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hiromichi
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 Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 6:36 pm Post subject: fourth star? |
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Should 'fourth star" below be corrected to "four star"?
Though General Sanchez remained on active duty after leaving Iraq in 2004, he never received a fourth star, in part because, though he was popular with Mr. Rumsfeld, the Bush administration feared that his nomination hearings in the Senate would turn into a bitter partisan fight and a public replay of the details of the Abu Ghraib scandal.
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CP
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No. It is right as it is. His fourth star would make him a full general:
One star: brigadier general
Two stars: major general
Three stars: lieutenant general
Four stars: general / full general
Five stars: general of the Army
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hiromichi
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CP, Thank you very much for your reply and additional explanation.
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