lt)
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Marine Corps O-9 (Lt General)
Marine Corps O-10 (General)
Marine Corps O-9 (General)
Marine Corps O-8 (Major General)
Marine Corps O-8 (Lt General)
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Navy E-2 (Airman Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Construction-man)
Navy E-3 (Airman)
Navy E-2 (Construction-man Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Fireman)
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Navy E-2 (Construction-man Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Fireman)
Navy E-3 (Construction-man)
Navy E-3 (Airman)
Navy E-2 (Airman Apprentice)
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Navy E-8 (Master Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-9 (Master Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-8 (Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-8 (Senior Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-7 (Senior Chief Petty Officer)
Navy O-8 (Vice Admiral)
Navy O-7 (Read Admiral Upper Half) RADM
Navy O-9 (Rear Admiral Upper Half) RADM
Navy O-8 (Rear Admiral Lower Half) RDML
Navy O-9 (Vice Admiral)
Marine Corps E-7 (Gunnery Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-8 (Master Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-9 (Sergeant Major)
Marine Corps E-8 (Sergeant Major)
Marine Corps E-9 (Master Sergeant)
Navy E-2 (Airman Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Construction-man)
Navy E-3 (Fireman)
Navy E-3 (Seaman)
Navy E-3 (Airman)
Marine Corps O-8 (Brigadier General)
Marine Corps O-9 (Major General)
Marine Corps O-9 (Lt General)
Marine Corps O-8 (Lt General)
Marine Corps O-8 (Major General)
Marine Corps E-5 (Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-7 (Gunnery Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-5 (Staff Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-6 (Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-6 (Staff Sergeant)
Navy E-9 (Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy)
Navy E-8 (Master Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-9 (Master Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-9 (Senior Chief Petty Officer)
Navy E-8 (Senior Chief Petty Officer)
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Marine Corps E-8 (Master Gunnery Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-9 (Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps)
Marine Corps E-8 (First Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-9 (Master Gunnery Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-9 (Sergeant Major)
Marine Corps E-9 (Master Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-8 (Master Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-9 (Sergeant Major)
Marine Corps E-8 (Sergeant Major)
Marine Corps E-9 (Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps)
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 2
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 3
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 4
Navy Warrant Officer 1
Navy E-2 (Airman Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Construction-man)
Navy E-2 (Seaman Apprentice)
Navy E-2 (Construction-man Apprentice)
Navy E-3 (Airman)
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Marine Corps E-7 (1st Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-9 (Master Gunnery Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-7 (Gunnery Sergeant)
Marine Corps E-8 (Sergeant Major)
Marine Corps E-8 (1st Sergeant)
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 2
Marine Corps Warrant Officer 2
Marine Corps Warrant Officer 1
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 1
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 4
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 5
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 3
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 2
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 2
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 4
Navy Warrant Officer 1
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 3
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 2
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 3
Marine Corps Warrant Officer 3
Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 4
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 3
Navy Warrant Officer 3
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 2
Navy Warrant Officer 1
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 4
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 2
Navy Chief Warrant Officer 3
Navy Warrant Officer 1
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