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Comparative military ranks in English

NaviesArmiesAir forces

Commissioned officers
Admiral of
the fleet
Field marshal or
General of the Army

Marshal of
the air force
AdmiralGeneral
Air chief marshal
Vice admiralLieutenant general
Air marshal
Rear admiralMajor general
Air vice-marshal
Commodore
Brigadier or
brigadier general

Air commodore
CaptainColonel
Group captain
CommanderLieutenant colonel
Wing commander
Lieutenant
commander
Major or
Commandant

Squadron leader
LieutenantCaptain
Flight lieutenant

Lieutenant
junior grade or
sub-lieutenant

Lieutenant or
first lieutenant

Flying officer

Ensign or
midshipman
Second lieutenant
Pilot officer
Officer cadetOfficer cadet
Flight cadet

Enlisted grades

Warrant officer or
chief petty officer

Warrant officer or
sergeant major

Warrant officer
Petty officerSergeant
Sergeant
Leading seaman
Corporal or
bombardier

Corporal
Seaman
Private or
gunner or
trooper

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airman

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Lieutenant colonel is a rank of commissioned officer in the armies, most marine forces and some air forces of the world, above a major and below a colonel. The rank of lieutenant colonel is often shortened to simply "colonel" in conversation and in unofficial correspondence. Sometimes, the term, 'half-colonel' is used in casual conversation in the British Army.[1] A lieutenant colonel is typically in charge of a battalion in the army.




Contents





  • 1 Lieutenant colonel ranks by country


  • 2 Lieutenant colonel equivalents


  • 3 Gallery


  • 4 See also


  • 5 Notes


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links




Lieutenant colonel ranks by country


The following articles deal with the rank of lieutenant colonel (or its equivalent)


  • Lieutenant-colonel (Canada)


  • Lieutenant colonel (United Kingdom)[2]

  • Lieutenant colonel (United States)


Lieutenant colonel equivalents


  • Azerbaijan - Polkovnik leytenant

  • Afghanistan — Dagarman (دګرمن)


  • Arab world — Moqaddam (مقدم)

  • Albania — Nënkolonel

  • Argentina - Teniente Coronel

  • Armenia — Pokhgndapet (փոխգնդապետ)

  • Austria — Oberstleutnant

  • Belgium — Lieutenant-colonel (French language), Luitenant-kolonel (Dutch language)

  • Bosnia and Herzegovina — Potpukovnik

  • Brazil — Tenente-coronel

  • Chile — Teniente Coronel

  • Bulgaria — Podpolkovnik

  • Cambodia — Lok Vorsenito (លោកវរសេនីយ៍ទោ)

  • Colombia — Teniente Coronel

  • Croatia - Podpukovnik

  • Czech Republic — Podplukovník

  • People's Republic of China — 中校 (Zhōng xiào)

  • Republic of China (Taiwan) — 中校 (Zhōng xiào)

  • Denmark — Oberstløjtnant

  • Estonia — Kolonelleitnant

  • Ethiopia — Lieutenant koronel

  • Finland — Everstiluutnantti, Överstelöjtnant

  • France — Lieutenant-colonel

  • Germany — Oberstleutnant
    • Nazi Germany — Obersturmbannführer (only in the SS)

  • Georgia — Vice-colonel (vitse-polkovniki)

  • Greece — Antisyntagmatarkhis

  • Honduras — Teniente Coronel

  • Hungary — Alezredes

  • Indonesia — Letnan kolonel (abbreviated Letkol)[a]

  • Iran — Sarhang dovom (سرهنگ دوم)

  • Israel — Sgan aluf (סגן-אלוף / סא״ל)

  • Italy — Tenente colonnello

  • Japan — Ni sa (二佐)

  • North Korea — Jungjwa (중좌)

  • South Korea — Jungryung (중령)

  • Latvia — Pulkvežleitnants

  • Lithuania — Pulkininkas leitenantas

  • Macedonia - Потполковник (Potpolkovnik)

  • Malaysia - Leftenan-Kolonel

  • Malta — Logotenent kurunell

  • Mongolia — Дэд Хурандаа (Ded Khurandaa)

  • Netherlands — Luitenant-kolonel

  • Norway — Oberstløytnant

  • Pakistan - Lieutenant Colonel

  • Philippines — Kalakan (Tagalog), Teniente Coronel (Spanish)

  • Poland — Podpułkownik

  • Portugal — Tenente-coronel

  • Romania — Locotenent colonel

  • Russia — Podpolkovnik

  • Serbia — Potpukovnik

  • Slovakia — Podplukovník

  • Slovenia — Podpolkovnik

  • Somalia — Gaashaanle Dhexe

  • South Africa — Commandant/kommandant (1950–1994); Lieutenant-colonel or Luitenant-kolonel (Afrikaans language: pre-1950 and post-1994)

  • Spain and some Spanish speaking countries — Teniente coronel

  • Sweden — Överstelöjtnant

  • Switzerland — Oberstleutnant (German language), Lieutenant-colonel (French language)

  • Thailand — พันโท

  • Turkey — Yarbay

  • Ukraine — Pidpolkovnyk

  • Vietnam — Trung Tá


Gallery





  • Belgian Army
    (Lieutenant Colonel)







  • Brazilian Army
    (Tenente Coronel)







  • British Army
    (Lieutenant Colonel)







  • Canadian Army
    (Lieutenant Colonel)







  • French Army
    (Lieutenant Colonel)







  • German Army
    (Oberstleutnant)







  • Italian Army
    Tenente colonnello







  • Portuguese Army
    (Tenente Coronel)







  • Spanish Army
    (Teniente Coronel)







  • United States Army
    (Lieutenant Colonel)





See also


  • Comparative military ranks

  • Canadian Forces ranks and insignia

  • British Army officer rank insignia

  • U.S. Army officer rank insignia


Notes




  1. ^ All Indonesian military services share the same rank name and insignia – i.e. two gold jasmine buds. A lieutenant colonel in the Army usually has a billet as battalion commander, regiment / brigade chief of staff, headquarters staff, department head, or commander of any unit that has the same level as battalion. In the Navy, the common billet is ship's commanding officer, squadron commander, shore department head or staff position. In the Air Force, it has the billet of squadron commander of battalion commander of Air Force Special Force's Corps. In the Marine Corps, usual billet is infantry battalion commander or infantry brigade's chief of staff, although it can command an artillery or cavalry regiment.




References




  1. ^ LTC Keith E. Bonn, Army Officer's Guide, 50th Edition, p. 14. Mechanicsville, Pa.: Stackpole Books, 2005.


  2. ^ British Army website Archived September 15, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.




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