Lieutenant General Equivalent Ranks
- General pukovnik (Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
- General potpukovnik (Serbia)
- Generalpodpolkovnik (Slovenia)
- Général de corps d'armée (France)
- Sepah-Bod (Iran)
- Farig فريق (Saudi Arabia)
- Rav Aluf (Israel)
- Generale di Corpo d'Armata (Italy)
- Chūshou 中将 (Japan)
- Jungjang (North Korea)
- Chungjang (South Korea)
- Generał broni (Poland)
- Korpskommandant/Commandant de corps (Switzerland)
- General de División (México)
- General de Ejército (Chile)
- Korgeneral (Turkey)
- Trung tướng and Phó Đô đốc (Vietnam)
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Général de corps d'armée (France)
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Rav Aluf (Israel)
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Generale di Corpo d'Armata (Italy)
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