Your Military's ranks

[Olwe]

Army

Trooper
Corporal
Lance Corporal
Trooper Sergeant
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Master Sergeant
Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Colonel
Field Marshal
Lieutenant General
Major General
General
High General

Navy

Sailor
Petty Officer Second Class
Petty Officer First Class
Junior Chief
Chief
Senior Chief
Master Chief
Ensign
Lieutenant
Commander
Captain
Commodore
Rear Admiral
Vice Admiral
Admiral
High Admiral

Aerospace

Private
Flight Officer Second Class
Flight Officer First Class
Flight Sergeant
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Chief Sergeant
Ensign
Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Colonel
Lieutenant Commander
Wing Commander
Commander
High Commander

Security Corps

Trooper
Corporal
Lance Corporal
Patrol Sergeant
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Master Sergeant
Deputy
Lieutenant
Captain
Colonel
Sheriff
Patrol Chief
Deputy Chief
Chief
High Chief

Emergency Corps

Medic
Rescue Officer Second Class
Rescue Officer First Class
Rescue Sergeant
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Master Sergeant
Lieutenant
Captain
Commander
Colonel
Chief
Rescue Marshal
Deputy Marshal
Marshal
High Marshal

[The United Confederacy of Texas]

Our rank structure, which can be seen here, mainly resembles that of the United States Armed Forces for the most part, though the rank "Lancer" exists in the Republican Air Force and the Planetary Defence Forces, the former utilizing the rank as a replacement for Master Sergeant and the latter as a rank in both enlisted and commissioned officers. Meanwhile, the PDF utilizes a series of ranks that differ from most armed forces, including the removal of Brigadier General and Major General as ranks. Such can be noted in the rank list below:

Air Force: enlisted:
1. Airman Basic (AB.)
2. Airman (Amn.)
3. Airman First Class (AFC.)
4. Senior Airman (SAmn.)
5. Staff Sergeant (SSgt.)
6. Technical Sergeant (TSgt.)
7. Lancer Sergeant (LSgt.)
8. First Lancer Sergeant(1LSgt.)
9. Senior Lancer Sergeant (SLSgt.)
10. First Senior Lancer Sergeant(1SLSgt.)
11. Chief Lancer Sergeant (CLSgt.)
11. First Chief Lancer Sergeant (1CLSgt.)
12. Command Chief Lancer Sergeant (CCL.)
13. Chief Lancer Sergeant of the Air Force (CLSAF.)

Planetary Defence Forces: enlisted:
1. Private (Pvt.)
2. Private First Class (PFC.)
3. Lancer-Specialist (L. Spc.)
4. Lancer (Lcr.)
5. Lancer-Sergeant (L. Sgt.)
6. First Lancer-Sergeant(1L. Sgt.)
7. Lancer Sergeant-Specialist (L. Sgt. Spc.)
8. Lancer Sergeant-Captain (L. Sgt. Cpt.)
9. Lancer Sergeant-Major (L. Sgt. Maj.)
10. Lancer Sergeant-Major of the PDF (L. Sgt. Maj. PDF)

Planetary Defence Forces: commissioned officers:
1. Lieutenant, 2nd Class (Lt. 2dC.)
2. Lieutenant, 1st Class (Lt. 1sC.)
3. Captain (Cpt.)
4. Lancer-Captain (L. Cpt.)
5. Major (Maj.)
6. Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.)
7. Colonel (Col.)

Planetary Defence Forces: flag officers:
1. Lieutenant General (Lt. Gen.)
2. General (Gen.)
3. Commanding General - National (Com. Gen. Nat.)
4. Commanding General - Continental (Com. Gen. Cont.)
5. Commanding General - Hemisphere (Com. Gen. Hem.)
6. Vice Commander of the PDF (V. Comm.)
7. Supreme Commander of the PDF (Comm.)

[Cosparia]

The rank structure of the Cosparian Armed Forces roughly resembles that of the US Armed Forces pay scale, though ranks and insignia differ from the exact scale.

ARMY
Insignia is gold on olive-drab for service dress, and olive-drab on black for field dress.
Enlisted Personnel:
R-1: Recruit, Rct. - No insignia
E-1: Private, Pvt. - No insignia
E-2: Private First Class, Pfc. - One chevron, pointed upwards
E-3: Lance Corporal, L/Cpl. - One chevron surmounting a crossed rifle and saber
Non-Commissioned Officers:
E-4: Corporal, Cpl. - Two chevrons surmounting a crossed rifle and saber
E-5: Sergeant, Sgt. - Three chevrons surmounting a crossed rifle and saber
E-6: Staff Sergeant, S/Sgt. - Three chevrons surmounting one rocker, with crossed rifle and saber
E-7: Technical Sergeant, T/Sgt. - Three chevrons surmounting two rockers, with crossed rifle and saber
E-8: Master Sergeant, M/Sgt. - Three chevrons surmounting three rockers, with crossed rifle and saber
E-9: First Sergeant, 1/Sgt. - Three chevrons surmounting three rockers, with a lozenge
E-10: Sergeant Major, Sgt. Maj. - Three chevrons surmounting three rockers, with a star
Warrant Officers:
W-1: Junior Warrant Officer, JWO - One vertical gold bar surmounting one chevron, pointed downwards
W-2: Warrant Officer, WO - One vertical gold bar surmounting two chevrons
W-3: Chief Warrant Officer, CWO - One vertical gold bar surmounting three chevrons
W-4: Senior Warrant Officer, SWO - One star surmounting four chevrons
Commissioned Officers:
O-1a: Second Lieutenant, 2/Lt. - One vertical silver bar
O-1b: Lieutenant, Ltn. - One vertical gold bar
O-2: Captain, Capt. - Two vertical gold bars
O-3: Major, Maj. - One gold pip
O-4: Lieutenant Colonel, Lt. Col. - One gold pip surmounting one horizontal gold bar
O-5: Colonel, Col. - One gold pip surmounting two horizontal gold bars
O-6: Brigadier General, Brg. Gen - One gold star
O-7: Major General, Maj. Gen. - Two gold stars
O-8: Lieutenant General, Lt. Gen. - Three gold stars
O-9: General, Gen. - Four gold stars
O-10: Field Marshal, F/Marshal - Four gold stars around a crossed rifle and saber

NAVY
Insignia is navy-blue on khaki for service dress, and navy-blue on grey for ship-board dress.
Enlisted Personnel:
R-1: Recruit, RCT - No insignia
E-1: Mariner, MNR - One anchor
E-2: Mariner First Class, MFC - One anchor surmounting one horizontal bar
E-3: Senior Mariner, SMNR - One anchor surmounting two horizontal bars
Non-Commissioned Officers:
E-4: Junior Petty Officer, JPO - Two crossed anchors
E-5: Petty Officer Third Class, PO3 - Two crossed anchors surmounting one chevron, pointed downwards
E-6: Petty Officer Second Class, PO2 - Two crossed anchors surmounting two chevrons
E-7: Petty Officer First Class, PO1 - Two crossed anchors surmounting three chevrons
E-8: Chief Petty Officer, CPO - Two crossed anchors surmounting four chevrons
E-9: Senior Chief Petty Officer, SCPO - Two crossed anchors between two stars, surmounting four chevrons
E-10: Master Chief Petty Officer, MCPO - Two crossed anchors between four stars, surmounting four chevrons
Warrant Officers:
W-1: Junior Warrant Officer, JWO - One vertical gold bar surmounting one chevron, pointed downwards
W-2: Warrant Officer, WO - One vertical gold bar surmounting two chevrons
W-3: Chief Warrant Officer, CWO - One vertical gold bar surmounting three chevrons
W-4: Senior Warrant Officer, SWO - One star surmounting four chevrons
Commissioned Officers:
O-1: Ensign, ENS - One vertical silver bar
O-2: Lieutenant, LTN - Two vertical silver bars
O-3: Lieutenant Commander, LTCM - One silver pip
O-4: Commander, CMDR - One silver pip surmounting one horizontal silver bar
O-5: Captain, CAPT - One gold pip surmounting two horizontal silver bars
O-6: Rear Admiral Lower, RADL - One silver star
O-7: Rear Admiral Upper, RADU - Two silver stars
O-8: Vice Admiral, VADM - Three silver stars
O-9: Admiral, ADM - Four silver stars
O-10: Fleet Admiral, FADM - Four gold stars around two crossed anchors

AIR FORCE
Insignia is white on navy blue for service dress, and light brown on olive-drab for field dress.
Enlisted Personnel:
R-1: Recruit, RCT - No insignia
E-1: Airman, AMN - One horizontal two-bladed propeller
E-2: Airman First Class, AFC - One three-bladed propeller
E-3: Senior Airman, SAM - One chevron, pointed upwards, on top of a three-bladed propeller
Non-Commissioned Officers:
E-4: Sergeant, SGT - Two chevrons on top of a three-bladed propeller
E-5: Technical Sergeant, TSG - Three chevrons on top of a three-bladed propeller
E-6: Sergeant First Class, SFC - Four chevrons on top of a three-bladed propeller
E-7: Staff Sergeant, SSG - Four chevrons surmounting one rocker, on top of a three-bladed propeller
E-8: Master Sergeant, MSG - Four chevrons surmounting two rockers, on top of a three-bladed propeller
E-9: Master Technical Sergeant, MTS - Four chevrons surmounting three rockers, on top of a three-bladed propeller
E-10: Chief Master Sergeant, CMS - Four chevrons surmounting three rockers, with a star
Warrant Officers:
W-1: Junior Warrant Officer, JWO - One vertical gold bar surmounting one chevron, pointed downwards
W-2: Warrant Officer, WO - One vertical gold bar surmounting two chevrons
W-3: Chief Warrant Officer, CWO - One vertical gold bar surmounting three chevrons
W-4: Senior Warrant Officer, SWO - One star surmounting four chevrons
Commissioned Officers:
O-1a: Second Lieutenant, 2LT - One vertical gold bar
O-1b: First Lieutenant, 1LT - One vertical silver bar
O-2: Captain, CPT - Two vertical silver bars
O-3: Major, MAJ - One silver pip
O-4: Lieutenant Colonel, LTC - One silver pip surmounting one horizontal silver bar
O-5: Colonel, COL - One silver pip surmounting two horizontal silver bars
O-6: Brigadier General, BRG - One silver star
O-7: Major General, MJG - Two silver stars
O-8: Lieutenant General, LTG - Three silver stars
O-9: General, GEN - Four silver stars
O-10: Air Marshal, A/Marshal - Four silver stars around a four-bladed propeller

[IceniTribalLands]

Army

Warrior
Champion (commands 100)
War Chief (commands 1000)
General (commands 10,000)
High General (commands the whole army)
War Queen Boudicca

Navy

Seaman/Seawoman
Captain
Vice Admiral
Admiral
Fleet Admiral
War Queen Boudicca

We have no airforce.

[The Grand Duchy Of Nova Capile]

[Arthropol]

Removed for retcon purposes (2019-08-01)

[New Hayesalia]

For more information, visit here.

[New Whitstable]

Army

Soldier-commands noone, no insignia. Technically in a battle situation with no officers or NCOs still living a brave soldier can try and lead the men on.
Senior Soldier-commands three fire teams each of four soldiers with AK 47s, grenades and bayonets and one soldier with the above weaponry and an RPG, or an anti-tank gun, the equivalent in most militaries of a sergeant.
Sarge-commands thirty men, the equivalent in most militaries of a lieutenant or a captain.
Sargent Major-commands up to 120 men plus a few NCOs, the equivalent in most militaries of a captain or a major.
Sargent Major General-the most senior NCO in the army.

All ranks from Soldier to Sargent Major go up through time-in-grade, the earning of any special rewards, and the like. There is only one Sargent Major-General. Officers are few and rarely seen, and outside wartime are mainly the gentry or nobility who brought their ranks, (although promotion without paying for it is normal in wartime and can happen in peacetime) but the NCOs from Senior Soldier up are very close to their men.


Decurion-commands 500 men, the equivalent in most militaries of a major or a lieutenant colonel,
Senior Decurion-commands 1000 men, the equivalent in most militaries of a lieutenant colonel or a colonel.
Centurion-commands 10,000 men, the equivalent in most militaries of a brigadier-general or a major general
Senior Centurion-commands 50,000 men, the equivalent in most militaries of a lieutenant general
Deputy Legate-commands 100,000 men, the equivalent in most militaries of a full general or even higher in rank.
Legate-commands the whole Army. There is only one Legate, the equivalent in most militaries of a field marshal or a generalissimo. The only one who outranks him is the Mayor.


Navy

Seaman
Senior Seaman
Midshipman
Senior Midshipman
Warrant Officer-Admiral.

All ranks from Seaman to Senior Midshipman go up through time-in-grade, the earning of any special rewards, and the like. There is only one Warrant Officer-Admiral. Officers are few and rarely seen, and outside wartime are mainly the gentry or nobility who brought their ranks, (although promotion without paying for it is normal in wartime and can happen in peacetime) but the NCOs from Senior Seaman up are very close to their men.

Lieutenant-commands a small ship
Captain-commands a large ship
Rear Admiral-commands a squadron of ships
Vice Admiral-commands
Admiral-commands a fleet of ships
Admiral of the fleet-commands the whole Navy. There is only one Admiral of the Fleet.
Air Force

MechTech-commands noone, no insignia. Technically in a battle situation with no officers or NCOs still living a brave MechTech can try and lead the men on.
Senior MechTech-commands the ground crews.
Flying MechTech-commands 5 planes
Superior Flying MechTech-commands 12 planes
First Flying MechTech

All ranks from MechTech to Supeior Flying MechTech go up through time-in-grade, the earning of any special rewards, and the like. There is only one First Flying MechTech. Officers are few and rarely seen, and outside wartime are mainly the gentry or nobility who brought their ranks, (although promotion without paying for it is normal in wartime and can happen in peacetime) but the NCOs from Senior MechTech up are very close to their men.


Pilot Officer-commands 24 planes
Squadron Leader-commands 48 planes
Flight Leader-commands 72 planes
Air Group Leader-commands 120 planes
Air General-commands 1000 planes
Marshal of the Air Force-commands the whole Air Force. There is only one Marshal of the Air Force.

[The kingdom of Northland]

Army

OR-1 Menig (Private)
OR-2 Menig 1:a klass (Private First Class)
OR-3 Furir (Lance Corporal)
OR-4 Korpral (Corporal)
OR-5 Sergeant (Sergeant)
OR-6 1:e Sergeant (Sergeant First Class)
OR-7 Fanjunkare (Colour Sergeant)
OR-8 Fältmästare (Sergeant Major)
OR-9 Regementsförvaltare (Regimental Sergeant Major)

OF-1 Fänrik (Second Lieutenant)
OF-1 Löjtnant (Lieutenant)
OF-2 Kapten (Captain)
OF-3 Major (Major)
OF-4 Överstelöjtnant (Lieutenant Colonel)
OF-5 Överste (Colonel)
OF-6 Brigadgeneral (Brigadier General)
OF-7 Generalmajor (Major General)
OF-8 Generallöjtnant (Lieutenant General)
OF-9 General (General)

(The amphibious corps uses the same ranks as the army)

Navy

OR-1 Sjöman (Seaman)
OR-2 Sjöman 1:a klass (Seaman First Class)
OR-3 Furir (Able Seaman)
OR-4 Korpral (Able Seaman First Class)
OR-5 Sergeant (Leading Seaman)
OR-6 1:e Sergeant (Petty Officer)
OR-7 Fanjunkare (Chief Petty Officer)
OR-8 Fältmästare (Warrant Officer)
OR-9 Flottiljförvaltare (Chief Warrant Officer)

OF-1 Fänrik (Acting Sub-Lieutenant)
OF-1 Löjtnant (Sub-Lieutenant)
OF-2 Kapten (Lieutenant)
OF-3 Örlogskapten (Lieutenant Commander)
OF-4 Kommendörkapten (Commander)
OF-5 Kommendör (Captain)
OF-6 Flottiljamiral (Rear Admiral lower half)
OF-7 Konteramiral (Rear Admiral)
OF-8 Viceamiral (Vice Admiral)
OF-9 Amiral (Admiral)

Air Force

OR-1 Menig (Private)
OR-2 Menig 1:a klass (Private First Class)
OR-3 Furir (Lance Corporal)
OR-4 Korpral (Corporal)
OR-5 Sergeant (Sergeant)
OR-6 1:e Sergeant (Sergeant First Class)
OR-7 Fanjunkare (Colour Sergeant)
OR-8 Fältmästare (Sergeant Major)
OR-9 Flottiljförvaltare (Regimental Sergeant Major)

OF-1 Fänrik (Second Lieutenant)
OF-1 Löjtnant (Lieutenant)
OF-2 Kapten (Captain)
OF-3 Major (Major)
OF-4 Överstelöjtnant (Lieutenant Colonel)
OF-5 Överste (Colonel)
OF-6 Brigadgeneral (Brigadier General)
OF-7 Generalmajor (Major General)
OF-8 Generallöjtnant (Lieutenant General)
OF-9 General (General)

[Landevarnik]

From left to right:

E-1. Recruit - Worn during basic training.
E-2. Homeguardsman - Earned at the end of basic training.
E-3. Specialist - Earned after passing an advanced military skill exam and at least one year as a Homeguardsman.
E-4. Corporal - Earned after passing the Corporal's exam and at least one year as a Specialist.
E-5. Sergeant - Earned after passing the Sergeant's exam and at least two years as a Corporal.
E-6. Senior Sergeant - Earned after 5 years of service as a Sergeant.

From left to right:

O-1. Second Lieutenant - Earned at the end of officer school.
O-2. First Lieutenant - Earned after 12 months as a Second Lieutenant.
O-3. Captain - Earned after 12 months as a First Lieutenant, and passing the Captain's exam.
O-4. Major - Earned after 24 months as a Captain, and passing the Major's exam.
O-5. Lieutenant-Commander - Earned after 5 years as a Major, and passing the Lieutenant-Commander's exam.
O-6. Commander - Commander of the Hemvakt; must be appointed by Parliament. Answers directly to the Prime Minister.

[Unified Sol]

[Roania]

Banner Ranks in descending order:

The Lord of Ten Thousand Years

Noble Ranks

Grand Marshal
Field Marshal(s)
General(s)

Field Officers
Equivalent ranks in Italics

Field General
Captain Commander
Medic Corps commanders, Masters of Arms
Commander
Training Commandants, Medic Corps Doctors, Military Police Commandants
Captain
Quartermasters, Chaplains (honorary)

Junior Officers
Equivalent ranks in Italics
Lieutenant
Transport Convoy Leaders, Military Police Squad Leaders, Heavy Armor Commanders, Pilots
Subaltern
Cavalry/Light Armor Squad Leaders, Artillery Commanders

Ensign (defunct)
Medic Corps Nurses

Non-Commissioned Officers
Equivalent Ranks in Italics

Sergeant
Transport Drivers
Corporal
Military Police, Repair Team Heads

Enlisted

Air Trooper (Bomber crew, gunners)
Trooper (Cavalry/Light Armor)
Crewmen (Artillery, Heavy Armor)
Bannerman 1st class (Infantry)
Mechanic 1st class
Bannerman 2nd class (Infantry)
Junior Mechanic
Bannerman 3rd class (Infantry)


The Imperial Armada

The Lord of Ten Thousand Years

Strategic Officers

Grand Admiral
Admiral(s)

Fleet Officers

Commodore(s)
Commandant of Marines

Special Class

Seer

Ship Officers

Captain
Commander
Pilot
Section Lieutenant
Ensign (Bridge)
Ensign (Department)

Shipboard Marines
Not technically a part of the chain of command, the Marine detachment (when present) usually answers to the Marine Commandant on board the Commodore's ship, and then to the Captain of the ship

Fire-Team Commander
Fire-Team Member

Ship Crew

Deck Officer
Naval Rating (Engineer)
Naval Rating (1)
Naval Rating (2)
Naval Rating (3)

Imperial Guard

The Lord of Ten Thousand Years

Commanding Officer

Captain of the Guard

Officers of the Guard

Lieutenant

Enlisted Ranks

Guardsman

[Cruciland]

Crucilandian military ranks are distinguished by the color of the soldier's visor, the lowest being blue and the highest being red. Crucilandians employed in the service of "Taagiyd L'chiymah Shiput" (Hebrew for "Martial Judgement Corporation," the name of the subsidized private military monopoly that furnishes Cruciland's security) are distinguished out of their armor by the pale color of their auras, which shift in hue to match their rank instead of their personality type. Going from lowest to highest-ranked, this is Cruciland's military hierarchy...

Tat-Abiyr (Under-Knight) (functional equivalent of "Private")
Meal-Abiyr (Over-Knight) (functional equivalent of "Private First-Class")
Tat-Tzal'van (Under-Crusader) (functional equivalent of "Corporal")
Meal-Tzal'van (Over-Crusader) (functional equivalent of "Sergeant")
Tat-Chozeh (Under-Seer) (functional equivalent of "Second Lieutenant")
Meal-Chozeh (Over-Seer) (functional equivalent of "First Lieutenant")
Tat-Adon (Under-Lord) (functional equivalent of "Captain")
Meal-Adon (Over-Lord) (functional equivalent of "Major")
Tat-Netzer (Under-Scion) (functional equivalent of "Colonel")
Meal-Netzer (Over-Scion) (functional equivalent of "Brigadier General")

El'yon-Netzer (Over-Scion) (functional equivalent of "Commander In-Chief") [DEFUNCT IN FT/PFT]

Chaver-Moatzah (Councilor) (functional equivalent of "Major General")
Chaver-Moatzah Gavoha (High Councilor) (functional equivalent of "Lieutenant General")
Keysar (Emperor) (functional equivalent of "Commander In-Chief")

[Alizeria]

Rankings in the RAMS (Royal Alizerian Military Service) are as follows. It should be noted that the Alizerian military does not have separate Army/Navy/Air Force branches but all operate as a single joint service:

Enlisted:
1. Private
2. Lance Corporal
3. Corporal
4. Sergeant
5. Staff Sergeant
(6. Warrant Officer Class 2)
(7. Warrant Officer Class 1)

Commissioned Officers:
(8. Officer Cadet)
9. Second Lieutenant
10. Lieutenant
11. Captain
12. Major
13. Lieutenant Colonel
14. Colonel
15. Brigadier
16. Major General

Chief of Defence Force:
17. Lieutenant General - the highest rank officer in the RAMS and official Chief of Defence Force
18. Field Marshall - Ceremonial office held by the Crown Prince or heir apparent to the Throne
19. Commander-in-Chief - Held by the reigning Monarch

[Vallermoore]

Private-no insignia
Trained Private-One flat silver stripe on the sleeve (sleeves are green)
Lance Corporal-One point down gold chevron on the sleeve
Corporal- Two points down gold chevrons on the sleeve
Sargent-Three points down gold chevrons on the sleeve
Staff Sargent- Three points down gold chevrons on the sleeve , one small silver star just above the chevrons
Colour Sargent-Three points down gold chevrons on the sleeve , two small silver stars just above the chevrons
Sargent Major-Three points down gold chevrons on the sleeve , three small silver stars just above the chevrons
Colonel-Corporal -Four points down gold chevrons on the sleeve , four small silver stars just above the chevrons
Warrant Officer-A large gold V on black epaulettes
Second Lieutenant-One gold pip (like the rl British Army pips) on black epaulettes
Lieutenant- Two gold pips on black epaulettes
Captain-Three gold pips on black epaulettes
Major-One Gold Crown on black epaulettes
Lieutenant Colonel-One Gold Crown with one gold pip below it on black epaulettes
Colonel-One Gold Crown with two gold pips below it on black epaulettes
Brigadier-General-One Gold Crown with three gold pips below it in a triangle formation on black epaulettes
Major-General-A Gold crossed knight's sword with a cruciform hilt and baton on black epaulettes
Lieutenant-General-A Gold Crown and below it a Gold crossed knight's sword with a cruciform hilt and baton on black epaulettes
General-A Gold Crown and below it a Gold Pip and below it a Gold crossed knight's sword with a cruciform hilt and baton on black epaulettes
Field Marshal-A gold wreath with two gold batons and a gold crown above it like the real life UK Field Marshal insignia on silver epaulettes

Princess Daughter-A special rank for the Queen's daughters only with the gold letters PD and below them a gold wreath with two gold batons and a gold crown above it like the real life UK Field Marshal insignia on silver epaulettes

Queen of Vallermoore-A special rank for the Queen of Vallermoore only with the gold letter Q and below it a gold wreath with two gold batons and a gold crown above it like the real life UK Field Marshal insignia on silver epaulettes

NAVY of Vallermoore

Seaman Staines-No insignia
Able Seaman-A silver anchor, flukes down on the sleeve (sleeves are navy blue.)
Leading Seaman- Two crossed silver anchors flukes down on the sleeve
Spurting Seaman-(so called as he is so well trained he can do his job at top speed) Two crossed silver anchors flukes down on the sleeve with a middle sized gold star above them.
Quartermaster-on navy blue epaulettes a silver QM and a single thin silver stripe.
Midshipman-Three gold buttons on the sleeve cuff
Sub-lieutenant-On the sleeve cuff, one thin silver stripe, on navy blue epaulettes one medium thickness silver stripe
Lieutenant-On the sleeve cuff, two thin silver stripes, on navy blue epaulettes two medium thickness silver stripes
Commander-On the sleeve cuff, three thin silver stripes, on navy blue epaulettes three medium thickness silver stripes
Captain-On the sleeve cuff, four thin silver stripes, on navy blue epaulettes four medium thickness silver stripes
Commodore-On the sleeve cuff, one medium thickness gold stripe, on navy blue epaulettes one medium thickness gold stripe
Rear Admiral-On the sleeve cuff, two medium thickness gold stripes, on navy blue epaulettes two medium thickness gold stripes
Vice Admiral--On the sleeve cuff, three medium thickness gold stripes, on navy blue epaulettes three medium thickness gold stripes
Admiral-On the sleeve cuff, four medium thickness gold stripes, on navy blue epaulettes four medium thickness gold stripes
Admiral of the Fleet-A gold wreath with two gold crossed cutlasses and a gold crown above it on silver epaulettes. On the sleeve cuff, one very thick gold stripe with a gold crown above it
Princess Daughter-A special rank for the Queen's daughters only with the gold letters PD and below them a gold wreath with two gold crossed cutlasses and a gold crown above it on silver epaulettes. On the sleeve cuff, two very thick gold stripes with a gold crown above it.
Queen of Vallermoore-A special rank for the Queen of Vallermoore only with the gold letter Q and below it a gold wreath with two gold crossed cutlasses and a gold crown above it on silver epaulettes. On the sleeve cuff, three very thick gold stripes with a gold crown above it.

AIR FORCE of Vallermoore

Airman-no insignia
MechTech-two crossed spanners on the sleeve (sleeves are a light cornflower blue.)
Senior MechTech-two crossed spanners on the sleeve with a gold star above it.
Flight Sargent-Three point down silver chevrons on the sleeve
Pilot Officer-one thin bronze stripe on the sleeve cuff
Flying Officer-two thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff
Flight Officer- three thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff
Deputy Squadron Leader-four thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff
Squadron Leader-five thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff
Tri-Flight Leader-six thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff
Pegasus Leader-seven thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff, on cornflower blue epaulettes one silver five pointed star
Air Marshal-eight thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff, on cornflower blue epaulettes two silver five pointed stars
Leading Air Marshal-nine thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff, on cornflower blue epaulettes three silver five pointed stars
Supreme Air Marshal-ten thin bronze stripes on the sleeve cuff, on cornflower blue epaulettes four silver five pointed stars
Marshal of the RVAF-One thick silver stripe on the sleeve cuff, on silver epaulettes five gold five pointed stars in a circle with a gold crescent moon in the centre
Princess Daughter-A special rank for the Queen's daughters only with the gold letters PD and below them a gold half moon on silver epaulettes. Two thick silver stripes on the sleeve cuff.
Queen of Vallermoore-A special rank for the Queen of Vallermoore only with the gold letter Q and below it a gold full moon on silver epaulettes. Three thick silver stripes on the sleeve cuff with a gold crown above them.

[Convallaria]

Commissioned Ensign

Lieutenant

Lieutenant Commander

Quartermaster

Fifth Officer

Fourth Officer

Third Officer

Second Officer

Commadore/Chief Officer

Captain

Admiral

Fleet Admiral

[The Atlantean Islands]

The Royal Atlantean Armed Forces use a rank system inspired by the military ranks of the UK and the US. As a member of NATO, it also uses the NATO ranking system to denote equivalent ranks.

OF-10 (6-star) - Generalisimos (Generalissimo) - This rank is reserved only for the Queen, who is the Commander-in-Chief
OF-10 (5-star) - General Itaron (Champion General) - This rank is an honorary/wartime rank at the Queen's discretion; otherwise, it is given to the Lord Regent, who is the deputy Commander-in-Chief. In wartime, holders of this rank would command an army group; otherwise, they would, most, if not all of the time, be Chiefs of Staff.
OF-9 - General - This rank is normally the highest rank attainable in peacetime through normal means, barring recommendation for promotion by the Queen herself. Holders of this rank are Chiefs of Staff or hold major commands in the Royal Atlantean Army (or, if expanded due to a major war, a field army, though, nonetheless, this is likely still a major command).
OF-8 - General Liklat (Lieutenant General) - Holders of this rank command corps.
OF-7 - General Aukilari (Auxiliary General) - Holders of this rank command divisions.
OF-6 - Brigadar (Brigadier) - Holders of this rank command brigades.
OF-5 - Kolonel (Colonel) - Holders of this rank usually hold no command (except for certain units), but are usually subordinates, usually as auxiliary commanders, to brigadiers.
OF-4 - Kolonel Liklat (Lieutenant Colonel) - Holders of this rank command battalions.
OF-3 - Marskal (Marshal) - Holders of this rank command companies.
OF-2 - Kaptan (Captain) - Holders of this rank are subordinates, usually second-in-command, to marshals.
OF-1(A) - Liklat (Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank command platoons.
OF-1(B) - Liklat Aukilari (Auxiliary Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank command platoons, although they are trying to get used to their job.
Officer Student/OF(D) - Optis Ofikari (Officer Cadet) - Holders of this rank are training to become commissioned officers.

WO-5 - Ofikari Aukilari Kapis (Chief Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of division, corps and major commands.
WO-4 - Ofikari Aukilari Maitar (Master Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of battalion and brigade commands; otherwise, they also handle technical and tactical duties in division, corps and major commands.
WO-3 - Ofikari Aukilari Altrak (Senior Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of team, section, platoon and company commands (with detachment and section supervision done via platoon and company supervision); otherwise, they also handle technical and tactical duties in battalion and brigade commands.
WO-2 - Ofikari Aukilari (Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this usually handle technical and tactical duties in team, section, platoon and company commands (with detachment and section tasks done via the platoon and company).
No WO-1 rank

OR-9 - Sergant Maior Primis (Leading Sergeant Major) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of battalion, brigade, division, corps and major commands.
OR-9 - Sergant Maior (Sergeant Major) - Holders of this rank usually handle non-commissioned officer tasks in battalion, brigade, division, corps and major commands.
OR-8 - Sergant Maitar Primis (Leading Master Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of company commands.
OR-8 - Sergant Maitar (Master Sergeant) - Holders of this rank usually handle non-commissioned officer tasks in company and major commands.
OR-7 - Sergant Altrak (Senior Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of platoon commands.
OR-6 - Sergant (Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually second-in-command to senior sergeants.
No OR-5 rank
OR-4 - Kapral (Corporal) - Holders of this rank usually command sections.
OR-3 - Kapral Aukilari (Auxiliary Corporal) - Holders of this rank usually command teams.
OR-2 - Murmis (Private) - Holders of this rank are recruits who have completed training.
OR-1 - Tiros (Recruit) - Holders of this rank are undergoing training.

OF-10 (6-star) - Amiralisimos (Admiralissimo) - This rank is reserved only for the Queen, who is the Commander-in-Chief.
OF-10 (5-star) - Amiral Itaron (Champion Admiral) - This rank is an honorary/wartime rank at the Queen's discretion; otherwise, it is given to the Lord Regent, who is the deputy Commander-in-Chief. In wartime, holders of this rank would command a major naval command; otherwise, they would, most, if not all of the time, be Chiefs of Staff. Today, only two individuals outside the Lord Regent holds this rank: HRH, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, and the Chief of Armed Forces Staff, Iulian "Sir Stark" Zark.
OF-9 - Amiral (Admiral) - This rank is normally the highest rank attainable in peacetime through normal means, barring recommendation for promotion by the Queen herself. Holders of this rank are Chiefs of Staff or hold major commands in the Royal Atlantean Navy (or, if expanded due to a major war, a fleet, though, nonetheless, this is likely still a major command).
OF-8 - Amiral Liklat (Lieutenant Admiral) - Holders of this rank command task forces or fleet operation commands.
OF-7 - Amiral Aukilari (Auxiliary Admiral) - Holders of this rank command task groups.
OF-6 - Komodor (Commodore) - Holders of this rank command squadrons.
OF-5 - Kaptan (Captain) - Holders of this rank usually command aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships or the battleship HAtMS Kairon.
OF-4 - Komantar (Commander) - Holders of this rank command destroyers, frigates, blue water submarines or aviation squadrons.
OF-3 - Komantar Aukilari (Auxiliary Commander) - Holders of this rank command corvettes, patrol ships, coastal defence submarines.
OF-2 - Liklat (Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank are either second-in-command to non-capital warships, or are senior division officers in aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships or the battleship HAtMS Kairon.
OF-1(A) - Liklat Aukilari (Auxiliary Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank are division officers.
OF-1(B) - Insini (Ensign) - Holders of this rank are division officers, although they may need mentoring from superiors or experienced petty officers.
Officer Student/OF(D) - Optis Ofikari (Officer Cadet) - Holders of this rank are training to become commissioned officers.

WO-5 - Ofikari Aukilari Kapis (Chief Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of squadron, task group, fleet operation and major commands.
WO-4 - Ofikari Aukilari Maitar (Master Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of ship commands; otherwise, they also handle technical and tactical duties in squadron task group, fleet operation and major commands.
WO-3 - Ofikari Aukilari Altrak (Senior Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of division command; otherwise, they also handle technical and tactical duties in ship commands.
WO-2 - Ofikari Aukilari (Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this usually handle technical and tactical duties in divisional commands.
No WO-1 rank

OR-9 - Untofikari Kapis Maitar Primis (Leading Master Chief Petty Officer) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of squadron, task group, fleet operation and major commands.
OR-8 - Untofikari Kapis (Chief Petty Officer) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of ship and aviation squadron commands.
OR-7 - Untofikari Altrak (Senior Petty Officer) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of divisional commands.
OR-6 - Untofikari (Petty Officer) - Holders of this rank usually handle non-commissioned officer tasks in divisional commands.
No OR-5 rank
OR-4 - Telmalat Primis (Leading Seaman) - Holders of this rank have the authority to command lower ranking seamen.
OR-3 - Telmalat Altrak (Senior Seaman) - Holders of this rank have greater responsibilities than ordinary seamen.
OR-2 - Telmalat (Seaman) - Holders of this rank are recruits who have completed training.
OR-1 - Tiros (Recruit) - Holders of this rank are undergoing training.

OF-9 - General - This rank is the highest attainable rank in the Royal Atlantean Marine Corps. The sole holder of this rank in peacetime would be the Chief of Armed Forces Staff, but since that position is taken by a champion admiral, there are currently no holders of this rank. Granted, the Royal Atlantean Marine Corps can be expanded upon, and, when it is, this rank would be given to the Commandant-General
OF-8 - General Liklat (Lieutenant General) - The sole holder of this rank in peacetime would be the Commandant-General. In wartime, holders of this rank would command corps.
OF-7 - General Aukilari (Auxiliary General) - Holders of this rank command divisions.
OF-6 - Brigadar (Brigadier) - Holders of this rank command brigades.
OF-5 - Kolonel (Colonel) - Holders of this rank usually hold no command (except for certain units), but are usually subordinates, usually as auxiliary commanders, to brigadiers.
OF-4 - Kolonel Liklat (Lieutenant Colonel) - Holders of this rank command battalions.
OF-3 - Marskal (Marshal) - Holders of this rank command companies.
OF-2 - Kaptan (Captain) - Holders of this rank are subordinates, usually second-in-command, to marshals.
OF-1(A) - Liklat (Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank command platoons.
OF-1(B) - Liklat Aukilari (Auxiliary Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank command platoons, although they are trying to get used to their job.
Officer Student/OF(D) - Optis Ofikari (Officer Cadet) - Holders of this rank are training to become commissioned officers.

WO-5 - Ofikari Aukilari Kapis (Chief Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of division commands.
WO-4 - Ofikari Aukilari Maitar (Master Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of battalion and brigade commands; otherwise, they also handle technical and tactical duties in division commands.
WO-3 - Ofikari Aukilari Altrak (Senior Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this rank usually are the warrant officer-in-charge of team, section, platoon and company commands (with detachment and section supervision done via platoon and company supervision); otherwise, they also handle technical and tactical duties in battalion and brigade commands.
WO-2 - Ofikari Aukilari (Auxiliary Officer) - Holders of this usually handle technical and tactical duties in team, section, platoon and company commands (with detachment and section tasks done via the platoon and company).
No WO-1 rank

OR-9 - Sergant Maior Primis (Leading Sergeant Major) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of battalion, brigade and division commands, and the Marine Corps command.
OR-9 - Sergant Maior (Sergeant Major) - Holders of this rank usually handle non-commissioned officer tasks in battalion, brigade and division commands, and the Marine Corps command.
OR-8 - Sergant Maitar Primis (Leading Master Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of company commands.
OR-8 - Sergant Maitar (Master Sergeant) - Holders of this rank usually handle non-commissioned officer tasks in company commands.
OR-7 - Sergant Altrak (Senior Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of platoon commands.
OR-6 - Sergant (Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually second-in-command to senior sergeants.
No OR-5 rank
OR-4 - Kapral (Corporal) - Holders of this rank usually command sections.
OR-3 - Kapral Aukilari (Auxiliary Corporal) - Holders of this rank usually command teams.
OR-2 - Telmurmis (Marine) - Holders of this rank are recruits who have completed training.
OR-1 - Tiros (Recruit) - Holders of this rank are undergoing training.

OF-10 (6-star) - Generalisimos (Generalissimo) - This rank is reserved only for the Queen, who is the Commander-in-Chief
OF-10 (5-star) - General Itaron (Champion General) - This rank is an honorary/wartime rank at the Queen's discretion; otherwise, it is given to the Lord Regent, who is the deputy Commander-in-Chief. Holders of this rank would usually be Chiefs of Staff, be it in wartime or peacetime.
OF-9 - General - This rank is normally the highest rank attainable in peacetime through normal means, barring recommendation for promotion by the Queen herself. Holders of this rank would be Chiefs of Staff (or, if expanded due to a major war, a major air force command).
OF-8 - General Liklat (Lieutenant General) - Holders of this rank command, in peacetime, major air force commands, or, in wartime, if the Air Force is expanded, minor air commands.
OF-7 - General Aukilari (Auxiliary General) - Holders of this rank command minor air commands, or, in wartime, if the Air Force is expanded, air divisions.
OF-6 - Komantar Kapis (Chief Commander) - Holders of this rank command air groups.
OF-5 - Komantar (Commander) - Holders of this rank command flying air stations or training stations, or air wings.
OF-4 - Komantar Liklat (Lieutenant Commander) - Holders of this rank command wings in ground branches, but command squadrons in aircrew branches.
OF-3 - Komantar Aukilari (Auxiliary Commander) - Holders of this rank command squadrons in ground branches, but command flights in aircrew branches.
OF-2 - Kaptan (Captain) - Holders of this rank command flights in ground branches, but are also pilots and other prominent aircrew positions.
OF-1(A) - Liklat (Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank in ground branches can sometimes command flights, but these officers can also be found as aircrew.
OF-1(B) - Liklat Aukilari (Auxiliary Lieutenant) - Holders of this rank are solely found servicing ground branches.
Officer Student/OF(D) - Optis Ofikari (Officer Cadet) - Holders of this rank are training to become commissioned officers.

No warrant officer ranks.

OR-9 - Sergant Maior Primis (Leading Sergeant Major) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of units commanded by a lieutenant commander or higher (ground) or commander (aircrew) or higher.
OR-9 - Sergant Maior (Sergeant Major) - Holders of this rank usually handle non-commissioned officer tasks in units commanded by a lieutenant commander or higher (ground) or commander (aircrew) or higher.
OR-8 - Sergant Maitar Primis (Leading Master Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of units commanded by an auxiliary commander (ground) or a lieutenant commander (aircrew).
OR-8 - Sergant Maitar (Master Sergeant) - Holders of this rank usually handle non-commissioned officer tasks in units commanded by an auxiliary commander (ground) or a lieutenant commander (aircrew).
OR-7 - Sergant Altrak (Senior Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually the non-commissioned officer-in-charge of flight commands.
OR-6 - Sergant (Sergeant) - Holders of this rank are usually second-in-command to senior sergeants.
No OR-5 rank
OR-4 - Kapral (Corporal) - Holders of this rank have the authority to command lower ranking airmen.
OR-3 - Avialat Altrak (Senior Airman) - Holders of this rank have greater responsibilities than ordinary airmen.
OR-2 - Avialat (Airman) - Holders of this rank are recruits who have completed training.
OR-1 - Tiros (Recruit) - Holders of this rank are undergoing training.

[Selena Quintilliana Perez]

Army


Soldier-no insignia
Corporal-two silver chevrons
Sargent-three gold chevrons
Chief Sergeant-four gold chevrons
Lieutenant-one silver sun symbol on shoulders
Captain-two silver sun symbols on shoulders
Colonel-three silver sun symbols on shoulders, carries silver baton
General-three gold sun symbols on both shoulders, carries gold baton
Marshal-four gold sun symbols on both shoulders, carries jeweled baton.

Navy

Sailor-no insignia
Petty Officer- Silver Fouled Anchor on each sleeve
Lieutenant-two gold wrist stripes
Commander-three gold wrist stripes
Captain-four gold wrist stripes, carries silver telescope
Admiral-One thick gold stripe with gold anchor symbol above it, carries gold telescope
Admiral of the Fleet-Two thick gold stripes with gold anchor symbol above them, carries jeweled telescope


Air Force


Ground Crew-no insignia
Chief of Ground Crew-one silver chevron
Pilot Officer-one silver propeller on sleeve
Flight Lieutenant-two silver propellers on sleeve
Flight Captain-three silver propellers on sleeve
Section Commander-four gold propellers on sleeve
Air Marshal-Gold eagle on shoulder epaulettes

[Theurgia]

THE DISARMY

Units:
Red Salamanders - Foot Soldiers
- Private
- Private Second Class
- Private Third Class
- Specialist
- Corporal
- Sargeant
- Staff Sargent
- Staff Sargent First Class
- Staff Sargent Second Class
- Master Sargent
- First Sargent
- Second Sargent
- Third Sargent
- Sargent Major
- Command Sargent
- Third Lieutenant
- Second Lieutenant
- Lieutenant
- Captain
- Major
- Colonel
- General

Black Salamanders (Covert Operations)
S0 - A through Z

White Salamanders (Medics)
- Surgeon General
- General
- Surgeon
- Nurse
- Orderly
- Peon

Yellow Salamanders (Military Police)
- Commissioner
- Assistant Commisioner
- Deputy
- Assistant Deputy
- Captain
- Inspector
- Sargent
- Officer

LOCUST CORPS

Units:
Green Salamanders (Pilots, Paratroopers, Air Traffic)
- Locust General
- General
- Lieutenant General
- Major General
- Brigadier General
- Major
- Captain
- Lieutenant
- Second Lieutenant
- Third Lieutenant
- Last Lieutenant
- Chief Master Sargeant
- Master Sargeant
- Sargeant
- Senior Airman
- Airman First Class
- Airman Second Class
- Airman Third Class
- Airman Last
- Airman
- Airman Basic
- Airman Super Basic

THE ARGOSY

Units:
Blue Salamanders (Marines, Naval Officers, Coast Guard)
- Fleet Admiral
- Vice-Admiral
- Rear Admiral
- Captain
- Commander
- Lieutenant Commander
- Lieutenant
- Junior Lieutenant
- Ensign

S.T.O.R.M. GUARD

Units:
(Purple Salamanders – Technical Officers, Military Scientists, Astronauts)
- Commanding Lead Officer
- Executive Lead Officer
- Commanding Technical Officer
- Lead Technical Officer
- Lead Technical Officer
- Technical Officer
- Junior Officer

The COLOSSI PEACE INITIATIVE

Units:
Silver Salamanders (Technical Officers, Military Scientists)
- Lead Technician
- Head Lead Assistant Technician
- Lead Assistant Technician
- Technician
- Junior Technician

[Second Empire of America]

Imperial Military Ranks, from lowest to highest:

Enlisted Ranks:

E-0 Civilian*
E-1 Militiaman/Militiawoman
E-2 Trooper
E-3 Imperial Guard
E-4 Petty Officer
E-5 Corporal
E-6 Sergeant

Officer Ranks:

O-1 Ensign
O-2 Lieutenant
O-3 Commander
O-4 Captain
O-5 Major
O-6 Colonel

General Ranks:

G-1 Rear General/Rear Admiral
G-2 Vice General/Vice Admiral
G-3 General/Admiral/Minister of Air Force
G-4 Legion General/Fleet Admiral/Minister of Coast Guard/Minister of Marine Corps
G-5 Minister of Army/Minister of Navy
G-6 Minister of Defense
G-7 His Imperial Majesty, Norton II, Emperor of America and Protector of Mexico

*Technically not a rank, E-0 classification is used for most non-military personnel residing on military bases. Governers are given an effective G-2 rank for military bases in their state, while most non-military Ministers and members of the royal family are granted an effective G-3 rank.

[Great Nortend]

The Navy Royal has officer ranks and ratings. Officer ranks have cuff insignia, made up of stripes with a ring if in the executive or master's branches of the Navy. Else, distinguishing colours are put inbetween stripes. The insignia worn on epaulettes is different, and consist of different arrangements of crowns, fouled anchors, crossed swords or batons.

Officer

Midshipman: Button patch on lapel. Plain cuff.
Warrant Officer: Crown on epaulettes. Plain cuff.
Lieutenant: Fouled anchor on epaulettes. One stripe.
Lieutenant of eight years' experience: Star and fouled anchor on epaulettes. One stripe above a half-thickness stripe.
Commander: Crown and anchor on epaulettes. Two stripes.
Captain: Crown, star and anchor on epaulettes. Three stripes.
Commodore: Crown, two stars and anchor on epaulettes. Four stripes.
Rear admiral: Crown and crossed swords on epaulettes. One stripe above a double-thickness stripe.
Vice admiral: Crown, crossed swords and star on epaulettes. Two stripes above a double-thickness stripe.
Admiral: Crown, crossed swords and two stars on epaulettes. Three stripes above a double-thickness stripe.
Admiral of the Fleet: Crown and crossed batons. Four stripes above a double-thickness stripe.

Ratings

Landman: No insignia
Seaman: No insignia
Able Seaman: Fouled anchor
Leading Seaman: Crown and fouled anchor
Petty Officer: Double fouled anchor
Mate: Crown and double fouled anchor

The Royal Army has officer ranks and other ranks. A pip is the star of the Order of the St Edmund, a military chivalric order of knights.

Officer

Ensign (Cornet in the cavalry): 1 pip
Lieutenant: 2 pips
Captain: 3 pips
Major: crown
Lieutenant colonel: 1 pip and crown
Colonel: 2 pips and crown
Brigadier: 3 pips and crown
Brigadier general: crossed swords
Major general: crossed swords and 1 pip
Lieutenant general: crossed swords and 2 pips
Captain general: crossed swords and crown
Field Marshal: crossed batons and crown

Other ranks

Private: no insignia
Lance corporal: one white chevron
Corporal: two white chevrons
Lance serjeant: three white chevrons
Serjeant: three gold chevrons
Staff Serjeant: three gold chevrons surmounted by a crown
Colour Serjeant: three gold chevrons surmounted by two crossed colours and crown
Warrant Officer Class II: four gold chevrons, surmounted by a crown if appointed a Serjeant-Major
Warrant Officer Class I: Large crown

[Peoples United Republic of Exumis]

[Conscripted Ranks]
Trainee(GreenHat)
Cadet
Apprentice
Junior Sergeant
Sergeant
Prime Sergeant
Chief Sergeant
Senior Chief Sergeant
Master Chief Sergeant
*Supreme Chief Seargent(appointed official)

[Official Ranks]
Trainee (Gold Hat)
Junior Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Captain
Commander
Junior Marshall
Marshall
Fleet/Flag Marshall
General*
General**
General***
General****
Supreme General
*VP of Defense (appointed official)

[Eskaai]

Air Militants. Ajair Militantez:

Rookie- Upasjet:

First Soldier- Unej Soldir:

Second Soldier- Dauje Soldir:

Piloting-general- Pelot-Generól:

Piloting-lieutenant- Pelot-Lutenant:

Pilot Super-general- Pelot Supa-Generól:

Air Marshall- Ajair Marzal:

or:
Head Engineer- Cetrúm Ingenur:

or:
Head General- Cetrúm Generól:

(WIP)

[New Periapsis]

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