Saudi Arabian military ranks

The article contains the military ranks and insignias of the Armed Forces of Saudi Arabia.

Officers

Lieutenant (Arabic: ملازم‎)
First Lieutenant (Arabic: ملازم أول‎)
Captain (Arabic: نقيب‎)
Major (Arabic: رائد‎)
Lieutenant Colonel (Arabic: مقدم‎)
Colonel (Arabic: عقيد‎)
Brigadier General (Arabic: عميد‎)
Major General (Arabic: لواء‎)
Lieutenant General (Arabic: فريق‎)
General (Arabic: فريق أول‎)

Enlisted Ranks

Private (Arabic: جندي‎)
Private First Class (Arabic: جندي أول‎)
Corporal (Arabic: عريف‎)
Vice Sergeant (Arabic: وكيل رقيب‎)
Sergeant (Arabic: رقيب‎)
Sergeant First Class (Arabic: رقيب أول‎)
Master Sergeant (Arabic: رئيس رقباء‎)

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Military ranks and insignia by country

Africa

Americas

Argentina Brazil Canada Colombia Cuba Mexico (Army, Navy) Nicaragua United States (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard) Venezuela

Comparative	Army (Officers)

Asia

Bangladesh (Army, Navy, Air Force) Burma (Army, Navy) People's Republic of China (Army, Navy, Air Force) Republic of China Georgia India (Army, Air Force, Navy) Indonesia Iran (Army, Navy, Air Force) Iraq Israel Japan Jordan Korea Lebanon Malaysia Pakistan (Army, Air Force, Navy) Philippines Saudi Arabia Singapore Sri Lanka (Army, Navy, Air Force) Syria Thailand Vietnam

Former	Imperial Japan (Army, Navy) Mengjiang

Comparative	Army (Officers)

Europe

Albania Austria Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Denmark (Army, , Air Force) Estonia Finland France (Army, Navy, Gendarmerie, Air Force) Germany (Rank information, Rank insignia) Greece Hungary Iceland (Land Forces, Coast Guard) Ireland (Army, Naval Service, Air Corps) Italy (Army, Navy, Air Force, Carabineers, Finance Guard) Lithuania Macedonia Monaco Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia (Army, Navy, Air Force) Serbia Slovenia Spain (Army, Navy, Air Force) Sweden Switzerland Turkey (Army, Navy, Air Force, Gendarmerie, Coast Guard) Ukraine United Kingdom (Army, Navy, Air Force) Vatican

Former	Austria–Hungary East Germany Nazi Germany (Army, Navy, Air Force, People's Militia, SA, SS) Kingdom of Greece (Army, Navy, Air Force) Soviet Union Kingdom of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia Serbia and Montenegro

Comparative	Army (Officers)

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Saudi Arabian military ranks