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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