Marine Corps Trivia

I really dont know what this question is asking but i'll give it shot,

the three E-9 ranks are:

Sergeant Major
Master Gunnery Sergeant
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

those are the three E-9 ranks
 
I've got no idea
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i so wanted those five :cen: ing milbucks!!!!!!!

**grunts as burly man in white coat gives shot**

:shock: :roll: :oops: :cry:

:bored:




:rambo:
 
Marinerhodes said:
now how about how many different unique billets (jobs) the E-9 ranks can hold?
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In the entire U.S. Military? Four, outlined below, the USMC has only one and is the 1st one listed.

USMC-Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

USA-Sgt. Major of the Army

USN-Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy

USAF-Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force
 
jedi078 said:
Marinerhodes said:
now how about how many different unique billets (jobs) the E-9 ranks can hold?
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In the entire U.S. Military? Four, outlined below, the USMC has only one and is the 1st one listed.

USMC-Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

USA-Sgt. Major of the Army

USN-Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy

USAF-Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force
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USMC-Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Is Sergeant Major Estarda

USN-Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Is Master Chief Petty Officer
Scott.
 
Twenty-seven out of the 84 Medals of Honor awarded to US Marines during the forty three months of fighting during World War II were for only 37 days of conflict on Iwo Jima, a record that is unsurpassed by any battle in US history.

Source: Flags of Our Fathers, by James Bradley, page 247, 2006 paperback edition.
 
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Joseph R. Julian
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George E. Wahlen
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During World War II, there were 81 Marines and 57 Navy medal of honor recipients. During the assault on Iwo Jima, 22 Marines and 5 Sailors received the Congressional Medals of Honor for their actions. And the names...I don't know. But I found 27 names same as above.....
 
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Tomtom, I think your source trumps mine. I had 24. You have the next question.

CK, nice pull.

OOPS, thanks for the heads up Tom... Fox its yours.
 
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