Lieutenant Colonel - Lieutenant Colonel Equivalents

Lieutenant Colonel Equivalents

  • Afghanistan — Dagarman (دګرمن)
  • Albania — Nënkolonel
  • Armenia — Pokhgndapet (փոխգնդապետ)
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina — Podpukovnik
  • Bulgaria — Podpolkovnik
  • Croatia - Pukovnik
  • Czech Republic — Podplukovník
  • People's Republic of China — 中校
  • Republic of China (Taiwan) — 中校
  • Denmark — Oberstløjtnant
  • Egypt and Charter Arab League member countries — Moqaddem (مقدم)
  • Estonia — Kolonelleitnant
  • Ethiopia — Lieutenant koronel
  • Finland — Everstiluutnantti, Överstelöjtnant
  • Germany, Austria, Switzerland — Oberstleutnant
  • Nazi Germany — Obersturmbannführer (only in the SS)
  • Georgia — Vice-colonel (vitse-polkovniki)
  • Greece — Antisyntagmatarkhis
  • Hungary — Alezredes
  • Indonesia — Letnan kolonel
  • Iran — Sarhang dovom (سرهنگ دوم)
  • Israel — Sgan aluf (סגן-אלוף)
  • Italy — Tenente colonnello
  • Japan — nisa (2佐)
  • South Korea — Jungryung (중령)
  • North Korea — Jungjwa (중좌)
  • Latvia — Pulkvežleitnants
  • Lebanon — مقدم
  • Lithuania — Papulkininkis
  • Macedonia - Потполковник (Potpolkovnik)
  • Netherlands — Luitenant-kolonel
  • Poland — Podpułkownik
  • Portugal, Brazil — Tenente-coronel
  • Philippines — Tinyente koronel
  • Romania — Locotenent colonel
  • Russia — Podpolkovnik
  • Serbia — Potpukovnik
  • Spain and some Spanish speaking countries — Teniente coronel
  • Somalia — Gaashaanle Dhexe
  • Saudi Arabia — مقدم
  • Slovenia — Podpolkovnik
  • Sweden — Överstelöjtnant
  • South Africa — Commandant/kommandant (1950–1994); Luitenant-kolonel (Afrikaans language: pre-1950 and post-1994)
  • Turkey — Yarbay
  • Norway — Oberstløytnant
  • Slovakia — Podplukovník
  • Thailand — พันโท
  • Ukraine — Pidpolkovnyk
  • Vietnam — Trung Tá

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