Ranks
| Generals | Officers | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ranks in Serbian | Генерал General |
Генерал-Потпуковник General-Potpukovnik |
Генерал-Мајор General-Major |
Бригадни Генерал Brigadni General |
Пуковник Pukovnik |
Потпуковник Potpukovnik |
Мајор Major |
Капетан Kapetan |
Поручник Poručnik |
Потпоручник Potporučnik |
| Ranks | General | Lieutenant Colonel General | Major General | Brigadier General | Colonel | Lieutenant Colonel | Major | Captain | Lieutenant | Second Lieutenant |
| NCOs | Soldiers | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ranks in Serbian | Заставник I класе Zastavnik I klase |
Заставник Zastavnik |
Старији Водник I класе Stariji Vodnik I klase |
Старији Водник Stariji Vodnik |
Водник Vodnik |
Млађи водник Mlađi vodnik |
Десетар Desetar |
Разводник Razvodnik |
| Ranks | Warrant Officer, 1st class | Warrant Officer | Staff Sergeant 1st class | Staff Sergeant | Sergeant | Lance Sergeant | Corporal | Airman First Class |
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