Military Rank Abbreviations

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Understanding military records requires knowing what the abbreviations actually mean. Service files, draft cards, pension records, headstones, and even newspaper notices frequently use shortened rank titles. This quick reference guide lists common military rank abbreviations and their full meanings to help you interpret records accurately and avoid misidentifying service level or status.

Army / General (most commonly seen)

Abbreviation Rank
Pvt Private
PFC Private First Class
Cpl Corporal
Sgt Sergeant
SSG / S/Sgt Staff Sergeant
1SG / 1st Sgt First Sergeant
MSG Master Sergeant
2LT / 2nd Lt Second Lieutenant
1LT / 1st Lt First Lieutenant
CPT / Capt Captain
MAJ / Maj Major
LTC / Lt Col Lieutenant Colonel
COL / Col Colonel
BG / Brig Gen Brigadier General
MG / Maj Gen Major General
LTG / Lt Gen Lieutenant General
GEN General

Navy / Coast Guard (common)

Abbreviation Rank
Seaman / SN Seaman
PO / PO1/PO2/PO3 Petty Officer (1st/2nd/3rd class)
CPO Chief Petty Officer
SCPO Senior Chief Petty Officer
MCPO Master Chief Petty Officer
ENS Ensign
LTJG Lieutenant (Junior Grade)
LT Lieutenant
LCDR Lieutenant Commander
CDR Commander
CAPT Captain
RDML Rear Admiral (Lower Half)
RADM Rear Admiral
VADM Vice Admiral
ADM Admiral

Marines / Air Force

Abbreviation Rank
LCpl Lance Corporal
GySgt Gunnery Sergeant
2dLt / 2nd Lt Second Lieutenant
1stLt First Lieutenant
SSgt Staff Sergeant
TSgt Technical Sergeant (Air Force)
MSgt Master Sergeant
Capt Captain
Maj Major
Lt Col Lieutenant Colonel
Col Colonel

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