Relative Rank and Grade
Relative rank and grade as used in the Swedish Armed Forces are shown below.
OF (Officer Ranks) |
Other Ranks (Specialistofficerare) |
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OF-9 (General, Amiral) | |
OF-8 (Generallöjtnant, Viceamiral) | |
OF-7 (Generalmajor, Konterameral) | |
OF-6 (Brigadgeneral, Flottiljamiral) | |
OF-5 (Överste, Kommendör) | |
OF-4 (Överstelöjtnant, Kommendörkapten) | |
OR-9 (Regements-/Flottiljförvaltare) | |
OF-3 (Major, Örlogskapten) | |
OF-2 (Kapten) | |
OR-8 (Förvaltare) | |
OF-1 (Löjtnant) | |
OR-7 (Fanjunkare, Flagg- styrman,konstapel,maskinist) | |
OF-1 (Fänrik) | |
OR-6 (Förste Sergeant, Förste- styrman,konstapel,maskinist) | |
GSS - Squad leaders, soldiers and seamen | |
OR-5 (Sergeant) | |
OR-4 (Korpral) | |
OR-3 (Vice korpral) | |
OR-2 (Menig 1kl) | |
OR-1 (Menig) |
Read more about this topic: Military Ranks Of The Swedish Army
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