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What is the rank of master sergeant?
A master sergeant is a senior noncommissioned officer rank in many armies in the world.

A master sergeant is different from a master sergeant. Master sergeant is the title of rank and rank, and master sergeant is the title of non-commissioned officer. The United States, France, Germany, Japan, Hungary, Luxembourg, Peru, Chile, Venezuela and many other countries have this title.

Some countries also divide the master sergeant into several levels. For example, the master sergeant in the United States includes the first master sergeant, the second master sergeant and the third master sergeant. The rank of master sergeant in the rank system of the Chinese People's Liberation Army has gone through four stages: establishment, grading, cancellation and re-establishment.

Sergeant major rank of China:

People's Republic of China (PRC) established the rank of Master Sergeant during 1988- 1999. It is awarded to soldiers who have been trained in military academies and have been appointed to hold grass-roots administrative or professional and technical leadership positions. Starting from 1993, the master sergeant is divided into four levels. In the Regulations of China People's Liberation Army Servicemen revised from 65438 to 0999, the rank of master sergeant was cancelled. 20 10 The Regulations on the Service of Soldiers in Active Service of the People's Liberation Army of China stipulates that non-commissioned officers include non-commissioned officers from Grade I to Grade IV, staff sergeant, non-commissioned officers and corporal.