Military ranks of the People's Republic of Kampuchea

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The military ranks of People's Republic of Kampuchea are the military insignia used by the Kampuchean People's Revolutionary Armed Forces.

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Commissioned officer ranks

The rank insignia of commissioned officers.

Rank groupGeneral / flag officersSenior officersJunior officersOfficer cadet
Flag of the People's Republic of Kampuchea.svg Kampuchean People's
Revolutionary Armed Forces
(1979-1986)
 KPRAF OF-9 (1979-1986).png KPRAF OF-8 (1979-1986).png KPRAF OF-7 (1979-1986).png KPRAF OF-6 (1979-1986).png KPRAF OF-5b (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-5a (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-4 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-3 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-2 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-1c (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-1b (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-1a (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF(D) (1979-1993).png
General Colonel General Major General Brigadier General Senior Colonel Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Major Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Third Lieutenant Aspirant
Flag of the State of Cambodia (1989-1992).svg Cambodian People's
Armed Forces
(1987–1993)
 KPRAF OF-9 (1987-1993).png KPRAF OF-8 (1987-1993).png KPRAF OF-7 (1987-1993).png KPRAF OF-6 (1987-1993).png KPRAF OF-5b (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-5a (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-4 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-3 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-2 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-1c (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-1b (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF-1a (1979-1993).png KPRAF OF(D) (1979-1993).png
General Colonel General Major General Brigadier General Senior Colonel Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Major Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Third Lieutenant Aspirant
Rank groupGeneral / flag officersSenior officersJunior officersOfficer cadet

Other ranks

The rank insignia of non-commissioned officers and enlisted personnel.

Rank groupSenior NCOsJunior NCOsEnlisted
Flag of the People's Republic of Kampuchea.svg Kampuchean People's
Revolutionary Armed Forces
(1979-1993)
 KPRAF OR-7 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OR-6 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OR-5 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OR-4 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OR-3 (1979-1993).png KPRAF OR-1 (1979-1993).png
Sergeant major Master sergeant Sergeant Corporal major Corporal Private
Rank groupSenior NCOsJunior NCOsEnlisted

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