Rank Structure
| Oficiais Generais - General officers | |||
| Marechal | |||
| Marshal (Honorific) |
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| General | Tenente-General | Major-General | Brigadeiro-General |
| General | Lieutenant-General | Major-General | Brigadier-General |
| Oficiais Superiores - Senior officers | |||
| Coronel | Tenente-Coronel | Major | |
| Colonel | Lieutenant-Colonel | Major | |
| Capitães e Subalternos - Junior officers | |||
| Capitão | Tenente | Alferes | Aspirante a oficial |
| Captain | Lieutenant | Second Lieutenant | Officer Candidate |
| Sargentos - Sergeants | |||
| Sargento-mor | Sargento-chefe | Sargento-ajudante | |
| Chief Master Sergeant | Senior Master Sergeant | Master Sergeant | |
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