Salary and rank wise, does the coast guard follow E1-E6 like other US military services?
Hi, • Each military service carries its own set of ranks. These ranks included the enlisted, warrant officer and commission officer ranks. These ranks run as follows: Enlisted, E1 through E9; warrant officer ranks, WO1 through WO5; officer ranks, O1 through O10. Although, the Air Force no longer holds any warrant officer ranks, it does hold certain enlisted ranks as specialist’s ranks. The other services also hold certain ranks as specialists. These ranks generally include E4s, E7s and E9s. Enlisted Ranks • A recruit or E1 enlisted carries no insignia with the exception of the Coast Guard. They have a one vertical strip that signifies E1. Ranks of E1 — E3, generally known as the low ranks, include privates for Army and Marine Corp; seaman for Naval and Coast Guard; and airmen for Air Force. The sergeant or petty officer ranks include E5 through E9. Specialist’s Ranks • E4s generally make up the specialist rank. At that level, the individual becomes a specialist within their position.
• Each military service carries its own set of ranks. These ranks included the enlisted, warrant officer and commission officer ranks. These ranks run as follows: Enlisted, E1 through E9; warrant officer ranks, WO1 through WO5; officer ranks, O1 through O10. Although, the Air Force no longer holds any warrant officer ranks, it does hold certain enlisted ranks as specialist’s ranks. The other services also hold certain ranks as specialists. These ranks generally include E4s, E7s and E9s. Enlisted Ranks • A recruit or E1 enlisted carries no insignia with the exception of the Coast Guard. They have a one vertical strip that signifies E1. Ranks of E1 — E3, generally known as the low ranks, include privates for Army and Marine Corp; seaman for Naval and Coast Guard; and airmen for Air Force. The sergeant or petty officer ranks include E5 through E9. Specialist’s Ranks • E4s generally make up the specialist rank. At that level, the individual becomes a specialist within their position. The
