Post by Karl Franz Fredrick Stahlwelt on Sept 5, 2010 2:53:08 GMT -5
Marshall Offiziere
(Note: the German ranking system is the only system to use Sergeant Major General in lieu of Major General, and both a Colonel General and a Brigadier General)
Reichsmarschall
(Note: Highest rank in the German Ranking system, held only by the current Chancellor)
GeneralFeldmarschall
(Note: Held by 'Lieutenant Chancellor', title equivalent to United States of America's Vice President)
FeldMarschall
(Note: This is the rank held by the head of the Streitkräftebasis, the Joint Support Service, and is the lowest rank to not be split between branches)
(Note: the German ranking system is the only system to use Sergeant Major General in lieu of Major General, and both a Colonel General and a Brigadier General)
Reichsmarschall
(Note: Highest rank in the German Ranking system, held only by the current Chancellor)
GeneralFeldmarschall
(Note: Held by 'Lieutenant Chancellor', title equivalent to United States of America's Vice President)
FeldMarschall
(Note: This is the rank held by the head of the Streitkräftebasis, the Joint Support Service, and is the lowest rank to not be split between branches)