What is the rank order for the US Army?

Question

What is the rank order for the US Army?

Answer 1

Since you didn't specify Army Officer , Warrent Officer
or Army inlisted... here they are divided up :

Enlisted:

Private E-1
Private E-2
Private First Class E-3
Corporal / Specialist E-4
Sergant E-5
Staff Sergant E-6
Sergant First Class E-7
Master Sergant E-8
First Sergant E-8
Sergant Major E-9
Command Sergant Major E-9
Sergant Major of the Army (TOP ENLISTED RANK)

Warrent Officer:

Warrent Officer W-1
Chief Warrent Officer W-2
Chief Warrent Officer 3 W-3
Chief Warrent Officer 4 W-4
Chief Warrent Officer 5 W-5

Officer:

Second Lieutenant O-1
First Lieutenant O-2
Captain O-3
Major O-4
Lieutenant Colonel O-5
Colonel O-6
Brigadier General O-7 (1 star)
Major General O-8 (2 star)
Lieutenant General O-9 (3 star)
General O-10 (4 star)
General of the Army (5 star) (Highest Ranking Officer)


President:

Commander in Chief

Answer 2

Enlisted

Private (E-1)
Private (E-2)
Private First Class
Specialist
Corporal
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Sergeant First Class
Master Sergeant
First Sergeant
Sergeant Major
Command Sergeant Major
Sergeant Major of the Army

Warrant Officers

Warrant Officer 1
Chief Warrant Officer 2
Chief Warrant Officer 3
Chief Warrant Officer 4
Chief Warrant Officer 5

Officers

Second Lieutenant
First Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
Brigadier General
Major General
Lieutenant General
General
General of the Army
General of the Armies

Answer 3

Pay Grade----Rank

Enlisted Soldiers are the worker bees.

E-1-------------PVT (Private)
E-2-------------PV2 (Private)
E-3-------------PFC (Private First Class)
E-4-------------SPC (Specialist)*
E-4-------------CPL (Corporal)*
E-5-------------SGT (Sergeant)
E-6-------------SSG (Staff Sergeant)
E-7-------------SFC (Sergeant First Class
E-8-------------MSG (Master Sergeant)*
E-8-------------1SG (First Sergeant)*
E-9-------------SGM (Sergeant Major)*
E-9-------------CSM (Command Sergeant Major)*

*The difference between SPC and CPL is that CPL holds a Non-Commissioned Officer (E-5 to E-9) slot. A 1SG is in charge of a company and a MSG is not, he holds a staff position. A CSM is in charge of a Battalion or higher and SGM holds a staff position.*

Warrant Officers are Specialized or Technical Officers (maintenance or pilot)

WO1----------Warrant Officer
CW2----------Chief Warrant Officer
CW3----------Chief Warrant Officer
CW4----------Chief Warrant Officer
CW5----------Chief Warrant Officer

Commissioned Officers are general officers placed in leadership positions.

O-1-------------2LT (Lieutenant)
O-2-------------1LT (Lieutenant)
O-3-------------CPT (Captain)
O-4-------------MAJ (Major)
O-5-------------LTC (Lieutenant Colonel)
O-6-------------COL (Colonel)
O-7-------------BDG (Brigadier General)
O-8-------------MJG (Major General)
O-9-------------LTG (Lieutenant General)
O-10-----------GEN (General)

Answer 4

private e1-e3, corporal, sergeant e5-e9, 1st lieutenant, 2nd lieutenant, captain, major, lt. col. colonel, brig. gen., major gen., lt. gen., general, general of the armies.

Answer 5

Here ya go: http://usmilitary.about.com/od/theservices/a/rankchart.htm

Answer 6

higest command is the prez
then general(s).....i dont know

Answer 7

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Army_enlisted_rank_insignia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Army_officer_rank_insignia