Answer: SGTS
SGTS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 150 times.
- Certain NCO's
- NCO club members
- Bilko and York: Abbr.
- Subordinates of 99-Down
- Police officers: Abbr.
- They report to Lts.
- Joe Friday and others: Abbr.
- Some drillers: Abbr.
- Some noncoms: Abbr.
- Mess overseers: Abbr.
- Some N.C.O.'s
- Boot camp barkers: Abbr.
- Some NCO's
- Cpls.' superiors
- Pepper and others: Abbr.
- Company leaders: Abbr.
- Some police dept. personnel
- Some NCOs
- Bilko and Pepper: Abbr.
- Capt.'s inferiors
- Snorkel and colleagues: Abbr.
- Company V.I.P.'s: Abbr.
- Pepper and Snorkel (abbr.)
- Snorkel and Bilko (abbr.)
- Pvts.' superiors
- NCOs using drills
- Bilko and Pepper (abbr.)
- Friday et al. (abbr.)
- Some N.C.O.s
- Pepper and Preston (abbr.)
- Certain NCOs
- Platoon ldrs.
- Preston and Bilko (abbr.)
- Bilko and Friday (abbr.)
- Many DIs
- Friday and others (abbr.)
- Boot camp barkers (abbr.).
- Friday and Pepper (abbr.)
- Three-stripers (abbr.)
- York and Pepper (abbr.)
- They outrank pvts.
- Company leaders (abbr.)
- PFC's bosses
- They salute capts.
- Superiors of cpls.
- Pepper and Bilko (abbr.)
- Drill instructors, usually: Abbr.
- Three-stripers: Abbr.
- They outrank cpls.
- Airmen rank below them: Abbr.
- Some police officers: Abbr.
- They might yell at their privates: Abbr.
- They sport three chevrons: Abbr.
- Elvis Presley and others: Abbr.
- York and Friday: Abbr.
- Pepper et al.: Abbr.
- Bilko and Preston: Abbr.
- Boot camp NCOs
- Capt. saluters
- Some are first class: Abbr.
- York and Snorkel: Abbr.
- See 48-Down
- Friday and Bilko of TV
- Drill instructors, e.g.: Abbr.
- Marine NCOs
- York and Snorkel, briefly
- Friday and Preston, briefly
- York, Pepper, et al.
- Friday and York, briefly
- P.D. personnel
- Some cops: Abbr.
- Mil. three-stripers
- Pepper and Friday: Abbr.
- Some police personnel: Abbr.
- Pepper and Bilko, for short
- Co. leaders
- Army NCOs
- Some noncoms
- Pepper and Slaughter (abbr.)
- Some mil. officers
- PD ranks
- Some PX patrons
- GI drillers
- Pepper and Preston, for short
- Some chevron wearers: Abbr.
- They may be first class: Abbr.
- Frequent drillers: Abbr.
- Barracks VIPs
- Barracks VIPs
- Bane of pvts (abbr)
- Barracks folks
- York and Snorkel (abbr.)
- Pepper & Preston: Abbr.
- Some NYPD officers
- Pvt.'s superiors
- Bosses of cpls.
- Military offs.
- Mil. rankers
- Mil. figures
- Some P.D. personnel
- Ones ranked above cpls.
- Friday et al.: Abbr.
- Some are first class (abbr.)
- Capts.' inferiors
- Bilko and Friday: Abbr.
- Pvt. instructors
- Some officers: Abbr.
- Police dept. members
- Army three-stripers: Abbr.
- Ones giving marching orders: Abbr.
- Superiors to cpls.
- Friday and Pepper, briefly
- Bilko and Snorkel (abbr.)
- Pepper and Carter (abbr.)
- Certain noncoms (abbr.)
- York et al.: Abbr.
- York and Pepper, e.g.
- Lt. subordinates
- Bilko and York (abbr.)
- Friday and York: Abbr.
- Snorkel et al.: Abbr.
- Pepper and Bilko: Abbr.
- Friday and others: Abbr.
- Some noncoms (abbr.)
- They may be in a mess: Abbr.
- Mil. base drillers
- Pepper and Stubby: Abbr.
- LAPD ranks
- Barracks barkers: Abbr.
- Boot camp VIPs
- Boot camp barkers (Abbr.)
- Some soldiers: abbr.
- Mil. ranks
- York and Preston: abbr.
- PD supervisors
- Snorkel and his peers: Abbr.
- Mil. officers
- Figs. in many police procedurals
- USMC ranks
- USAF NCOs
- PD personnel
- Some PD officers
- Capt.'s subordinates
- Corporals' superiors (Abbr.)
- Cpl.'s superiors: Abbr.
- They know the drill: Abbr.
- Some military figs.
- NCOs who know the drill
- Pepper and O'Leary of classic rock: Abbr.
- Airman's superiors: Abbr.