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A '''Sergeant''' (abbreviated as ''Sgt''') is a [[military]] rank used in different [[armed forces]] throughout the world.
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A '''Sergeant''' (abbreviated as '''Sgt''') is a [[military]] rank used in different [[armed forces]] throughout the world.
  
 
In the [[United States Army]], a Sergeant is a non-commissioned officer with a rank of E-5. ranked just above Specialist/Corporal. They are referred to as "Sergeant (last name)" and have a base pay of $27,338.40 per year.<ref>[https://www.federalpay.org/military/army/sergeant]</ref>
 
In the [[United States Army]], a Sergeant is a non-commissioned officer with a rank of E-5. ranked just above Specialist/Corporal. They are referred to as "Sergeant (last name)" and have a base pay of $27,338.40 per year.<ref>[https://www.federalpay.org/military/army/sergeant]</ref>

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A Sergeant (abbreviated as Sgt) is a military rank used in different armed forces throughout the world.

In the United States Army, a Sergeant is a non-commissioned officer with a rank of E-5. ranked just above Specialist/Corporal. They are referred to as "Sergeant (last name)" and have a base pay of $27,338.40 per year.[1]

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