Im a master sergeant in air force ROTC and my friend is sergeant in army ROTC. I know i have the highest rank at the school i go but is my rank higher or equal to his rank? i dont know how different branches work.
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G'day Washu-Chan, Thank you for your question. In the US Air Force Master Sergeant is the seventh most senior grade and is the first entry into the senior non-commissioned ranks. At that level, you are expected to start focussing on leadership and management issues rather than just technical issues. In the Army, master sergeant is above a first sergeant or a sergeant position. If the ranks within ROTC are equivalent to the services, your rank is superior to his. I attach sources for your reference. Regards Reference Wikipedia Master Sergeant http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_sergeant US Military Ranks http://usmilitary.about.com/od/theorderlyroom/l/blenlrank.htm First Sergeant and Master Sergeant http://usmilitary.about.com/od/army/l/blfsgtduty.htm Master Sergeant http://www.answers.com/topic/master-sergeant
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no offense, but shouldn't you know that or know where to look for that seeing that not only are you an e-7, and have had several leadership schools where this was taught, but you also teach rotc. things really must have went downhill in the short time since i got out in 92. even in air force basic training in 86 we had to learn the other branches rank structure and in leadership school (the only one i went to) for e-4 it was taught yet again. i know for a fact it was taught on other occasions because my dad was an e-8 when he got out. it's also sometimes on the tests for rank. to be honest, i'm dumbstruck that you would ask that on here...
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