Portuguese Air Force - Rank Structure

Rank Structure

Oficiais Generais - General officers
Marechal
Marshal
(Honorific)
General Tenente-General Major-General Brigadeiro-General
General Lieutenant-General Major-General Brigadier-General
Oficiais Superiores - Senior officers
Coronel Tenente-Coronel Major
Colonel Lieutenant-Colonel Major
Capitães e Subalternos - Junior officers
Capitão Tenente Alferes Aspirante a oficial
Captain Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Officer Candidate
Sargentos - Sergeants
Sargento-mor Sargento-chefe Sargento-ajudante
Chief Master Sergeant Senior Master Sergeant Master Sergeant

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