Paramarine Task Force
Progression

Ranks, schools, and awards

Promotions have requirements: time in grade, points, and completed courses. Everything below is pulled live from the personnel system, so it stays current.

Rank structure

Four tracks

Commissioned

  • Officer CanidateOCS10 courses
  • Student Naval AviatorSNAPRT
  • Second Lieutenant2ndLtPRT
  • First Lieutenant1stLt140d in grade · 162 pts · 10 courses
  • CaptainCapt
  • MajorMaj

Warrants

  • Warrant OfficerWO184 pts · 6 courses
  • Chief Warrant Officer 2CWO256d in grade · 148 pts · 9 courses
  • Chief Warrant Officer 3CWO356d in grade · 224 pts · 10 courses
  • Chief Warrant Officer 4CWO484d in grade · 322 pts · 9 courses
  • Chief Warrant Officer 5CWO5112d in grade · 434 pts · 10 courses

Enlisted

  • RecruitRct
  • PrivatePvtPRT
  • Private First ClassPFC32 pts · PRT
  • Lance CorporalLCpl28d in grade · 84 pts · 6 courses
  • CorporalCpl56d in grade · 148 pts · 10 courses
  • SergeantSgt56d in grade · 224 pts · 10 courses
  • Staff SergeantSSgt84d in grade · 322 pts · 10 courses
  • Gunnery SergeantGySgt10 courses
  • First Sergeant1stSgt10 courses

Corpsman

  • Hospitalman RecruitHR2 courses
  • Hospitalman ApprenticeHA32 pts · 2 courses
  • HospitalmanHN28d in grade · 84 pts · 7 courses
  • Hospital Corpsman Third ClassHM356d in grade · 148 pts · 11 courses
  • Hospital Corpsman Second ClassHM256d in grade · 224 pts · 11 courses
  • Hospital Corpsman First ClassHM184d in grade · 332 pts · 10 courses
  • Chief Hospital CorpsmanHMC112d in grade · 434 pts · 11 courses
Decorations

Awards of the task force

  • Distinguished Service Medal medalDistinguished Service MedalFor exceptionally meritorious service to the unit over a significant period of time, directly and positively impacting the unit as a whole. Reserved for individuals whose sustained contributions substantially affected the unit.
  • Silver Star medalSilver StarFor extraordinary gallantry in combat that is conspicuous and substantially exceeds the expectations of the member's position. Awarded for an exceptional act of immersive heroism during an operation.
  • Distinguished Flying Cross medalDistinguished Flying CrossFor extraordinary heroism or achievement while participating in aerial operations, or for aviation leadership action that substantially exceeds the expected duties of the individual's position.
  • Navy and Marine Corps Medal medalNavy and Marine Corps MedalFor an act of extraordinary heroism or lifesaving conduct not involving combat with an enemy. The action must clearly exceed normal expectations and involve significant personal risk.
  • Bronze Star medalBronze StarFor significant combat achievement involving exceptional personal courage under enemy threat. Awarded when a member's actions materially affect the outcome of an engagement or operation and demonstrate valor beyond normal expectations
  • Meritorious Service Medal medalMeritorious Service MedalFor sustained meritorious service or achievement that significantly improves the unit's effectiveness, training, organization, morale, or operational capability.
  • Air Medal medalAir MedalFor a act or sustained series of meritorious achievements during aerial operations that directly contributes to mission success. Exceptional aviation performance may qualify even without combat.
  • Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal medalNavy and Marine Corps Commendation MedalAwarded for repeated superior conduct in multiple instances over the course of a campaign.
  • Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal medalNavy and Marine Corps Achievement MedalTo be awarded in recognition of a single instance of superior performance or conduct field or off.
  • Combat Action Ribbon medalCombat Action Ribbon
  • Good Conduct Medal medalGood Conduct MedalTo be awarded in recognition of members who have routinely and reliably demonstrated good conduct both in-game and out of game, and clearly embraces the values of the unit.

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