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gunnery sergeant
noun
Marine Corps.
- a noncommissioned officer ranking above a staff sergeant and below a first or master sergeant.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of gunnery sergeant1
An Americanism dating back to 1960–65
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Any Marine gunnery sergeant in a movie — and no doubt some in the real world too — operates in the shadow of R. Lee Ermey in “Full Metal Jacket.”
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On the night of Aug. 12, Captain Ball, called “Six” by his Marines, was on a training exercise in Jordan when he received a text from his gunnery sergeant.
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“We run, we get inside and I remember our gunnery sergeant telling us: `Welcome to Sangin. You just got your combat action ribbon.’
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The retired Marine Corps gunnery sergeant shared his views last month during an appearance on Fox News’ "America Reports."
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“Look, I’m a dedicated Marine,” said Mr. Whitfield, the former gunnery sergeant.
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