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Airman

An airman is a member of an air force or air arm of a nation's military. In some services it can refer to any service member, equivalent to the term soldier or sailor, and in some it is also a specific enlisted rank. Both men and women with this rank are called airmen. Some services have replaced the term airman with the gender-neutral term aviator.…

Airmen skills, Overview & Etymology and mainstream usage

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Abbreviation
Amn
Country
United States
Equivalent ranks
Seaman apprentice (Navy & USCG) Private (USA) Private first class (USMC) Specialist 2 (USSF)
NATO rank code
OR-2
Next higher rank
Airman first class (USAF)
Next lower rank
Airman basic (USAF)

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Etymology and mainstream usage

Airmen skills

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Airman

Nodes92
Edges91
Triples31
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021739
Components1

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Airman

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related to Etymology and mainstream usage · 13
Airman → British, Cassell's Magazine, English, Federal Aviation Administration, In, John Cassel, New Zealand, Old English, The, The English, Today, United Kingdom, United States
is a · 2
Airman → enlisted rank that corresponds to the pay grade of E-3 in the Navy's aviation field, member of an air force or air arm of a nation's military
Abbreviation · 1
Airman → Amn
Country · 1
Airman → United States
Equivalent ranks · 1
Airman → Seaman apprentice (Navy & USCG) Private (USA) Private first class (USMC) Specialist 2 (USSF)
NATO rank code · 1
Airman → OR-2
Next higher rank · 1
Airman → Airman first class (USAF)
Next lower rank · 1
Airman → Airman basic (USAF)
Pay grade · 1
Airman → E-2
Rank group · 1
Airman → Enlisted

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AirmanAbbreviationAmn1.00infobox
AirmanCountryUnited States1.00infobox
AirmanEquivalent ranksSeaman apprentice (Navy & USCG) Private (USA) Private first class (USMC) Specialist 2 (USSF)1.00infobox
AirmanNATO rank codeOR-21.00infobox
AirmanNext higher rankAirman first class (USAF)1.00infobox
AirmanNext lower rankAirman basic (USAF)1.00infobox
AirmanPay gradeE-21.00infobox
AirmanRank groupEnlisted1.00infobox
AirmanService branchUnited States Air Force1.00infobox
Airmanis amember of an air force or air arm of a nation's military0.90text
Airmanis aenlisted rank that corresponds to the pay grade of E-3 in the Navy's aviation field0.90text
fireinstance ofespecially in a war zoneMaking good and quick decisions based on factors0.80text

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