Ranks
| Croatian Home Guard army rank | Translation | Shoulder Insignia | Collar Insignia |
| Vojskovođa | Field Marshal | ||
| General Pješaštva | Infantry General | ||
| General Topništva | Artillery General | ||
| General Konjaništva | Cavalry General | ||
| Podmaršal | Lieutenant General | ||
| General | Major General | ||
| Pukovnik | Colonel | ||
| Podpukovnik | Lieutenant Colonel | ||
| Bojnik | Major | ||
| Nadsatnik | Senior Captain | ||
| Satnik | Captain | ||
| Natporučnik | Lieutenant | ||
| Poručnik | Second Lieutenant | ||
| Zastavnik | Warrant Officer 1 | ||
| Časnički namjesnik | Warrant Officer 2 | ||
| Narednik | Sergeant | ||
| Vodnik | Lance Sergeant | ||
| Razvodnik | Corporal | ||
| Desetnik | Lance Corporal | ||
| Domobran | Home Guard (Private) | ||
| Source: Uniforminsignia.org | |||
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