- - p.f.c.s' superiors
- - Bosses of G.I.'s
- - PFC superiors
- - "Backbone" of forces
- - 22-Downs, e.g.
- - Superiors of an 8 Down
- - PFC's superiors
- - Future 25-Down honorees: Abbr.
- - 53-Down, e.g
- - Somehow cons sergeants, corporals etc.
- - Sergeants, eg
- - Service stripers [abbr.]
- - Some military personnel (Abbr.)
- - base trainers
- - Sgts.
- - Some mil. members
- - They've earned their stripes: Abbr.
- - Sgts., etc.
- - Sgts., cpls. and such
- - Sgt. maj. and others
- - Sergeants and corporals
- - Mil. workers
- - Cpls. et al.
- - Cpl. and sgt.
- - Corporals and sergeants: Abbr.
- - Chevron sporters: Abbr.
- - Those ranked E-4 to E-9: Abbr.
- - SSgts., e.g.
- - Some in the mil.
- - Sgts. or cpls.
- - Sgts. and others
- - Sgt. and sgt. maj.
- - Rank leaders?: Abbr.
- - Pfc.'s mentors
- - Ones ranked E-4 to E-9: Abbr.
- - Non-commissioned officers
- - Mil. members
- - March figures, for short
- - Enlisted VIPs
- - E-4s, e.g.
- - E-4's, E-5's et al.
- - Cpls., sgts., etc.
- - Base runners?: Abbr.
- - Base figures, for short
- - Army rankings
- - Aides for lts.
- - Platoon ldrs.
- - Sgt. and cpl., e.g
- - Sgts. and such
- - Army sgts., e.g
- - Sgts., e.g
- - E-4, E-5 and E-6, in the U.S. Navy, in brief
- - Some mil. drillers
- - Cpls. and sgts
- - Barracks bosses, briefly
- - Servers with squad goals
- - Cpl. and Sgt., e.g
- - Master seamen, in Canada
- - Entry level mil. officers
- - USMC sergeants, e.g
- - T.Sgts., e.g
- - Cpls., for example
- - Sgts., for instance
- - Sgts. and cpls
- - E-4 and E-5, but not E-3
- - Corporals, for example: Abbr
- - Jr. officers
- - Lt.'s subordinates
- - Sergeants and corporals (abbr.)
- - USAF superintendents
- - Cpls., e.g
- - Cpls. and such
- - Lts.' subordinates
- - Sarges, say
- - Base runners, in brief?
- - Drill sgts., e.g
- - Platoon leaders (Abbr.)
- - Sgts., for example
- - Sgts., say
- - Some drillers, for short
- - M.Sgt. and others
- - Some mil. personnel
- - Service figs.
- - Some chiefs: Abbr.
- - Sergeants major, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Basic training figs.
- - They're often seen on base: Abbr.
- - Bilko and Klinger, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Chevron wearers (abbr.)
- - M.Sgt. and T.Sgt.
- - Some base men
- - Sgt. and sgt. maj., e.g.
- - Drill instructors, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Two-stripers, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Cpl. and sgt., for two
- - They outrank specialists (Abbr.)
- - Mil. E-4 to E-9
- - Cpls., for instance
- - Staff sgts., e.g.
- - Certain enlistees, familiarly
- - PX users
- - Sgt. and cpl.
- - Some base residents: Abbr.
- - Cpls. and others
- - They're above enlistees: Abbr.
- - Enlisted supervisors: Abbr.
- - Chief technicians in the RAF, e.g.
- - M.Sgts., for example
- - Sergeants and corporals, e.g.
- - Sfc et al.
- - Ones getting base pay?: Abbr.
- - Some base men: Abbr.
- - Some mil. academy grads
- - Three-stripers, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Some mil. careerists
- - Enlisted V.I.P.'s
- - Ones above 48-Acrosses
- - SFC and others
- - Some GIs
- - Some PX customers
- - Certain G.I.'s
- - Army men: Abbr.
- - Mil. personnel
- - PX patrons
- - Base figs
- - Many PX patrons
- - Base figures
- - Some PX patrons
- - Boot camp VIPs
- - Mil. ranks
- - Some mil. officers
- - 42-Across et al
- - Military supervisors [Abbr]
- - Cpls. and sgts.: Abbr.
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