O1 2nd Lieutenant Brite Pin-on Rank ranger 18th Field Artillery (Fire Brigade)

18th Field Artillery (Fire Brigade) OCP Patch with Hook Fastener (pair)

USAF E5 Staff Sergeant Brite Pin-on

On the breast patch of the black pullover sweater

though those are not classified with a standard pay-grade

Special Forces Group OCP Patch with Hook Fastener

O1 2nd Lieutenant Brite Pin-on Rank ranger 18th Field Artillery (Fire Brigade)O1 2nd Lieutenant Brite Pin on Rank. In the Army, rank not only indicates pay grade, but also the amount of responsibility held. Corporals, for example, may be responsible for a small team of Soldiers, while a Major General could hold command of anywhere between 10,000 15,000 Soldiers. Ranks are classified by pay grade in the United states army. Enlisted ranks are represented by an E, and O for officers, followed by a number representing the rank.