(Post 2)
U.S. Army: Brigadier General (O-7), Major General (O-8), Lieutenant General (O-9), General (O-10), General of the Army (O-10), General of the Armies (O-10).
U.S. Navy: Rear Admiral (Lower-Half)(O-7), Rear Admiral (Upper-Half)(O-8), Vice Admiral (O-9), Admiral (O-10), Fleet Admiral (O-10), Admiral of the Navy (O-10).
I made a theoretical insignia for the rank of Field Marshal. While not necessarily a U.S. Army rank, it was held by Douglas MacArthur in the Philippine Army and that is where I got the inspiration from to make this insignia. Douglas MacArthur was a five-star General of the Army within the U.S. Army so that’s where the five silver stars are derived from. Douglas MacArthur wore a custom cap with gold bullion embroidery and was promoted to Field Marshal within the Philippine Army so that he could be made equivalent in rank to British Army Field Marshals, so that’s where the leaf wreath comes from and it is the exact wreath featured on the British Army Field Marshal insignia. This is my theoretical insignia for what the insignia for Douglas MacArthur’s rank of Field Marshal would be for the U.S. Army.
U.S. Army: Brigadier General (O-7), Major General (O-8), Lieutenant General (O-9), General (O-10), General of the Army (O-10), General of the Armies (O-10).
U.S. Navy: Rear Admiral (Lower-Half)(O-7), Rear Admiral (Upper-Half)(O-8), Vice Admiral (O-9), Admiral (O-10), Fleet Admiral (O-10), Admiral of the Navy (O-10).
I’m no longer in AFJROTC, but before graduating I was my unit’s CO and I designed this custom Commander Badge that is fully within AFJROTC regulation https://www.airforcewriter.com/Chapter7-Uniform-and-Awards.pdf. This badge is a custom design, as you can see, I have had a couple made (4) and my unit still uses them. Here’s the link for where to order the badge: https://a.co/d/0hKeKeHB. I also included the order details for the badge specifications in the post (upload the first image on this post). On the right shoulder, you are authorized to wear metal tab pins, so the design of this badge features the USAF Commader Badge with an arch behind it that says “CDR” which is the abbreviation for “Commader.”
Got bored so I created a Cadet version of Specialist rank, the design is supposed to represent Cadet Private First Class upside-down (similar to how Specialist represents Private First Class upside-down) and instead of the U.S. coat of arms, I used the U.S. Army ROTC cap device emblem.