1 star rank
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An officer of 1 star rank is a senior commander in many of the armed services holding a rank described by the NATO code of OF-6. The term is also used by some armed forces which are not NATO members. Typically, 1 star officers would hold the rank of Commodore, Flotilla admiral, Brigadier General, Brigadier, or in the case of those air forces with a separate rank structure, Air Commodore.
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[edit] Australian 1 star ranks
- Commodore (Royal Australian Navy 1 star rank)
- Brigadier (Australian Army 1 star rank)
- Air Commodore (Royal Australian Air Force 1 star rank)
[edit] Canadian 1 maple leaf ranks
- Commodore/commodore (Canadian Forces Maritime Command 1 star rank)
- Brigadier-General/Brigadier-général (Canadian Forces Air Command and Land Forces Command 1 star rank)
The maple leaf appears with St. Edward's crown and crossed sabre and baton.
Before unification, the rank of Air Commodore was the 1 star rank equivalent for the RCAF and Brigadier for the Canadian Army.
[edit] United Kingdom 1 star ranks
- Commodore (Royal Navy 1 star rank)
- Brigadier (British Army and Royal Marines 1 star rank)
- Air Commodore (Royal Air Force 1 star rank)[1]
[edit] United States 1 star ranks
- Rear Admiral (lower half) (United States Navy, Coast Guard, Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Corps 1 star rank)
- Brigadier General (United States Army, Marines and Air Force 1 star rank)
[edit] Flotilla admiral
In the modern naval services of Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany and Sweden, the 1 star rank is flotilla admiral.
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