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Erskine Calderon wrote:It could be simplified as Joint Chief Petty Officer and Joint Chief Sergeant Major.
I corresponded with CSM Gainey today, and he told me that he hopes to have a new rank title and rank insignia (as well as positional flag) in place by January 2006.
The gold cheverons the navy gives out are for I think it is 20 years good conduct, otherwise the person is required to wear red cheverons. Although I'm sure there has never been a case where the MCPON would not have 20 years good Conduct so I doubt it's a problem.
ghbisa wrote:After a little experimentation the best design I could come up with was to replace the national eagle on the chevron for the Sergeant Major of the Army with the Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification badge.
milos wrote::lol: @ Sergeant-General... not a bad idea though
Now, what I'd really like to hear is, if any of you were by some chance involved in the new insignia designing process, what would your proposed insignia look like?
Let your imagination soar, and sound off...
A fourth chevron, a fourth arc (similar to the USMC senior NCOs), a combination of the two, different colour chevrons (based on the gold-silver precedence for 2nd Lt.-1st Lt. and Major-Lt. Colonel, chevrons could be silver), a teddy-bear between the chevrons and the arcs (just kiddin'), the possibilities are endless...
Peter wrote:Don't forget that in the future you will have a Sergeant Major to the Vice President and one for the President too as they go on like this. Te be a bit critical, if they go on like this who will ever gonna shoot rifles and battle if there are more sergeants who directing fire than people who gonna actually fight. I saw a nice article about it at: www.geocities.com/commentariat/usenlist ... htm?200514.
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