Difference between revisions of "Colonel"

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A colonel is a commissioned officer ranking above a lieutenant colonel in America's army, air force and marines. With a pay grade of O-6, a colonel's rank is equivalent to a navy captain.

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−	A '''colonel''' ~~ranks~~ above a [[lieutenant colonel]] in America's [[army]], [[air force]] and [[marines]]. With a [[pay grade]] of O-6, a colonel's [[rank]] is equivalent to a navy [[captain]].	+	A '''colonel''' is a [[commissioned officer]] ranking above a [[lieutenant colonel]] in America's [[army]], [[air force]] and [[marines]]. With a [[pay grade]] of O-6, a colonel's [[rank]] is equivalent to a navy [[captain]].