second-in-command
subcommander
sublieutenant
sub-lieutenant
brigadier general
brigadier
lieutenant commander
prefect
1st lieutenant
senior captain
first lieutenant
major-general
buck sergeant
co-commander
gunnery sergeant
G-2
light colonel
lieutenant colonel
sergeant first class
first sergeant
commander
comandancia
field marshal
general officer
wing commander
undercommander
Mister
lance corporal
subcaptain
undercaptain
michman
judge advocate
lieutenant
private
Brigadier General
Colonel
red hat
dignity
senior master sergeant
brass hat
SMSgt
enlisted person
chief of staff
aide
admiral
aide-de-camp
adjutant
full admiral
Rupert
staff sergeant
commodore
flag officer
technical sergeant
battle station
A-2
fall in
major general
senior colonel
generalship
warlord
commanding general
squabbling bleeder
police commissioner
underlieutenant
captain
general
subaltern
military rating
paygrade
sublieutenancy
vice admiral
expert
rating
staff officer
navarch
sotnik
major
lieutenant general
lieutenant-colonelcy
second lieutenant
military rank
midshipman
esquire
praporshchik
commandership
grandee
orderly
ASPL
churl
sir

English words for 'Somebody ranking next below a commander.'

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