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If you go from the marines corp to the army as a E-4 what rank will you be in the army?
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You most likely will keep the same rank. You might be able to get a promotion if the MOS you are going into needs people but the person that would have the best answer would probably be a recruiter or someone in your admin. might know.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y agoAs an E4, without a break in service, you should be able to maintain your pay grade, and remain an E4 in the Army. The Army has two ranks at E4 - Specialist, which is a non-NCO rank, and Corporal, which is an NCO rank. You would be a Specialist.
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