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Promotion to Corporal traditionally confers a large jump in authority and responsibility compared to promotion from [[Private (UNSC)|Private]] through [[Lance Corporal]].

While both the UNSC Army and the UNSC Marine Corps share the rank of Corporal, the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] promotes Lance Corporals directly to Corporal. Most of the time in the Army, Privates First Class (which are E-3) are promoted to Specialist, and then directly to Sergeant. In some cases they may get a promotion to Corporal instead of Specialist.

While both the UNSC Army and the UNSC Marine Corps share the rank of Corporal, the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] promotes Lance Corporals directly to Corporal. Most of the time in the Army, Privates First Class (which are E-3) are promoted to Specialist, and then directly to Sergeant. In some cases, however, they may get a promotion to Corporal instead of Specialist.

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 Promotion to Corporal traditionally confers a large jump in authority and responsibility compared to promotion from [[Private (UNSC)|Private]] through [[Lance Corporal]].
-While both the UNSC Army and the UNSC Marine Corps share the rank of Corporal, the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] promotes Lance Corporals directly to Corporal. Most of the time in the Army, Privates First Class (which are E-3) are promoted to Specialist, and then directly to Sergeant. In some cases they may get a promotion to Corporal instead of Specialist.
+While both the UNSC Army and the UNSC Marine Corps share the rank of Corporal, the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] promotes Lance Corporals directly to Corporal. Most of the time in the Army, Privates First Class (which are E-3) are promoted to Specialist, and then directly to Sergeant. In some cases, however, they may get a promotion to Corporal instead of Specialist.
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