What rank is a squad leader in the marines?
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E-5 or OR-5 or Corporal Non-Commissioned Officer Sergeant
Squad leader
squad leader rank in marines
Squad Squad leader Corporal Platoon leader Platoon Squadron leader Platoon sergeant Fireteam Staff sergeant Sergeant
In military terminology, a squad is a sub-subunit led by a non-commissioned ... of 
4 men each) or 13 <b>Marines</b> (US <b>Marine</b> Corps: <b>squad leader</b> ... In the United 
States Army the TO&amp;E <b>rank</b> of a rifle <b>squad leader</b> is&nbsp;... In the US military, a <b>squad leader</b> or <b>squad commander</b> is a Non-Commissioned 
Officer who ... 4 men each) or 13 <b>Marines</b> (US <b>Marine</b> Corps: <b>squad leader</b> and 
three fireteams of 4 men each) in a ... In the United States Army the Table of 
Organization and Equipment (TO&amp;E) <b>rank</b> of a rifle <b>squad leader</b> is Staff Sergeant 
(US&nbsp;... Corporal is a military <b>rank</b> in use in some form by many militaries and by some 
police forces or ... As the Table of Organization &amp; Equipment (TO&amp;E) <b>rank</b> of a fire 
<b>team leader</b> is sergeant and that of <b>squad leader</b> is staff sergeant. In the United 
States <b>Marine</b> Corps, corporal is the Table of Organization (TO) <b>rank</b> for a rifle fire
&nbsp;... A <b>platoon leader</b> (NATO) or <b>platoon commander</b> is the officer in charge of a 
platoon. This person is usually a junior officer – a second or first lieutenant or an 
equivalent <b>rank</b>. Platoon of <b>Marines</b> of the United States <b>Marine</b> Corps. Standard NATO military 
map symbol for a friendly infantry platoon. A platoon is a military unit typically 
composed of two or more squads/sections/patrols. Platoon ... Sergeants of 
inferior <b>rank</b> act as assistant <b>squad leaders</b> in the other squads. A 
Fallschirmjägerzug&nbsp;... <b>Squadron leader</b> is a commissioned <b>rank</b> in the Royal Air Force and the air forces 
of many ... has a NATO <b>ranking</b> code of OF-3, equivalent to a lieutenant-
commander in the Royal Navy or a major in the British Army or the Royal <b>Marines</b>
. In the United States <b>Marine</b> Corps, the billet of platoon sergeant in a ... In 1929 
the <b>rank</b> of platoon sergeant was officially authorized. ... the platoon&#39;s operational 
control while advising the <b>platoon commander</b>. A fireteam or fire team is a small military sub-subunit of infantry designed to 
optimise &quot;bounding ... The <b>team leaders</b> have handheld radios so the elements 
can stay in contact with each other, as well as with the section leader&#39;s backpack 
radio set. ... Infantry units of the British Army, Royal <b>Marines</b> and RAF Regiment&nbsp;... Staff sergeant is a <b>rank</b> of non-commissioned officer used in the armed forces of 
several ... The <b>rank</b> Furir is reinstated for <b>squad leaders</b> since october 1 2019, as 
are Sergeant and First Sergeant (OR-6 - equivalents). ... The <b>rank</b> of Staff 
Sergeant exists in the Army, Air Force and the <b>Marine</b> Corps, and is equivalent to 
the&nbsp;... Sergeant is a <b>rank</b> in many uniformed organizations, principally military and 
policing forces. ... In most armies the <b>rank</b> of sergeant corresponds to command 
of a <b>squad</b> (or section). In Commonwealth ... of a <b>platoon</b>. In the Royal <b>Marines</b> a 
sergeant is sometimes the <b>commander</b> of a <b>platoon</b>-sized Close Combat Rifle 
Troop.
Sergeant
Squad leader