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Do we know for sure that she's a Marine? Is it possible that she's part of the Air Force? Sona

In a specific regard, the UNSC Air Force does not use the rank of "Sergeant" in the E-5 slot, rather using the typical E-6 rank in the Army and Marine Corps of "Staff Sergeant." While they could be shortening the title, it isn't common or respectful to refer to someone by the short hand term. Also to note, Naval Special Warfare Command probably wouldn't normally rely on Air Force equipment considering their large reserves of aircraft to accomplish missions based both on the warships of the fleet, as well as on ground bases and orbital stations. CommanderTony

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	:In a specific regard, the UNSC Air Force does not use the rank of "Sergeant" in the E-5 slot, rather using the typical E-6 rank in the Army and Marine Corps of "Staff Sergeant." While they could be shortening the title, it isn't common or respectful to refer to someone by the short hand term. Also to note, Naval Special Warfare Command probably wouldn't normally rely on Air Force equipment considering their large reserves of aircraft to accomplish missions based both on the warships of the fleet, as well as on ground bases and orbital stations. {{User:CommanderTony~~/Sig}}~~		:In a specific regard, the UNSC Air Force does not use the rank of "Sergeant" in the E-5 slot, rather using the typical E-6 rank in the Army and Marine Corps of "Staff Sergeant." While they could be shortening the title, it isn't common or respectful to refer to someone by the short hand term. Also to note, Naval Special Warfare Command probably wouldn't normally rely on Air Force equipment considering their large reserves of aircraft to accomplish missions based both on the warships of the fleet, as well as on ground bases and orbital stations. [[User:Grizzlei\|CommanderTony]]