Captain (OF-2) - Equivalent Captain Ranks

Equivalent Captain Ranks

Rank name Country name
Akhmad Mongolia
Capitaine France
Capitaine Belgium (Fr.)
Capitano Italy
Capitão Brasil
Satnik Croatia
Capitão Portugal
Hauptmann Austria
Hauptmann Germany
Capitán Spain
Hauptmann Switzerland
Hauptsturmführer Nazi SS
Jeg-tooran (جګتورن) Afghanistan
Kapetan (Капетан) Serbia
Kapitan (Капитан) Bulgaria
Kapitan Poland
Kapitan Philippines
Kapitan (Капитан) Russia
Kapitan (Капітан) Ukraine
Kapitán Czech Rep. & Slovakia
Kapitein Netherlands
Kapitein Belgium (Nl.)
Kaptajn Denmark
Kaptan (کپتان) Pakistan
Kapteeni Finland
Kapitonas Lithuania
Капетан (Kapetan) Macedonia
Kaptein Norway
Kapten Sweden
Kapten Indonesia
Lochagos (Λοχαγός) Greece
Phu Kong (ผู้กอง) Thailand
Roi Ek, Roi Ek (ร้อยเอก) Thailand
Satnik Croatia
Seren, Seren (סרן) Israel
Shangwei, Shangwei China – both PRC and ROC/Taiwan
Százados Hungary
Taewi (대위) South Korea
Taii (大尉), Ichii (一尉) Japan
Yüzbaşı Turkey
Đại Úy Vietnam

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