Should the Army continue regarding NCOs as Sergeant or by their actual rank title?

I actually agree but because, for my first time, I am deployed to a joint environment with all of the services (but not my first deployment), I had a chance to see and interact with the other services in one location and wondered if anyone ever considered the question. Thanks

Just say "Good morning, Marine".

surprisingly, calling someone "Marine" is almost a derogatory statement while you are in. it's kind of like when a parent uses their child's first, middle, and last name when they get in trouble. the last thing you want to hear is "Hey there Marine!"

i look at it like this you worked hard to obtain your rank and you deserve the respect that comes with whatever rank you obtained like you said about the Marines calling a Gunny just sergeant my company gunny would rip the poor soul a new asshole he served in Vietnam ( yes he admitted to me he did something wrong got disciplined and was a carrier gunny for it ) but every morning while i was his police sergeant it was Good Morning Gunny and when the company commander came in it was good morning Sir and fill them in on my monkeys ( i called them my monkeys being they were trying to get out of the marines or had done something and was being administratively separated ) pt we did in the morning maybe a 3 mile run then go to the gym play basketball( the company gunny was due for knee replacement surgury so to keep him in to finish his 20 years i took the monkeys out for pt to give the gunny a break on his knees i seen him cry during physical fitness tests to finish within the time allowed but he did it )then cut for showers and chow get my morning orders hand out my work orders to my monkeys then go to my desk and start filling out work orders for things i could do to repair the barracks but was told to let the public works to do it and they took months to replace burnt out light bulbs when our bulbs burnt somehow the navys barracks had lights go out all the time and somehow our lights would work again lol but you earned the rank so you should be addressed by your proper rank the marines used to tell your first name is your rank and your last name was your last name 

Point taken.  I dare them to get pissy with *me* about it nowadays, though.....

I understand that the USMC and other branches do it that way, however by US Army Customs and Courtesies we are still addressed as Sergeant until we either make 1SG or SGM/CSM

1SG (Join to see) SSG Douglas Espinosa While I know AR 600-20 directs all NCOs of E-5 through E-8 grade to be referred to as SGT, I remember the old Marine in me being quite envious of GySgt's being called "Gunny" or Gunnery Sergeant. Also, a US Navy Chief Petty Officer is referred to as Chief not Petty Officer. Yes, history has made us what we are and I also abided by regulation as a Soldier, NCO, and SNCO, but recognition by subordinates and superiors alike of not only the time in service, but life experience of a Senior NCO is not a bad thing. Sergeant First Class is a lot to muster out, but perhaps it is time in our shrinking NCO corps to revisit this issue and look for a way to suggest change to AR 600-20 and this policy. The honor and responsibility of NCOs should be recognized, perhaps this is one small way.