Master Sergeant

instructed to tell you about the Rank of Master Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps. I will be covering the topics of The History of the rank of Master Sergeant, as well as the first Marine to be promoted to such ranks. I will also be covering the major roles that a Master Sergeant plays in the Marine Corps. In the United States Marine Corps Master Sergeant allows technical occupation skills at the Grade of E-8. Master Sergeant and First Sergeant hold the same grades as E-8, but their differences

Senior Master Sergeant Smith wasn’t born yesterday, he could smell a trap a mile away and what he just saw as the Colonel and doctor drove away with those people was all sorts of bad. He started to gear up, “What are you doing?” SSG Wo asked. “Get your shit on, it’s getting ready to hit the fan.” Senior Master Sergeant told him. “You really think so?” “Yes I do Staff Sergeant. Now grab your gear and let’s get ready.” The shuttle was not defenseless, it did have photon cannons and lasers, however

Master Sergeant (MSG) Ofelia Kernan (used to protect her personnel information) is the prime example of a Noncommissioned Officer (NCO). As my legacy leader, she has mentored me throughout my years in the military and helped mold me into a Senior NCO. From the first time, I met her as Staff Sergeant (SSG) and now as a MSG, she has always displayed the key Army attributes of intellectual capacity, presence, and character. Her dedication to instilling the NCO army core competencies, leads, develops

Master Sergeant Roy Benavidez The Congressional Medal of Honor is the highest award any military personnel can be awarded. Troops have to demonstrate and exceed the certain standard of honor, bravery, and heroism. Most, if not all, earning this award just seems like they were just doing their job and preforming what they were trained to do. Heroism isn’t born into a person; it is entirely earned and demonstrated through the acts of helping others. Many of those awarded, don’t believe they deserve

some extraordinary traits to being in the position that he’s held. Master Sergeant William Cope has displayed team building skills, military core values that are held to a high standard in the United States Air Force, and respects his troops and younger supervisors that represent loyalty, productivity, and commitment. Master Sergeant Cope has been one of the best supervisors I’ve had in any job that I’ve taken on. Master Sergeant William Cope is an effective and efficient team leader when it came

September of 1947 under the National Security Act of 1947. I am still honored to be a veteran of the largest branch of service and the most technically advanced military that’s ever been around. One of my many supervisors that I looked up to was Master Sergeant William Cope. I served under him a few years back while I was stationed at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan. He guided me to become the best at what my job was as Assistant Non-Commissioned Officer of Dispatch Operations in my career field called

question was would the isolation unit hold it, and if it did what would they feed it. According to Elle it would only eat meat and would consume huge quantities of it, far more than they had on board. Erica has asked Major Wakowski and Senior Master Sergeant Smith to come to the sick bay so she could speak with them. The two men thought it odd that she wouldn’t discuss it over the communications system. They told her they would be right up, and true to their word they arrived within ten minutes

The Gettysburg took off from zero to mach three in seconds, for the most part leaving the drones behind, but they were quickly back on her. There was a lot of discussion between Major Wakowski and Smith. “I’ve got a firing solution.” Senior Master Sergeant Smith reported. “Fire, fire! You don’t have to wait for permiss…” Major Wakowki was saying, but before he ended another drone went up in smoke. “That’s some good shoot’in Smith.” Marybeth happily said. “Ok, boys and girls we got one more to go

Aircraft Loadmaster Many people wonder how military vehicles,cargo, people, and other military equipment ever made it from one place to another without being seen and how this action is pulled off so smoothly. If people only knew more about the military, they would be wonderless. The transporting of military equipment is so unique and detailing that if you’re not precise even the smallest mistake can ruin the entire operation. The loading of the planes are varied depending on the cargo, but wait

There are many types of leaders not only in the military, but also in every civilian company around the world. We rarely see a leader who possesses both vision and an ethical style of leadership; however, CMSgt Paul W. Airey, the first Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, was this type of leader. Throughout this paper I will discuss his ability to be both a visionary and ethical leader, which resulted in CMSgt Airey being labeled a “legend” (LaGrone, 2009, p.2). He was described by the former