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Ranks section, rank of captain is not clear, and also in wrong place

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The rank of captain is at different levels when it comes to army and navy ranks. Normally...


An army colonel is an equivalent to a navy captain.

An army captain is an equivalent to a navy lieutenant.


If the "captain" in the list is a navy rank, as in the case of Captain Sheridan, then it would be in the same place as colonel.

In Season 1, Episode 11, "Survivors". Major Lianna Kemmer (wearing brown/olive uniform implying army/marines) correctly saluted Commander Jeffery Sinclair (wearing blue uniform implying navy/fleet). This is because an army/marine major ranks below a naval commander which in turn is one rank below naval captain.

It could lead to confusion if people assume a captain should salute a major, yet the major salute a commander which is below a captain. The list seems to make it look confusing if it does not make it clear whether it is an army or a naval captain.

Unless there is an army/marine captain in EarthForce in the Babylon 5 universe, this rank should be removed. The naval captain should be placed next to the army colonel

Thus, the list should correctly be as follows...


General/Admiral

Lt. General/Vice Admiral

Colonel/Captain

Lieutenant Colonel/Commander

Major/Lieutenant Commander

Captain/Lieutenant

Lieutenant/Lieutenant Junior Grade

Ensign


It should also be considered that if a specific rank is not available in the EarthForce system, then some other markings should take place. For example, if there is no captain in the army/marines branch in EarthForce but there is a Lieutenant in the navy/fleet branch, and if there is no Second Lieutenant in the army which is an equivalent to an Ensign in the navy, then the list should look like this...


Major/Lieutenant Commander

XXXXX/Lieutenant

Lieutenant/Lieutenant Junior Grade

XXXXX/Ensign


The above example is assuming if we stick to army/marines ranks first followed by navy/fleet equivalent. But if it does not make it look tidy, then something like...


Major/Lieutenant Commander

No army equivalent / Lieutenant

Lieutenant/Lieutenant Junior Grade

No army equivalent / Ensign — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A00:23C4:4880:B01:1CD8:24D0:474A:6CB3 (talk) 21:00, 27 August 2019 (UTC)[reply]