Which rank uses three chevrons above three rockers with a diamond?

Which rank uses three chevrons above three rockers with a diamond?

• A. Master Sergeant (MSG)
• B. Sergeant First Class (SFC)
• C. First Sergeant (1SG)
• D. Staff Sergeant (SSG)

Answer: (C)

This item tests your ability to read Army enlisted insignia and know what the diamond signifies. When you see three chevrons above three rockers, the diamond in the center identifies a First Sergeant. The First Sergeant is the senior enlisted leader at a company level, responsible for welfare, discipline, and readiness, and acts as the main advisor to the company commander. The diamond is the distinguishing mark that sets this rank apart from others with the same three-by-three chevron/rocker pattern (such as Master Sergeant or Sergeant First Class), which use a star instead of a diamond.

This item tests your ability to read Army enlisted insignia and know what the diamond signifies. When you see three chevrons above three rockers, the diamond in the center identifies a First Sergeant. The First Sergeant is the senior enlisted leader at a company level, responsible for welfare, discipline, and readiness, and acts as the main advisor to the company commander. The diamond is the distinguishing mark that sets this rank apart from others with the same three-by-three chevron/rocker pattern (such as Master Sergeant or Sergeant First Class), which use a star instead of a diamond.