"NCO" IS THE Answer TO THE FOLLOWING CROSSWORDS
- Cpl. or sgt
- Base figure, for short
- Milit. figure
- Sgt. maj., e.g.
- D.s.m. recipient
- G.i. with chevrons
- First-tier supervisor in the u.s.m.c.
- Certain g.i.
- Base figure
- Many a g.i.
- Base fig.
- F.d.r.-created program with the slogan “we do our part”
- Pvt.s superior
- Cpl., e.g.
- Operations ___ (army posi
- Abbr. for a two-striper
- Sgt., e.g.
- One above a specialist: a
- Junior or senior mil. figure
- No lieutenant yet: abbr.
- Chevron sporter: abbr.
- York for one: abbr.
- Army type, for short
- E-7, e.g.: abbr.
- Barracks v.i.p.
- Mil. club attendee
- Title holder?
- Sarge, for one
- Kind of mil. club
- Drilling type: abbr.
- G.i.'s superior
- Army fig.
- Cpl., for one
- U.s.m.c. barracks boss
- Army figure, for short
- Lt. saluter
- Sgt., for one
- One below a second lieut.
- Staff sgt., e.g.
- Three-striper, e.g.: abbr
- Barracks boss, for short
- One who's earned stripes,
- Sarge, e.g.
- U.s.a.f. e-7, e.g.
- Sgt. or cpl.
- Base figure: abbr.
- It's below grade one: abb
- Squad leader, e.g.: abbr.
- Two or three chevron wear
- Px shopper
- Lt.'s inferior
- Two- or three-striper, br
- Army e-5, e.g.
- Mil. classification
- Elvis presley was one: ab
- Bilko, for one: abbr.
- M.sgt., e.g
- Army cpl., for one
- One with two or three stripes: abbr
- One above a specialist: abbr.
- British army soldier such as a lance corporal or sergeant
- Sgt. bilko, e.g.
- Cpl. or sfc
- Sgt., for ex.
- Lieut.'s subordinate
- Staff sgt., for one
- Many a px shopper
- 38-down's superior
- Sarge, perhaps
- A marine corps lance corporal no longer qualifies as one: abbr
- U.s. army e-6, e.g
- Master sgt., for one
- Operations ___ (army position)
- Mil. category
- Drill sgt., for one
- Agarn or o'rourke, in "f troop": abbr.
- Ssgt., e.g
- Second lt.'s subordinate
- Cpl.,e.g
- Sarge, for short
- Sgt. or cpl., e.g
- Any u.s. army e-4 thru e-9
- Px customer
- There's something rank in an uncouth sort of way for such a one
- Msgt, for one
- Corp. or sgt
- Sergeant or corporal, e,g,
- Two- or three-striper, briefly
- One who's earned stripes, e.g.
- Certain mil. member
- Drill sgt., e.g
- Cpl. klinger or sgt. pepper, e.g.
- Radar was one: abbr.
- Px user
- First sgt., e.g
- Cpl. or sgt., e.g
- Sgt. bilko, for one
- Px patron
- Never works initially on commission
- Corp., e.g.
- Sgt., for example
- Elvis, in early 1960
- Gi with stripes
- Two or three chevron wearer: abbr.
- Sgt. snorkel, for one
- Drilling expert, for short
- Initially, a corporal or sergeant
- Leader of a 45-across, often (abbr.)
- Eg corporal
- Elvis presley was one: abbr.
- Sgt., for instance
- Uso user
- Px visitor
- Sergeant or corporal
- Elvis, in 1960
- In brief, a corporal or sergeant
- Mil. abbreviation
- Sarge, for ex.
- 1-across's superior
- Sfc or cpl
- Many a px patron
- In company with the north,to be so rank
- Many a px customer
- Army e-7 e.g.
- Superior to a 6-down
- E-4 or e-6 in the army: abbr.
- Non-commissioned officer (abbr)
- Military officer who has not earned a commission: abbr.
- Military officer without a commission (abbr)
- Sergeant from the ranks (abb)
- How the north gets firm but not private
- Sergeant or corporal for one: abbr.
- Squad vip
- Uso show attendee perhaps (abbr.)
- High-grade usmc enlistee
- Corporal or sergeant e.g. (abbr.)
- Military category of sergeants and corporals (abbr.)
- Cpl for instance
- Sergeant for one (abbr.)
- Top kick, for one: abbr
- Two- or three-striper, for short
- Drill specialist, for short?
- Sergeant or corporal for one abbr
- Sgt or col
- Sarge for one
- Staff sgt e g
- Sgt say
- Military category
- Sgt for one
- Sgt e g
- Sergeant or a corporal abbr
- G i with stripes
- 31-down e.g.: abbr.
- Many military members abbr
- Corporal or a sergeant, e g abbr
- Corporal or sergeant, e g abbr
- Sergeant or corporal, e g abbr
- Military ranked official abbr