In Spagistan, competence is measured by the brain. Stages of brain development have been measured. As you gain knowledge and experience, the quality and quantity of wrinkles in the brain increase. As more wrinkles are attained, so is rank and responsibility if desired.
Pvt.
Enlisted
E-1
Completed orientation. Welcome to the Spagistan Armed Forces!
PFC.
Enlisted
E-2
The Private First Class (PFC) is the second enlistment rank for all Spagistani soldiers. This rank is earned after completing sufficient training towards team leading and general knowledge. To earn this rank you must be knowledgeable in how to perform under direct fire.
Cpl.
Non-Commissioned
Officer
E-3
The Corporal rank is the first Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) rank in the Spagistan Armed Forces. To achieve the rank of Corporal you must demonstrate proficiency in team leading and have a willingness to lead. Being knowledgeable in how to perform under direct fire, indirect fire, assaulting, breaking contact and during an ambush.
Sgt.
Non-Commissioned
Officer
E-4
The Second Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) rank, Sergeant, is achieved by proficiency in team leading as well as squad leading. To achieve this rank one must be knowledgeable in fireteam leading and how to conduct squad assaults and leading a squad.
SSG.
Non-Commissioned
Officer
E-5
The third Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) rank, Staff Sergeant, is achieved by knowledge and efficiency in fireteam leading as well being an experienced squad leader.
SFC.
Non-Commissioned
Officer
E-6
The fourth Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) rank, Sergeant First Class, is one who is an example to other NCO's and is a highly experienced NCO. This NCO is highly experienced in squad leading and is a master at fireteam leading.
MSG.
Non-Commissioned
Officer
E-7
Continuing to gain experience as a squad leader and is almost ready to assume high leadership roles.
SGM.
Non-Commissioned
Officer
E-8
A master of functional knowledge pertaining to combat and operations. Has achieved the highest level of tactical mastery and may be ready to assume administrative functions.
2LT.
Commanding Officer
O-1
Takes charge in organizing the unit, performs high-level planning and has learned a considerable amount of leadership skills.
1LT.
Commanding Officer
O-2
Higher involvement in organizing the unit performs higher level administrative duties and higher-level planning within the unit.
Cpt.
Commanding Officer
O-3
Extreme involvement in administrative and high-level planning in the unit. Tactically and administratively the Captain is a master.
Maj.
Commanding Officer
O-4
Second in command to the Company Leader.
Col.
Commanding Officer
O-5
Leader of the Spagistani First Company