- one chevron.
Royal Artillery corporals are
called bombardiers; although,
until 1920, the
Royal Artillery had
corporals and
bombardier was a
lower rank...
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appoint corporals to do the duty of serjeants, who are
called lance serjeants, and
private men to do the duty of
corporals, who are
called lance corporals."...
- Army
corporals Derek Wood and
David Howes were
killed by the
Provisional IRA in Belfast,
Northern Ireland, in what
became known as the
corporals killings...
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order of
seniority as
corporals.
Master corporals have
authority and
powers of
command over all
other corporals.
Master corporal,
while formally an appointment...
- A
corporal punishment or a
physical punishment is a
punishment which is
intended to
cause physical pain to a person. When it is
inflicted on minors, especially...
- The
Souain corporals affair ([swɛ̃]; French:
Affaire des
caporaux de Souain) was an
incident where four
corporals in the
French Army were shot by firing...
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lance corporal of horse, and then to
Corporal of Horse. However,
lance corporals of
horse are
still addressed as "
Corporal". A lance-
corporal of horse...
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group of
around 500
corporals were in Jausiers, France, for a
military training, from
where they
returned to the front. 1300
corporals symbolize a battle...
- to
officers of all
senior ranks. In the
Australian Army,
lance corporals and
corporals are
classified as
junior NCOs (JNCOs),
sergeants and
staff sergeants...
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corporal. A
staff corporal wears four point-up rank
chevrons on his cuff,
surmounted by a crown.
Staff corporals are in fact
addressed as "
Corporal-Major"...
