Naval Rank
The following articles deal with the rank of commodore (or its equivalent) as it is employed in various countries.
| Comandor | Romania |
| Commandeur | Netherlands |
| Commodore (Canada) | Canada |
| Commodore (Finland) | Finland |
| Commodore (Royal Navy) | United Kingdom |
| Commodore (United States) | United States |
| Comodoro | Portugal |
| Komodor | Bulgaria, Croatia |
| Kommodore | Germany |
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Australian Navy
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Royal Canadian Navy
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Egyptian Navy
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Greek Navy
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Indian Navy
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Pakistan Navy
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Romanian Air Force
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Romanian Navy
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Royal Navy (UK)
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U.S. Navy
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