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# Historic rank titles in use include Bombardier (Artillery) | # Historic rank titles in use include Bombardier (Artillery) | ||
# A Corporal may be appointed Master Corporal (MCpl) as part of the normal rank progression. He is called a Master Bombardier (MBdr) in the artillery. | # A Corporal may be appointed Master Corporal (MCpl) as part of the normal rank progression. He is called a Master Bombardier (MBdr) in the artillery. | ||
# Lieuteant is pronunced (IPA) lef'ten' | # Lieuteant is pronunced (IPA) lef'ten'ent in monst British Commonwealth militaries. | ||
== Navy Ranks== | == Navy Ranks== | ||
Revision as of 13:48, 26 July 2006
Army Ranks
The following are in ascending order.
Non Commissioned Members
Pte(R) Private Recruit
Pte(T) Private Trained1
Junior Non-Commissioned Officers
Cpl Corporal 2, 3
Senior Non-Commissioned Officers
Sgt Sergeant
Warrant Officers
WO Warrant Officer
MWO Master Warrant Officer
CWO Chief Warrant Officer
Officers
Subordinate Officers
Ocdt Officer Cadet
Junior Officers
2Lt Second Lieutenant 4
Lt Lieutenant
Capt Captain
Senior Officers
Maj Major
LCol Lieutenant Colonel
Col Colonel
General Officers
BGen Brigadier General
MGen Major General
LGen Lieutenant General
Gen General
Notes
- Historic rank titles in use also include Trooper (Armoured), Gunner (Artillery), Sapper (Engineers), Rifleman (Rifle Regiment), Fusilier (Fusilier Regiment), Craftsman (EME).
- Historic rank titles in use include Bombardier (Artillery)
- A Corporal may be appointed Master Corporal (MCpl) as part of the normal rank progression. He is called a Master Bombardier (MBdr) in the artillery.
- Lieuteant is pronunced (IPA) lef'ten'ent in monst British Commonwealth militaries.
