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In the [[United States]], general officers are the highest set of officers in the [[US Army]], the [[US Marine Corps]], and the [[US Air Force]]. There are four grades in use today, each sometimes referred to by the number of stars in that rank's insignia. In descending order, they are:
In the [[United States]], general officers are the highest set of officers in the [[US Army]], the [[US Marine Corps]], and the [[US Air Force]]. There are four grades in use today, each sometimes referred to by the number of stars in that rank's insignia. In descending order, they are:
*[[General]] (four star)
*General (four star)
*[[Lieutenant General]] (three star)
*[[Lieutenant General]] (three star)
*[[Major General]] (two star)
*[[Major General]] (two star)