In peacetime, an Air Marshall is the highest ranking officer in the air forces.
Training
| Grade | Rank | Rank (English) | Insignia | Notes |
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| Flag Officer | Sinjoro de la Ĉieloj | Lord of the Skies | |
The rank of Lord of the Skies exists only
during major wars, and its holder has absolute authority over the entire air
force (excluding aerial personnel serving in other branches), subject only to the
Emperor himself. In peacetime, an Air Marshall is the highest ranking officer in the air forces. |
| Ĉielmarŝulo | Air Marshall | |
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| Generalo | General | |
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| Leŭtenanta-Generalo | Lt. General | |
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| Brigadula Generaleto | Brigadier General | |
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| Officer | Kolonelo | Colonel | |
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| Leŭtenanta-Kolonelo | Lt. Colonel | |
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| Majoro | Major | |
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| Kapitano | Captain | |
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| Unua Leŭtenanto | First Lieutenant | |
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| Dua Leŭtenanto | Second Lieutenant | |
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| Officer-In- Training |
Akadamulo | Recruit |
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Worn by students at the Artoonian Air Academy. After the Akadamulo's first year of study, a small blue "dot" is placed in the upper-left corner, and after the second year, a second is added to the lower-right corner. After the third, he typically graduates and is commissioned a 2nd Lt. |
| Enlisted Crew | Serĝentestro | Sergeant Major | |
The term "Ĉielulo", though here translated as "Airman", is gender-neutral and may be used for female enlistees as well. |
| Serĝentego | Staff Sergeant | |
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| Serĝento | Sergeant | |
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| Kaporalo | Corporal | |
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| Ĉielulo | Airman | |
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| Eneiristo | Recruit | [No insignia] | ||
