Table of Ranks
| Level | Ranks | Translation | Ground Forces | Air Force/Air Defence | Navy | Border Defense | Marine Police/Coast Guard |
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| General Officers Sĩ quan cấp Tướng |
Đại tướng | General | |||||
| Thượng tướng/ Đô đốc |
Colonel General/ Admiral (Navy) |
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| Trung tướng/ Phó Đô đốc |
Lieutenant General/ Vice Admiral (Navy) |
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| Thiếu tướng/ Chuẩn Đô đốc |
Major General/ Rear Admiral (Navy) |
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| Field Grade Officers Sĩ quan cấp Tá |
Đại tá | Brigadier/ Commodore (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Thượng tá | Colonel/ Captain (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Trung tá | Lieutenant Colonel/ Commander (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Thiếu tá | Major/ Lieutenant Commander (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Company Grade Officers Sĩ quan cấp Úy |
Đại úy | Captain/ Captain Lieutenant (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Thượng úy | First Lieutenant/Lieutenant (Navy, Coast Guard) | ||||||
| Trung úy | Lieutenant/ Sub-lieutenant (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Thiếu úy | Second Lieutenant/ Ensign (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Officer cadets Học viên Sĩ quan |
Học viên Sĩ quan | Officer Cadet | |||||
| Non-Commissioned Officers Hạ sĩ quan |
Thượng sĩ | Sergeant major/ Chief petty officer (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Trung sĩ | Sergeant/ Petty officer (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Hạ sĩ | Corporal/ Leading seaman (Navy, Coast Guard) |
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| Soldiers Airmen Seamen Chiến sĩ |
Binh nhất | Private 1st class, Airman 1st Class, Seaman | |||||
| Binh nhì | Private, Airman, Seaman Recruit |
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