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CADET ENLISTED RANK |
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C/SR |
Cadet Seaman Recruit
Rank given to cadets upon entering unit. |
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C/SA |
Cadet Seaman Apprentice
This collar is two diagonal strips.
When qualified, recruits can
advance the learning the NJROTC program. |
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C/SN |
Cadet Seaman
Device with three diagonal strips.
When qualified, cadets advance to SN the
first year. |
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C/PO3 |
Cadet Petty Officer Third Class
The collar device is an perched eagle over
one chevron.
Outstanding cadets may achieve this rate the first year.
Assignment include
squad leaders, color escorts in platoons, drill teams, color
guards and drum and bugle corps. |
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C/PO2 |
Cadet Petty Officer Second Class
The collar device is an perched
eagle over two chevron.
Cadets can generally achieve PO2 in their second year.
Assignment
include squad leaders, color escorts in platoons, drill teams,
color guards and drum and
bugle corps. |
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C/PO1 |
Cadet Petty Officer First Class
The collar device is an perched eagle
over three chevrons.
Cadets can generally achieve PO1 in their second or third year.
Assignment
include platoon guides, color bearers. drill team guides, and
supply assistants. |
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C/CPO |
Cadet Chief Petty Officer
The collar device is an eagle perched on a
fouled anchor.
Cadets can generally achieve CPO in their second or third year.
Assignment
include company chief , platoon chief, color bearer, drill team chief,
or rifle team chief. |
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C/SCPO |
Cadet Senior Chief Petty Officer
The collar device is an eagle and one star
perched on a fouled anchor.
Generally a third year cadet.
The NSI may assign a Senior Chief
Petty Officer billet to the company
chief petty officer. |
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C/MCPO |
Cadet Master Chief Petty Officer
The collar device is an eagle and two star
perched on a fouled anchor.
Generally a third or fourth year cadet.
The NSI may assign a Master
Chief Petty Officer billet to the company
chief petty officer. |
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CADET OFFICER RANK |
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C/ENS |
Cadet Ensign
The collar device is a single gold bar.
Generally
a third or fourth year cadet.
The first junior officer assignment which may include junior officer on
company staffs, public affairs, assistant supply, platoon commander, or
assistant drill
team commander. |
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C/LTJG |
Cadet Lieutenant Junior Grade
The collar
device is two attached gold bars.
Assigned for officers ready for additional responsibilities.
Assignments can include operations, rifle team commanders, battalion supply,
and administrative. |
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C/LT |
Cadet Lieutenant
The collar device is three
attached gold bars.
Assigned to some of the most senior officers such as executive officer or
companies or operations officer in battalions and regiments. |
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C/LCDR |
Cadet Lieutenant Commander
The collar device is four attached gold bars.
Assigned to cadet officers in the top leadership roles of the NJROTC.
The highest rank of company strength.
Assignments include company commander in smaller units and executive officer
in battalions
and regiments. |
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C/CDR |
Cadet Commander
The collar is a five attached gold bars.
The highest rank that can be attained by a cadet in the unit.
Assignments include battalion commander and
regimental commander. |
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C/CAPT |
Cadet Captain
The collar is a six attached gold bars.
The highest rank can be reached
by a cadet in the NJROTC.
Assignments include Company Officer of a battalion
or regiment.
*This may not be a CNET regulated rank with the NJROTC but is awarded by
area manager to the CO upon evaluation of character, patriotism, leadership,
and citizenship. |
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