Should the military create a warrior class?

Hahahahaha I thought we already had one SFC (Join to see)

Respect is earned and not just given...Infantry has the Blue Cord, Airborne Maroon Beret, Ranger Tan Beret and SPECOPS Green Berets...Those identify Infantry...Also included in that is the CIB and EIB...Infantry is identified enough without having to go overboard...And a true warrior is a quiet one

I thought we were the Warrior Caste? Of course when you are surrounded by Bean Counters it seems they are what the Army is about.

I hear ya. No other branch wears a cord, the blue disks, or is authorized to earn a CIB. No badge goes above a CIB/EIB. I think respect is given.

NO...Combat Arms should not be treated in a "higher regard"...do you have any idea how many non-combat arms soldiers it takes to keep one infantryman trained, equipped & fed? last I checked it was about a 12 to 1 ratio

two inches of tears in the Pentagon from Pogs whining all over the Pentagon.

After reading the comments, I came to recognize you were 'stirring the hornet's nest", especially by your personalization of the comment with the 'I believe.." My personal response is: Those who take the oath to serve and follow their oath until they no longer can due to End of Service (Medical, Age, completion of contract, or Death) ARE the "Warrior Class". Each part of this class is just as important as ANY other aspect in consideration of the Mission Objective. No matter how gung-ho of a He-Man warrior you are: you still need a target, transport to it, (and all the support for that transport), Tools of your trade - (Weapon, ammo, etc.), support while taking the target (which may be delivered from Air, Ground, or Naval forces which also need the support of coordination to be where you need them), and when the job is done: the ride home.
Let's not forget the other Heroes of our military family - those at home that wait for our hopeful return - Our wives and children.

I just came here to measure my dick, but I can see I was beat to it by literally everyone...

I learned once from one of my peers that a true leader will care for the growth and well being of the others as well despite of their rank or time in service. I would implement important courses that prepare them for the future when they have to claim their benefits. A lot of soldiers leave the military and never know they have so many benefits to go for, I say this because I see so many homeless veterans that don't know their tools to get all their entitlements, No one told me what to do I had to research years after I left the military to find my rights.

I'm going to have to disagree....... especially given the standards required to be an infantryman, our standards are the exact same as everyone else's army wide. Yes there are unit SOP's, but those (in my experience at least) are rarely enforced if the soldier isn't a total shitbag. I think the warrior class you're referring to is called special forces.