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• RMA:SoldiersGuide:Ranks
  ...se they are dependent on the accomplishment of a certain amount of academy course work, they can be an indicator of an individual member’s dedication and i ...sioned officers (NCOs), grades E-4 through E-10. In a similar fashion, the officer ranks are separated into two sets: junior/senior officers, grades O-1 throu
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• Army Directive 08-1101
  ...rship, is due recognition and respect. The customary way of recognizing an officer of superior rank is by saluting him or her. ...ed salute is crisp, quick, and immediate, with both subordinate and senior officer making the movement in a professional gesture of respect and recognition of
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• Corps Directive 02-1111
  ...rship, is due recognition and respect. The customary way of recognizing an officer of superior rank is by saluting him or her.<br><br> ...ed salute is crisp, quick, and immediate, with both subordinate and senior officer making the movement in a professional gesture of respect and recognition of
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• PD-SC-1004 Rank and Promotion Policy
  ...include all of the RMMM rank tracks, Table 3 was amended to change the O-6 Warrant equivalent to W-3 and the Enlisted equivalent to E-8, the addition of point ...le 2 was amended to reflect the changes to the RMMM ranks as follows: RMMM(basic) has no rank above C-8, RMMM(deck) and RMMM(engineering) rank titles for C-
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• BuTrain:Honor Societies
  ...and Alliance who have completed all of the RMN or GSN Enlisted and Warrant Officer Courses (0001 through 0006, 0011 through 0013, and GPU-ALC-0009 and 0010). ...sting a new version of a course will not change an existing grade for that course.
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