Militära grader i Förenta Staternas flotta
Militära grader i Förenta Staternas flotta visar de militära graderna och gradbeteckningarna samt uniformerna i USA:s flotta.
Gradbeteckningar
Officerare
Officersgrader i USA:s flotta | |||||||||||
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Am. lönegrad[1] | O-11 | O-10 | O-9 | O-8 | O-7 | O-6 | O-5 | O-4 | O-3 | O-2 | O-1 |
Skärmmössa | |||||||||||
Kragmärke Galon • Axelklaff | |||||||||||
Tjänstegrad | Fleet Admiral1 | Admiral | Vice Admiral | Rear Admiral (Upper Half) | Rear Admiral (Lower Half) | Captain | Commander | Lieutenant Commander | Lieutenant | Lieutenant Junior Grade | Ensign |
Förkortning | FADM | ADM | VADM | RADM | RDML | CAPT | CDR | LCDR | LT | LTJG | ENS |
Dagligt tilltal | Admiral | Captain | Commander | Lieutenant | Ensign | ||||||
NATO-kod[2] | OF-10 | OF-9 | OF-8 | OF-7 | OF-6 | OF-5 | OF-4 | OF-3 | OF-2 | OF-1 | |
Motsvarar i Finlands marin | Saknas | Amiral | Viceamiral | Konteramiral | Flottiljamiral | Kommodor | Kommendör | Kommendörkapten | Kaptenlöjtnant | Premiärlöjtnant Löjtnant Underlöjtnant | |
Motsvarar i Sveriges flotta | (Storamiral)2 | Amiral | Viceamiral | Konteramiral | Flottiljamiral | Kommendör | Kommendörkapten | Örlogskapten | Kapten | Löjtnant | Fänrik |
1Delades endast under och strax efter andra världskriget till William D. Leahy, Ernest King, Chester W. Nimitz och William Halsey, Jr. 2Historisk motsvarighet. |
Yrkesbeteckning på gradbeteckning för officerare
Linjebefäl (och vissa andra specialiteter som public relations och underrättelsetjänst) bär en stjärna med spetsen nedåt på gradbeteckningen. Flottans stabskårer för exempelvis läkare, sjuksköterskor, jurister och militär själavårdspersonal bär ett särskilt tecken för sin kår på gradbeteckningen.
Officerare i en stabskår kan inte föra befäl över fartyg, flyg, specialförband eller baser utan kan enbart leda förband och enheter inom sin yrkesspecialitet.[3] En officer inom en stabskår är dock alltjämt en officer och är berättigad till samma grad av aktning och hedersbetygelser som är fallet för linjebefäl.
Type | Line officer Linjebefäl | Medical Corps Läkarkåren | Dental Corps Tandläkarkåren | Nurse Corps Sjuksköterskekåren | Medical Service Corps Medicinyrkeskåren | Judge Advocate General's Corps Auditörskåren |
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Insignier | ||||||
Designation1 | 1XXX | 210X | 220X | 290X | 230X | 250X |
Chaplain Corps Själavård kristendom | Chaplain Corps Själavård judendom | Chaplain Corps Själavård islam | Chaplain Corps Själavård buddism | Supply Corps Trängkåren | Civil Engineer Corps Civilingenjörskåren | Law Community Rättsspecialist |
410X | 410X | 410X | 410X | 310X | 510X | 655X |
1 Designationen beskriver yrket eller funktion. Den fjärde siffran (X) markerar om officeren har en fullmakt som är reguljär (0), reserv (5) eller stödfunktion på heltid (7).[4] |
Statistik
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Warrant officer
I USA:s väpnade styrkor är en warrant officer en personalgrupp, i hierarkin stående nedanför officerare och ovanför underofficerare, som är en ämnesspecialist inom sitt avgränsade yrkesområde.
Specialistofficersgrader i USA:s flotta | |||||||||||
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Am. lönegrad[1] | W-5 | W-4 | W-3 | W-2 | W-1 | ||||||
Kragmärke Axelklaff | |||||||||||
Tjänstegrad | Chief Warrant Officer 5 | Chief Warrant Officer 4 | Chief Warrant Officer 3 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 | Warrant Officer 1 | ||||||
Förkortning | CWO5 | CWO4 | CWO3 | CWO2 | WO1 | ||||||
Dagligt tilltal | Mister eller Ms | ||||||||||
NATO-kod[2] | WO-5 | WO-4 | WO-3 | WO-2 | WO-1 | ||||||
Motsvarar i Finlands marin | saknas | saknas | saknas | saknas | saknas | ||||||
Motsvarar i Sveriges flotta | saknas | saknas | saknas | saknas | saknas |
Yrkesspecialiteter
Enlisted
Till skillnad från officerare och warrant officers så är grader och yrkesbeteckningar för enlisted i flottan inte fastställda i lag utan det är marinministern som bestämmer om det.[7]
Underofficerare
Underofficerare i USA:s flotta | ||||||||||||
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Am. lönegrad | E-9 | E-8 | E-7 | |||||||||
Mössmärke | ||||||||||||
Ärmmärke/ Kragmärke | ||||||||||||
Tjänstegrad Yrkesbefattning | Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy 1 | Fleet Master Chief Petty Officer Force Master Chief Petty Officer | Command Master Chief Petty Officer 2 | Master Chief Petty Officer Master Chief Boatswain's Mate 3 | Command Senior Chief Petty Officer | Senior Chief Petty Officer Senior Chief Boatswain's Mate 3 | Chief Petty Officer Chief Boatswain's Mate 3 | |||||
Förkortning | MCPON | FLTCM FORCM | CMDCM | MCPO | CMDCS | SCPO | CPO | |||||
NATO-kod[2] | OR-9 | OR-8 | OR-7 | |||||||||
Motsv. i Finlands marin | Militärmästare | Överbåtsman | Båtsman | |||||||||
Motsv. i Sveriges flotta | Flottiljförvaltare | Förvaltare | Fanjunkare | |||||||||
1 Det finns bara en Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy och denne fungerar som rådgivare åt marinministern och chefen för flottan i ärenden som rör underofficerare, underbefäl och manskap (engelska: enlisted). 2 Vinklar med guld får bäras efter 12 års tjänstgöring under förutsättning att tjänstgöringen varit fri från disciplinära åtgärder som utdöms enligt Uniform Code of Military Justice. 3 Från grad E-7 till E-9 är i många fall dennes specialisering och befattning avgörande för hur underofficeren eller underbefälet refereras till, e.x. en E-6 kan kallas för Boatswain's Mate First Class eller Legalman First Class etc. |
Underbefäl
Underbefäl i USA:s flotta | ||||||||||
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Am. lönegrad | E-6 | E-5 | E-4 | |||||||
Mössmärke | ||||||||||
Ärmmärke/ Kragmärke | ||||||||||
Tjänstegrad Yrkesbefattning | Petty Officer First Class1 Boatswain's Mate First Class2 | Petty Officer Second Class1 Boatswain's Mate Second Class2 | Petty Officer Third Class1 Boatswain's Mate Third Class' 2 | |||||||
Förkortning | PO1 | PO2 | PO3 | |||||||
NATO-kod[2] | OR-6 | OR-5 | OR-4 | |||||||
Motsvarar i Finlands marin | Översergeant | Sergeant | Undersergeant | |||||||
Motsvarar i Sveriges flotta | 1:e sergeant | Sergeant | Korpral | |||||||
1Vinklar med guld får bäras efter 12 års tjänstgöring under förutsättning att tjänstgöringen varit fri från disciplinära åtgärder som utdöms enligt Uniform Code of Military Justice. 2 Från grad E-4 till E-6 är dennes yrkesspecialisering och befattning avgörande för hur underofficeren eller underbefälet refereras till, e.x. en E-6 kan kallas för Boatswain's Mate First Class eller Legalman First Class etc. |
Yrkesbeteckningar för underofficerare och underbefäl
Underbefäl och underofficerare har både en tjänstegrad (engelska: rate) och en yrkesbenämning (engelska: rating) som sammantaget avspeglas visuellt på ärmens gradbeteckning och vilken avgör hur respektive person tilltalas samt omnämns i skrift.
Type | Aviation boatswain's mate Flygdäckspersonal | Air traffic controller Flygledare | Aviation machinist's mate Flygmotormekaniker | Aviation electrician's mate Flygelektriker | Aerographer's mate Meteorologassistent | Aviation structural mechanic Flygmekaniker | Aviation ordnanceman Vapentekniker för flyg | Aviation support equipment technician Flygbastekniker | |
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Insignier | |||||||||
Förkortning | AB | AC | AD | AE | AG | AM | AO | AS | |
Aviation electronics technician Flygelelektrotekniker | Naval aircrewman Flygbesättning | Aviation maintenance administrationman Flygunderhållsförvaltare | Aircrew survival equipmentman Flygräddningsutrustare | Boatswain's mate Båtsman | Builder Byggarbetare | Construction electrician Byggelektriker | Construction mechanic Byggmekaniker | Culinary specialist Kökspersonal | |
AT | AW | AZ | PR | BM | BU | CE | CM | CS | |
Cryptologic technician Kryptotekniker | Damage controlman Skadereparatör | Electrician's mate Elektriker | Engineman Motortekniker | Engineering aide Byggingenjörsassistent | Equipment operator Maskinförare | Explosive Ordnance Disposal Ammunition och bombröjare | Electronics technician Elektrotekniker | Fire controlman Vapensystemtekniker | |
CT | DC | EM | EN | EA | EO | EOD | ET | FC | |
Fire control technician Vapensystemtekniker på ubåt | Gas turbine system technician Gasturbintekniker | Gunner's mate Artilleri och robottekniker | Hospital corpsman Sjukvårdsman | Hull maintenance technician Skrovunderhållstekniker | Intelligence specialist Underrättelsespecialist | Interior communications electrician Internkommunikationselektriker | Information systems technician Informationssystemtekniker | Legalman Juristassistent | |
FT | GS | GM | HM | HT | IS | IC | IT | LM | |
Logistics specialist Logistikspecialist | Machinery repairman Maskinreparatör | Machinist's mate Maskinpersonal | Master-at-arms Militärpolis | Mass communications specialist Journalist | Missile technician Robottekniker (kärnvapen) | Musician Musiker | Navy counselor Karriärrådgivare | Navy diver Dykare | |
LS | MR | MM | MA | MC | MT | MU | NC | ND | |
Operations specialist Stridsledningsspecialist | Personnel specialist Personalspecialist | Quartermaster Navigationsspecialist | Religious program specialist Själavårdsbiträde | Retail Services Specialist Detaljhandelsspecialist | Special warfare boat operator Specialförbandens båtbesättning | Special warfare operator Specialförbandsoperatör | Sonar technician Sonartekniker | Steelworker Stålarbetare | |
OS | PS | QM | RP | RS | SB | SO | ST | SW | |
Torpedoman's mate Torpedtekniker | Utilitiesman VVS-arbetare | Yeoman Skrivbiträde | |||||||
TM | UT | YN | |||||||
Meniga
Sjömansgrader i USA:s flotta | |||
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Am. lönegrad | E-3 | E-2 | E-1 |
Ärmmärke | Finns ej | ||
Tjänstegrad | Seaman/Hospitalman | Seaman Apprentice/Hospitalman Apprentice | Seaman Recruit/Hospitalman Recruit |
Förkortning | SN/HN | SA/HA | SR/HR |
Ärmmärke | Finns ej | ||
Tjänstegrad | Fireman | Fireman Apprentice | Fireman Recruit |
Förkortning | FN | FA | FR |
Ärmmärke | Finns ej | ||
Tjänstegrad | Airman | Airman Apprentice | Airman Recruit |
Förkortning | AN | AA | AR |
Ärmmärke | Finns ej | ||
Tjänstegrad | Constructionman | Constructionman Apprentice | Constructionman Recruit |
Förkortning | CN | CA | CR |
NATO-kod[2] | OR-3 | OR-2 | OR-1 |
Motsvarar i Finlands marin | Övermatros | Matros | Rekryt |
Motsvarar i Sveriges flotta | Vicekorpral | Sjöman 1kl | Sjöman |
Facktecken (urval)
Flygande personal
Specialförband
Navy SEAL (officer)
Sjögående personal
Uniformsdräkter
Daglig dräkt
Vardagsdräkt
Arbetsdräkt
Se även
Referenser
- Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, United States Navy officer rank insignia, tidigare version.
- Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, Scrambled egg (uniform), tidigare version.
- Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, List of United States Navy enlisted rates, tidigare version.
- Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, List of United States Navy ratings, tidigare version.
- Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, Badges of the United States Navy, tidigare version.
Noter
- ^ [a b] 37 U.S.C. § 201
- ^ [a b c d e] ”NATO CODES FOR GRADES OF MILITARY PERSONNEL” (på engelska). STANAG 2116. Nato. 13 januari 2021. https://nso.nato.int/nso/zPublic/ap/PROM/APersP-01%20EDA%20V1%20E.pdf. Läst 26 februari 2021.
- ^ 10 U.S.C. § 8165
- ^ ”Navy Full-Time Support (FTS) Program”. Navy.com. https://www.navy.com/about/about-reserve/roles-responsibilities.html. ”Navy Full-Time Support (FTS) – This program allows Reservists to perform full-time Active Duty service in positions that support the training and administration of the Navy Reserve Force. Members receive the same pay, allowances and benefits as Active Duty members. One advantage of FTS over regular Active Duty is that members typically serve for longer periods at any assigned locations, up to and including a full career on active duty (albeit as a reservist serving on active duty for the specific purpose of providing support and expertise to integrate the active and reserve components.”
- ^ ”DEFENSE MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS REPORT Fiscal Year 2020” (på engelska) (Table 4-1b: Navy Active Duty Demographic Data). prhome.defense.gov. Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower & Reserve Affairs. 2019. sid. 95. https://prhome.defense.gov/Portals/52/Documents/MRA_Docs/FINAL%20FY20%20DMRR%20Cleared%20for%20Open%20Publication.pdf?ver=2019-04-24-114457-517. Läst 19 november 2022.
- ^ ”DEFENSE MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS REPORT Fiscal Year 2015” (på engelska) (Table 4-1b: Navy Active Duty Ethnicity, Race, and Gender). prhome.defense.gov. Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Readiness & Force Management. 2014. sid. 70. https://prhome.defense.gov/Portals/52/Documents/MRA_Docs/TFM/Reports/FY15%20DMRR%2023%20Jun%202014.pdf?ver=2018-08-17-112335-873. Läst 19 november 2022.
- ^ 10 U.S.C. § 8213
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