How To Spell NCO?
How to Pronounce NCO?
Correct pronunciation for the word "NCO" is [ˌɛnsˌiːˈə͡ʊ], [ˌɛnsˌiːˈəʊ], [ˌɛ_n_s_ˌiː__ˈəʊ].
What are the misspellings for NCO?
- nck,
- notgo,
- acco,
- encur,
- gnco,
- knook,
- nicol,
- injoy,
- ancor,
- necj,
- unco,
- honco,
- nmo,
- ncek,
- nancu,
- nicw,
- nicci,
- unioq,
- npo,
- fcor,
- ncic,
- jnior,
- conco,
- ngo's,
- niclo,
- enjoe,
- necka,
- xco,
- ncook,
- ncos,
- rnjoy,
- ngo,
- nwo,
- noooo,
- dnjoy,
- enjo,
- fanco,
- knuck,
- nknow,
- enjor,
- ncsa,
- ncwc,
- unjoy,
- naci,
- nao,
- nihao,
- ncik,
- ncie,
- nwork,
- nkow,
- nacny,
- oncor,
- ehco,
- nc,
- nbo,
- nooo,
- njot,
- nigro,
- nco's,
- nfor,
- nto,
- ncome,
- nicj,
- ncle,
- mcoy,
- nce,
- neeck,
- nca,
- ncall,
- nico,
- uncc,
- beco,
- neecd,
- eco,
- necar,
- nerck,
- ranco,
- ncca,
- knwo,
- norco,
- kco,
- nici,
- ncaa,
- nunca,
- cinco,
- engoh,
- nnok,
- wncome,
- anko,
- nergo,
- neack,
- monoco,
- nacf,
- nicki,
- pnumo,
- unicq,
- enjou,
- nucors,
- nch,
- nsoe,
- necro,
- knjow,
- syco,
- ewco,
- nior,
- necon,
- ankor,
- najor,
- pco2,
- ccok,
- nicve,
- ncl,
- sinco,
- incour,
- unkow,
- phyco,
- knao,
- ndo,
- niow,
- cencor,
- nyo,
- nfo,
- pyco,
- ncjaa,
- nccu,
- nco,
- nucli,
- kncok,
- nejoy,
- nno,
- nicloa,
- linco,
- nwce,
- conoco,
- njcaa,
- oncw,
- knkow,
- incoe,
- noo,
- cyco,
- wcco,
- ncool,
- nyeo,
- nuro,
- ico,
- neco,
- ngood,
- nsca,
- nio,
- encour,
- nicon,
- nyou,
- wnjoy,
- napco,
- sunco,
- inco,
- injor
"NCO" in context
Non-commissioned Officer, or NCO, is an important part of the United States military. NCOs are typically non-commissioned officers in the Army, Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy, and the Coast Guard, who perform highly-skilled tasks, manage smaller units and train personnel to a higher level of functioning. NCOs are the "First Sergeants" and "Sergeant Majors" that serve as the backbone of the military. They are the ones who lead, discipline and motivate junior enlisted personnel. On the battlefield, NCOs are expected to be courageous, confident and and decisive.