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Rank
Pay Grade
Abbreviation Collar
devices
Dress uniform
Shoulder Sleeve
Fleet Admiral
O-11
(wartime only)
FADM
Admiral
O-10
ADM
Vice Admiral
O-9
VADM
Rear Admiral
(upper half)

O-8
RADM
Rear Admiral
(lower half)

(formerly Commodore)
O-7
RDML
Captain
O-6
CAPT
Commander
O-5
CDR
Lieutenant
Commander

O-4
LCDR
Lieutenant
O-3
LT
Lieutenant,
Junior Grade

O-2
LTJG
Ensign
O-1
ENS


This chart represents the U.S. Navy officer rank insignia.

Other U.S. armed
forces insignia

Army enlisted
Army officer
Navy enlisted
Navy officer
Air Force enlisted
Air Force officer
Marine Corps enlisted
Marine Corps officer


The rank Admiral of the Navy is considered in Naval tradition to be the equivalent of a six star Admiral. The rank has only been held by one person in history, George DeweyGeorge Dewey ( December 26, 1837 January 16, 1917) was an admiral of the United States Navy, best known for his victory at the Battle of Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War. He was born in Montpelier, Vermont and graduated from the Naval Academy in.

U.S. Navy Midshipman rank insignia can be found in the MidshipmanFor the fishes called midshipman, see Midshipman fish In the navies of English-speaking countries, a midshipman is a low-ranking commissioned officer, usually the lowest rank. In the Royal Navy, the rank of midshipman is one of the oldest ranks. It is the article.

U.S. Navy Warrant officer rank insignia can be found in the Warrant officer article.



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