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United States uniformed services commissioned officer and officer candidate ranks

Pay grade / branch of service	Officer candidate	O-1	O-2	O-3	O-4	O-5	O-6	O-7	O-8	O-9	O-10	Wartime grade	Special grade
Insignia	^[1]												^[2]
Army	CDT / OC	2LT	1LT	CPT	MAJ	LTC	COL	BG	MG	LTG	GEN	GA^[3]	GAS^[2]
Marine Corps	Midn / Cand	2ndLt	1stLt	Capt	Maj	LtCol	Col	BGen	MajGen	LtGen	Gen	^[5]	^[5]
Navy	MIDN / OC	ENS	LTJG	LT	LCDR	CDR	CAPT	RDML	RADM	VADM	ADM	FADM^[3]	^[5]
Air Force	Cdt / OT	2nd Lt	1st Lt	Capt	Maj	Lt Col	Col	Brig Gen	Maj Gen	Lt Gen	Gen	GAF^[3]	^[5]
Space Force	Cdt / OT	2nd Lt	1st Lt	Capt	Maj	Lt Col	Col	Brig Gen	Maj Gen	Lt Gen	Gen	^[5]	^[5]
Coast Guard	CDT / OC	ENS	LTJG	LT	LCDR	CDR	CAPT	RDML	RADM	VADM	ADM	^[5]	^[5]
PHS Corps	OC	ENS	LTJG	LT	LCDR	CDR	CAPT	RDML	RADM	VADM	ADM	^[5]	^[5]
NOAA Corps	OC	ENS	LTJG	LT	LCDR	CDR	CAPT	RDML	RADM	VADM	^[4]	^[5]	^[5]
^[1] No universal insignia for officer candidate rank ^[2] No official insignia and not currently listed by the Army as an obtainable rank. John J. Pershing's GAS insignia: (collar) (epaulettes) ^[3] These ranks are reserved for wartime use only, and are still listed as ranks within their respective services ^[4] Grade is authorized by the U.S. Code for use but has not been created ^[5] Grade has never been created or authorized

United States enlisted ranks

Pay grade Branch of service	E-1	E-2	E-3	E-4	E-5	E-6	E-7	E-8	E-9	Special
Army	PVT	PV2	PFC	SPC – CPL	SGT	SSG	SFC	MSG – 1SG¹	SGM – CSM	SMA – SEAC
Marine Corps	Pvt	PFC	LCpl	Cpl	Sgt	SSgt	GySgt	MSgt – 1stSgt¹	MGySgt – SgtMaj	SMMC – SEAC
Navy	SR	SA	SN	PO3	PO2	PO1	CPO	SCPO – CMDCS	MCPO – CMDCM – FORCM, FLTCM	MCPON – SEAC
Air Force	AB	Amn	A1C	SrA	SSgt	TSgt	MSgt – 1st Sgt¹	SMSgt – 1st Sgt¹	CMSgt – 1st Sgt¹ – CCM	SEANGB – CMSAF – SEAC
Space Force	Spc1	Spc2	Spc3	Spc4	Sgt	TSgt	MSgt	SMSgt	CMSgt	CMSSF – SEAC
Coast Guard	SR	SA	SN	PO3	PO2	PO1	CPO	SCPO	MCPO – CMC – DMCPOCG²	MCPOCG
For the Army and Air Force, first sergeants are temporary and lateral ranks and are senior to their non-diamond counterparts, while Marine Corps first sergeants have no lateral movement within paygrade and is a permanent rank. The rank insignia is used by other Coast Guard senior enlisted leaders.

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v t e Michelin Guide 3-star restaurants in the United States
Chicago	Alinea Smyth
Los Angeles and Southern California	Addison
New York City	Le Bernardin Eleven Madison Park Masa Per Se
San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California	Atelier Crenn Benu The French Laundry Quince SingleThread
Washington, D.C.	The Inn at Little Washington
List of Michelin 3-star restaurants

v t e Michelin Guide 3-star restaurants in Spain
Akelarre Arzak Cocina Hermanos Torres El Bulli (closed) Can Fabes (closed) Disfrutar Lasarte Martín Berasategui Sant Pau El Celler de Can Roca
Category:Restaurants in Spain Category:Michelin Guide starred restaurants Category:Michelin Guide starred restaurants in Spain

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Veena Malik

If you think the information is worth including at all, start a discussion and consider why it belongs at all given WP:GOSSIP, WP:BLP, and WP:RECENTISM; as well as how it should be presented in a neutral manner given the sources.

To me, it looks like a publicity stunt - maybe on FHM's part, maybe on Malik's, maybe both. Nothing worth mention in an encyclopedia article. --Ronz (talk) 17:40, 2 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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+==Veena Malik ==
+If you think the information is worth including at all, start a discussion and consider why it belongs at all given [[WP:GOSSIP]], [[WP:BLP]], and [[WP:RECENTISM]]; as well as how it should be presented in a neutral manner given the sources.
+To me, it looks like a publicity stunt - maybe on FHM's part, maybe on Malik's, maybe both. Nothing worth mention in an encyclopedia article. --[[User:Ronz|Ronz]] ([[User talk:Ronz|talk]]) 17:40, 2 December 2011 (UTC)

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