Ranks of the Armed Forces of Moldova

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The Military ranks of Moldova are the military insignia used by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Moldova. Moldova is a landlocked country, and does therefore not possess a navy.

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Commissioned officer ranks

The rank insignia of commissioned officers.

Rank groupGeneral / flag officersSenior officersJunior officers
Flag of the Armed Forces of Moldova.svg  Moldovan Ground Forces [1]
17-Moldovan Army-LG.svg 16-Moldovan Army-MG.svg 15-Moldovan Army-BG.svg 14-Moldovan Army-COL.svg 13-Moldovan Army-LTC.svg 12-Moldovan Army-MAJ.svg 11-Moldovan Army-CPT.svg 10-Moldovan Army-1LT.svg 09-Moldovan Army-2LT.svg
General de corp de armatăGeneral de divizieGeneral de brigadăColonelLocotenent-colonelMaiorCăpitanLocotenent-majorLocotenent
Flag of Moldova.svg  Moldova Air Force [1]
17-Moldovan Army-LG.svg 16-Moldovan Army-MG.svg 15-Moldovan Army-BG.svg 14-Moldovan Air Force-COL.svg 13-Moldovan Air Force-LTC.svg 12-Moldovan Air Force-MAJ.svg 11-Moldovan Air Force-CPT.svg 10-Moldovan Air Force-1LT.svg 09-Moldovan Air Force-2LT.svg
General de corp de armatăGeneral de divizieGeneral de brigadăColonelLocotenent-colonelMaiorCăpitanLocotenent-majorLocotenent
Rank groupGeneral / flag officersSenior officersJunior officers

Student officer ranks

Rank groupStudent officer
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Cursant sergent-majorCursant sergentCursant sergent-interiorCursant caporalCursant soldat

Other ranks

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

Rank groupSenior NCOsJunior NCOsEnlisted
Flag of the Armed Forces of Moldova.svg  Moldovan Ground Forces [1]
08-Moldovan Army-CWO.svg 07-Moldovan Army-SWO.svg 06-Moldovan Army-WO.svg 05-Moldovan Army-SGM.svg 04-Moldovan Army-SGT.svg 03-Moldovan Army-JSG.svg 02-Moldovan Army-CPL.svg 01-Moldovan Army-PVT.svg
Plutonier-adjutantPlutonier-majorPlutonierSergent-majorSergentSergent-interiorCaporalSoldat
Flag of Moldova.svg  Moldova Air Force [1]
08-Moldovan Air Force-CWO.svg 07-Moldovan Air Force-SWO.svg 06-Moldovan Air Force-WO.svg 05-Moldovan Air Force-SGM.svg 04-Moldovan Air Force-SGT.svg 03-Moldovan Air Force-JSG.svg 02-Moldovan Air Force-CPL.svg 01-Moldovan Air Force-PVT.svg
Plutonier-adjutantPlutonier-majorPlutonierSergent-majorSergentSergent-interiorCaporalSoldat
Rank groupSenior NCOsJunior NCOsEnlisted

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References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 "Epoleţi". army.md (in Romanian). Ministry of Defense. Retrieved 26 May 2021.