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sergeant first class
noun
- a noncommissioned officer ranking next above a staff sergeant and below a first or master sergeant.
Word History and Origins
Origin of sergeant first class1
Example Sentences
He obtained the rank of sergeant first class and deployed overseas twice, according to the Guard.
In his final review, in April, evaluators said Card, a sergeant first class, “exceeded standards” in almost all areas of his role as senior trainer, including instruction on the use of grenades.
Mr. Card was a sergeant first class assigned to the Army Reserve’s 3rd Battalion, 304th Regiment, a training unit based in Maine that runs a two-week summer field course for cadets from the U.S.
As a sergeant first class, Card served as a petroleum supply specialist and received several Army achievement medals, Dubee said.
The work ethic comes from growing up in a military household; Allen’s father was an Army sergeant first class.
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