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Other crossword clues for answer "NCO"

NCO
Sgt. or cpl., for example (my dad was in the military so, yes, this is fair game!)
Sgt.
Sgt. Snorkel, e.g.
Cpl., e.g.
Sgt, for one
Cpl. or Sgt.
Drill instructor
Pvt. or sgt.
Sgt., e.g.
Corp., for one
Elvis was one from '59 to '60
Member of "the backbone of the Army," for short
Barracks boss, briefly
One may be petty: Abbr.
E-5, e.g.
Sarge, e.g.
Sgt. or cpl.
Army fig.
BX shopper
Corp., e.g.
DI, e.g.
E-4 or E-5
E-4 to E-9 ranking
Lt.'s underling
Mil. figure with chevrons
One above a specialist: Abbr.
One in a mil.
Overseer of batteries, briefly
PX user
Petty person, e.g.?: Abbr.
E-6 in the Navy: Abbr.
Non-com with chevrons
Certain G.I.
Mil. rank
Chevron wearer: Abbr.
SSgt., e.g.
USO attendee, possibly
Mil. designation
One with an E-5 ranking: Abbr.
One with a chevron: Abbr.
Pvt.'s superior
Sgt., perhaps
Staff sgt., e.g.
Midlevel mil. leader
Lieut.'s subordinate
Many a PX shopper
Full Metal Jacket figure
Certain driller, for short
M.Sgt., for one
Mil. subordinate
Klinger or Radar on "M*A*S*H", e.g.: Abbr.
One whose formal creed includes the sentence "I know my Soldiers, and I will always place their needs above my own": Abbr.
One may be in a mess
One may be seen in "mess dress"
Certain Bronze Star earner, for short
Certain R.C.A.F. member
Squad leader, for short
One in the USMC who wears a sword
One may be described as "petty", for short
The main character ends up as one in the 1955 film "The Long Gray Line"
Corp. or Sgt.
Cpl., for one
Barracks VIP
Cpl., for one (abbr.)
M.Sgt., e.g.
Mil. person
PX patron, perhaps
Sgt. Snorkel, for one
Pvt., e.g.
GI with stripes
Sgt. or corp.
E-4 or E-5, briefly
GI with chevrons
Sarge, say
Sgt. Bilko, e.g.
U.S. Army E-5, e.g.
One who earns a base rate? (abbr.)
PX patron
Drill instructor (abbr.)
One with chevrons (abbr.)
Leader of a 45-Across, often (abbr.)
USA rank
Mil. abbr.
Mil. category
1-Down, for one
Agarn or O'Rourke, in "F Troop": Abbr.
Bilko, for one: Abbr.
Radar was one: Abbr.
Term not found in the West Pt. mission statement
31-Down, e.g.
Any U.S. Army E-4 thru E-9
Certain mil. member
U.S. Army E-6, e.g.
Sgt. maj., e.g.
Army E-5, e.g.
Many a PX customer
PX customer
PX shopper
Base fig.
31-Down, e.g.: Abbr.
Lt. subordinate
44 Down, e.g.
DI, for one
USO attendee
Sgt., for example
Two-striper, for one: Abbr.
Drill sgt., for one
Lt.'s subordinate
PFC's superior
Pvt. superior
Staff sgt., for one
Second lt.'s subordinate
Base figure: Abbr.
Elvis, in early 1960
Sgt., for instance
Squad VIP
36 Across client
Elvis, in 1960
Base figure
Sarge, for short
Sgt. maj., for one
Drilling expert, for short
Lance bombardier, in the RAF
Cpl. for instance
PFC superior
Sgt. or col.
Base's not-very-high figure
Sergeant, for one: Abbr.
Sgt. maj., for example
Sergeant or corporal: Abbr.
USO visitor
Lieutenant's aide: Abbr.
Sergeant.
Enlisted leader, for short
Chevron sporter: Abbr.
Flight sergeant in the RAF, e.g.
Sgt. or cpl., e.g.
Sergeant major of the Army, e.g.: Abbr.
Gunnery sergeant, for example: Abbr.
Three-striper, e.g.: Abbr.
Chief technician in the RAF, e.g.
Master chief, e.g.: Abbr.
Warrant officer's class.
A sergeant, for instance.
Corporal or sergeant: Abbr.
Sergeant or corporal.
Type of officer: Abbr.
Chevron wearer.
Corporal or sergeant.
Noncom.
Corporal: Abbr.
M/Sgt.
Any sergeant's title.
Army man: Abbr.
Corp.
Corporal.
Army man.
Military officer: Abbr.
Corporal, for one.
Army monogram.
See 59 Down.
Officer of a kind.
Sarge.
Sgt. Bilko, for one.
Sarge, for one.
Cpl.
Army grade: Abbr.
Mil. man
Military man: Abbr.
Superior of a Pfc.
V.I.P. in boot camp
Barracks bugaboo: Abbr.
He ranks a Pfc.
S.F.C. or Cpl.
Sgt. Lopez, e.g.
Sgt. Sickmann, for one
Bilko was one
Pfc. or Cpl.
Boss of the pvts.
C.P.O., e.g.
Fort Bragg res.
Bilko, e.g.
Bilko or Pepper
Cpl., but not Pfc.
Enlisted V.I.P.
Sergeant major: Abbr.
U.S.O. user, perhaps
U.S.O. user
One below a second lieut.
D.S.M. recipient
G.I.'s superior
One who's earned stripes, e.g.
Two or three chevron wearer: Abbr.
York, for one: Abbr.
Kind of mil. club
Mil. club attendee
Army figure, for short
Milit. figure
Operations ___ (Army position)
Two- or three-striper, briefly
U.S.A.F. E-7, e.g.
E-7, e.g.: Abbr.
Lt. saluter
___ Club (military hangout)
1-Across's superior
It's below grade one: Abbr.
No lieutenant yet: Abbr.
Army type, for short
Barracks boss, for short
U.S.M.C. barracks boss
Base figure, for short
Base pay recipient?: Abbr.
Elvis Presley was one: Abbr.
Squad leader, e.g.: Abbr.
Drilling type: Abbr.
Many a PX patron
One with two or three stripes: Abbr.
Top kick, for one: Abbr.
Drill specialist, for short?
Lt.'s inferior
Two- or three-striper, for short
Junior or "senior" mil. figure
Abbr. for a two-striper
First-tier supervisor in the U.S.M.C.
E-4 or E-6, in the Army: Abbr.
High-grade U.S.M.C. enlistee
Many a G.I.
Superior to a 6-Down
One below a lieut.
U.S.M.C. bigwig
Member of the mil.
Army cpl., for one
Sgt., say
T.Sgt., e.g.
Trig, e.g.
Cpl. or SFC
Technical sgt., e.g.
E-5, for one
Master Sgt., for one
USO show attendee
Sergeant or corporal, e,g,
Cpl. or sgt., e.g.
Candidate for OCS
Drill sgt. e.g.
Corporal, for short
Cpl. Klinger or Sgt. Pepper, e.g.
Sarge, but not looey
Army E-7, e.g.
__ Club (military hangout)
One under a lt.
__ Club (mil. hangout)
Sgt. York, for one
PX visitor
38-Down's superior