Sorry, I understand now. The "subofiteri" I saw last year were actually from the SRI, and I remember now that the "Politie de Frontiera" are civilian (I find it stupid that they were "demilitarizati"; they still carry weapons, wear uniforms, and have ranks anyway, so th...

Romania: Captain (paratrooper) rank incorrect, the loop should be square, the same as the rest. Plutonier (Sargeant First Class) - incorrect, Border Guards are not military, dark green stands for alpine rifles Actually, the paratroopers don't have square loops, they have a different kind of loop (b...

I use Paint, but, from what I saw on Erskine's page, Powerpoint is better.

[quote="Miklós Lovász"]Romania: Captain (paratrooper) rank incorrect, the loop should be square, the same as the rest. Plutonier (Sargeant First Class) - incorrect, Border Guards are not military, dark green stands for alpine rifles Actually, the paratroopers don't have square loops, they ...

Erskine, I think you are doing a great job and are a good designer. I like to design rank insignia myself, and I love your site. Keep it up!

Thanks a lot for the information. I didn't really know that much about the history of these ranks and I surely didn't know about the appointing of this Sergeant Major of the Army. Thanks again!

Miklos, I agree that the US forces have too many sergeants, but what about Romania with all the plutonieri, especially since they added the plutonier adjutant sef? (I actually like it that Romania has many ranks, I think the more, the better, but I just want to see other people's reaction to the plu...