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Argentina vs United Kingdom Military Ranks
The Argentine Army has 21 ranks โ 11 officer and 10 enlisted โ from Soldado de segunda en comisiรณn up to Teniente general. Below: all 61 ranks across 3 branches (Army, Navy, Air Force), aligned tier by tier with their British equivalents.
Branches
3
Ranks documented
61
Active personnel
72K
Army
Rank Ladder
Highest first · 18 of 21 matched
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OF-9 General |
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OF-8 Lieutenant General |
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OF-7 Major General |
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OF-6 Brigadier General |
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OF-5 Colonel |
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OF-4 Lieutenant Colonel |
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OF-3 Major / Commandant |
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OF-2 Captain / 1st Lieutenant |
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OF-1 Lieutenant |
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OF-1 Lieutenant |
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OF-D Student Officer |
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OR-9 Sergeant Major |
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OR-8 1st Sergeant |
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OR-7 Sergeant 1st Class |
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OR-6 Staff Sergeant |
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OR-5 Sergeant | – |
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OR-4 Corporal |
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OR-3 Private 1st Class |
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OR-2 Private | Private |
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OR-1 Private | – |
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OR-1 Private | – |
Air Force
Rank Ladder
Highest first · 18 of 20 matched
| ๐ฆ๐ท Argentina · Air Force | NATO code |
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OF-9 General |
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OF-8 Lieutenant General |
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OF-7 Major General |
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OF-6 Brigadier General |
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OF-5 Colonel |
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OF-4 Lieutenant Colonel |
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OF-3 Major / Commandant |
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OF-2 Captain / 1st Lieutenant |
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OF-1 Lieutenant |
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OF-1 Lieutenant |
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OF-1 Lieutenant |
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OR-9 Sergeant Major |
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OR-8 1st Sergeant | – |
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OR-7 Sergeant 1st Class |
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OR-6 Staff Sergeant |
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OR-5 Sergeant | – |
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OR-4 Corporal |
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OR-3 Private 1st Class |
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OR-2 Private |
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OR-1 Private | Air recruit |
Overview
- Argentine Army (Ejรฉrcito Argentino): Conducts land combat operations, territorial defense, and border surveillance. Headquartered in Buenos Aires at the Libertador Building, the force is organized into rapid deployment, armored, mechanized, and mountain brigades. It provides logistical support for national Antarctic operations and participates in international peacekeeping missions.
- Argentine Navy (Armada de la Repรบblica Argentina): Executes maritime defense and patrol operations within the exclusive economic zone and territorial waters. Headquartered at the Libertad Building in Buenos Aires, its primary operational hubs are the Puerto Belgrano Naval Base and Ushuaia Naval Base. The branch integrates the Sea Fleet, the Naval Infantry Command, the Naval Aviation Command, and the Submarine Force.
- Argentine Air Force (Fuerza Aรฉrea Argentina): Conducts aerospace defense, air transport, and surveillance operations. Headquartered at the Cรณndor Building in Buenos Aires, it operates through the Air Materiel, Personnel, and Training Commands. The branch operates fighter-bomber, transport, and search-and-rescue aircraft, and provides logistical airlift to Argentine Antarctic bases.
- Argentine National Gendarmerie (Gendarmerรญa Nacional Argentina): Operates as a gendarmerie force with permanent military status, under the Ministry of Security in peacetime and subordinated to the Ministry of Defense in wartime. Headquartered at the Centinela Building in Buenos Aires, it is responsible for border security, protection of critical infrastructure, and internal security support. It also deploys personnel for military police duties and international peacekeeping missions.
Argentina Military
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Insignia image credits
- Skjoldbro — CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons: Teniente general, General de divisiรณn, General de brigada, Coronel mayor, Coronel, Teniente coronel, Mayor (Army), Capitรกn (Army), Teniente primero, Teniente (Army), Subteniente, Almirante, Vicealmirante, Contralmirante, Comodoro de marina, Capitรกn de navรญo, Capitรกn de fragata, Capitรกn de corbeta, Teniente de navรญo, Teniente de fragata, Teniente de corbeta, Guardiamarina, Brigadier general, Brigadier mayor, Brigadier, Comodoro mayor, Comodoro, Vicecomodoro, Mayor (Air Force), Capitรกn (Air Force), Primer teniente, Teniente (Air Force), Alfรฉrez
- Noieraieri — CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons: Suboficial mayor (Army), Suboficial principal (Army), Sargento ayudante, Sargento primero, Sargento, Cabo primero (Army), Cabo (Army), Voluntario primero (Army), Voluntario segundo (Army), Soldado de segunda en comisiรณn, Suboficial mayor (Navy), Suboficial principal (Navy), Suboficial primero, Suboficial segundo, Cabo principal (Navy), Cabo primero (Navy), Cabo segundo, Marinero primero, Marinero segundo, Suboficial ayudante, Suboficial auxiliar, Cabo principal (Air Force), Cabo primero (Air Force), Cabo (Air Force), Voluntario primero (Air Force), Voluntario segundo (Air Force)
- Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons: Suboficial mayor, Suboficial principal