Posted on Jun 6, 2018

Do Army guys still say "Buck Sergeant"?

PO2 Dax Hall

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At one of my instructor leadership classes for Navy Cadets there was a young veteran volunteer who claimed he was a "Buck Sargent". I didn't pay it much mind but wanted to check in with you Army guys and get a sitrep on the term. Honestly I have never heard it used before except maybe in the movie Patton. Thanks in advance.

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CW5 Ranger Dave

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Couple hundred years ago, I was a Buck Sergeant and damn proud of it!

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CW2 Louis Melendez

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Lmao, that was funny Chief...

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Me too! That paved the way for my O3E!

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WO1 (Join to see)

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Yes they still use the term buck sergeant.

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It's a term for a brand new Sergeant. Not really a bad term, just means motivation than brains.

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