Brian Wood wrote:
> J
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> It's quite simple a Lieutenant is the rank below Captain, ok.
In the US Navy the rank below Captain is "Commander" that
equals "Major" in the Army ect. which is one rank above "Captain"
which is Lt. Junior Grade in the US Navy.<G> the naval rank of
"Lieutenant" equals the rank of "Captain" in the army<G> ...and
the rank of "Lieutenant" in the Army equals the title of "Ensign"<G>
Clear?
>
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> > Yeah and Im still trying to figre out what a Left tenent is. Is it the
> > opposite of a Righttenent?
> > :):)>
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