What insignia represents a Cadet Sergeant?

• A. 3 chevrons
• B. 1 chevron
• C. 2 chevrons
• D. 3 rockers

Answer: (A)

Three chevrons are used to signal a Cadet Sergeant in many cadet programs that follow Army-style insignia. Each chevron is a V-shaped stripe, and when you see three stacked, it represents the sergeant level of leadership among enlisted ranks. The number of chevrons corresponds to the rank: a single chevron usually marks a lower grade, two chevrons indicate the next level, and adding a rocker below (three chevrons with a rocker) signals a higher leadership position such as a staff sergeant in other contexts. The option with three rockers isn’t a standard Cadet Sergeant insignia, so three chevrons best match the rank shown.