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United States Public Health Service - USPHS

PUBLISHED
HISTORICAL
emergency

Record Information

Country

United States of America

Code: US

Organization

EMERGENCY SERVICES

EMERGENCY

Insignia Type

EMERGENCY

Record Details
Created
6/10/2026
Last Updated
6/10/2026
Record ID
63558b9f...

Detailed Description

United States of America

United States Public Health Service (USPHS)

 

 

  • Ensign
    junior assistant

  • Lieutenant Junior Grade
    assistant

  • Lieutenant
    sanior assistant

  • Lieutenant Commander
    full

  • Commander
    senior

  • Captain
    director

  • Rear Admiral Lower-Half
    Assistant surgeon general

  • Rear Admiral
    Deputy surgeon general or Assistant surgeon general

  • Vice Admiral
    surgeon general

  • Admiral
    assiant secretary for health

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