United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland Defence Forces

The United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland Defence Forces (UKIN-DF) comprise the following services:

the Royal Isselmere-Nieland Navy (RINN), which includes the Royal Isselmere-Nieland Marines (RINM), the Fleet Air Arm, the (Navy) Strategic Defence Force, and the Coastal Defence Force;
the Isselmere-Nielander Army;
the Royal Isselmere-Nieland Air Force; and,
the Isselmere-Nieland Orbital Defence Force.

The Minister of Defence and the Minister of State for the Defence Forces administer the UKIN-DF, with secretaries of State supervising the respective services. Overarching control of the UKIN-DF flows from the Defence Council of the External Affairs Section of the Council of State, chaired by the Sovereign and the Prime Minister.

UKINDF Rank Structure

Ranks according to modified RL NATO rank structure, with warrant officers officially considered part of "Other Ranks" rather than as a separate stratum. Ranks noted with (*) are granted to one person alone in each service, during wartime, and may be rescinded by the Crown or State upon retirement for gross misconduct. Ranks noted with (**) are wartime ranks infrequently bestowed upon individuals. In all cases, the respective Chiefs of Staff are considered the seniormost officers in the service and are themselves subject to the will of the Crown. Persons with those ranks are granted life peerages with the rank of baron. Ranks with (***) are granted to one serving person. Persons retiring with rank of HMWODF are granted the honorific "Honourable" and a stipend to be retained throughout their life whilst in good behaviour.

Note on insignia: For enlisted personnel, chevrons are point down, with rank on upper arm, forearm on dress uniforms if warrant officer (upper arm on duty uniforms). Officer ranks in Navy and Air Force on lower sleeves in dress or garrison uniforms, on epaulettes on duty uniforms. If body armour is worn, rank is on chest. Naval officer bands and bars are surmounted by loop inscribed with an initial or symbol denoting branch of service. Air force officer bands and bars are surmounted by a stylised tern with the symbol of branch of service within its claws.

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Navy

Ministerial Ranks

Minister of Defence
Minister of State for the Armed Forces
Secretary of State for the Navy
Chief of Defence Staff (CDS)
First Sea Lord, Chief of the Naval Staff (FSL, CNS = seniormost admiral in rank, other than CDS when applicable) = appointment***

Flag Ranks

OF-10B = Grand Admiral of the Navy (GAdm) = two bands = appointment*
OF-10A = Admiral of the Fleet (a.k.a. Fleet Admiral, FAdm) = band surmounted by four bars = appointment**
OF-9 = Admiral (Adm) = band surmounted by three bars
OF-8 = Vice Admiral (VAdm) = band surmounted by two bars
OF-7 = Rear Admiral (RAdm) = band surmounted by bar
OF-6 = Commodore (Cmdre) = band

Senior Officers

OF-5 = Captain (Capt [N]) = four bars
OF-4 = Commander (Cdr) = three bars
OF-3 = Lieutenant Commander (LCdr) = two bars sandwiching one thin bar

Junior Officers/Subalterns

OF-2 = Lieutenant (Lt [N]) = two bars
OF-1B = Sub-Lieutenant (S/Lt) = bar, thin bar

OF-1A = Acting Sub-Lieutenant (A-S/Lt or AS/Lt) = bar Officer Cadets

OF-D = Midshipman - MIDM (Senior Officer Cadet on first posting) = thin bar
SO = Ensign - Ens. (Officer Cadet)

Warrant Officers

OR-10B = His Majesty's Warrant Officer of the Defence Forces (Joint Service, HMWODF) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by crown = appointment***
OR-10A = Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (CPON) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by stylised rose = appointment***
OR-9D = Command Chief Petty Officer (CCPO) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves = appointment
OR-9C = Base Chief Petty Officer (BCPO) = coat of arms surmounting Defence Forces symbol = appointment
OR-9B = Squadron Chief Petty Officer (SCPO) = coat of arms surmounting crossed swords = appointment
OR-9A = Chief Petty Officer (CPO) = coat of arms
OR-8 = Master Petty Officer (MPO) = crown encircled by laurel leaves
OR-7 = Petty Officer 1st Class (PO1) = crown

Senior Rates (and Junior Petty Officers)

OR-6B = Petty Officer 2nd Class (PO2) = three chevrons, surmounted by crown
OR-6A = Petty Officer 3rd Class (PO3) = three chevrons, surmounted by stylised rose or branch symbol
OR-5A = Master Seaman (MS) = three chevrons
OR-5B = Senior Leading Seaman (SLS) = three chevrons, topmost dark or red = appointment
OR-4 = Leading Seaman (LS) = two chevrons

Junior Rates

OR-3 = Able Seaman (AS) = chevron
OR-2C = Ordinary Seaman 1st class (OS)
OR-2B = Ordinary Seaman 2nd class (OS)
OR-2A = Apprentice Seaman (ApS)
OR-1 = Seaman Recruit (SR)

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Marines

Ministerial Ranks

Minister of Defence
Minister of State for the Defence Forces
Chief of Defence Staff
Chief of Naval Staff
Chief of Naval Operations
General Officer Commanding Royal Marines (GOCRM)***

Flag Ranks

OF-9B = Colonel General of Marines (CGen) = crown over three stylised roses surmounting sword and baton***
OF-9A = General (Gen) = crown over two stylised roses surmounting sword crossing baton
OF-8 = Lieutenant General (LGen) = crown over stylised rose surmounting sword crossing baton
OF-7 = Major General (MGen) = crown surmounting sword crossing baton
OF-6 = Brigadier (Brig) = crown surmounting three pips

Senior Officers

OF-5 = Colonel (Col) = crown surmounting two pips
OF-4 = Lieutenant Colonel (LCol) = crown surmounting pip
OF-3 = Major (Maj) = crown

Junior Officers/Subalterns

OF-2 = Captain (Capt [M]) = three pips
OF-1B = Lieutenant (Lt) = two pips
OF-1A = Second Lieutenant (2Lt) = pip

Officer Cadets

SO = Officer Cadet (OCdt) = thin bar

Warrant Officers

OR-9D = Sergeant Major of Marines (SMM) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves = appointment***
OR-9C = Sergeant Major of Higher Formation (SMHF) = coat of arms surmounting Defence Forces symbol = appointment
OR-9B = Base Sergeant Major (SMB) = coat of arms surmounting crossed swords = appointment
OR-9A = Chief Warrant Officer (CWO)/Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) = coat of arms
OR-8 = Master Warrant Officer (MWO)/Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant (RQMS) = crown encircled by laurel leaves
OR-7 = Warrant Officer (WO)/Company Sergeant Major (CSM) = crown

Non-commissioned Officers

OR-6B = Master Sergeant (MSgt)/Company Quartermaster Sergeant (CQMS) = three chevrons surmounted by crown
OR-6A = Staff Sergeant (SSgt)/Colour Sergeant (CSgt) = three chevrons surmounted by stylised rose
OR-5B = Sergeant (Sgt) = three chevrons
OR-5A = Master Corporal (MCpl) = three chevrons, topmost dark or red = appointment
OR-4 = Corporal (Cpl) = two chevrons

Private Soldiers

OR-3 = Lance Corporal (LCpl) = chevron
OR-2C = Private 1st class/Private Specialist (Pte)/Senior Marine (S/Mar) = stylised rose = appointment
OR-2B = Private 2nd class/Private Trained (Pte)/Marine (Mar)
OR-2A = Private 3rd class/Private Basic (Pte)
OR-1 = Private 4th class/Private Recruit (Pte)

Isselmere-Nielander Army

Ministerial Ranks

Minister of Defence
Minister of State for the Armed Forces
Chief of the Defence Staff
Secretary of State for the Army
Chief of the General Staff (CGS)***

General Ranks

OF-10B = Grand Marshal of the Army (GMA) = two batons crossed encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by crown over styled rose = appointment*
OF-10A = Field Marshal (FM) = two batons crossed encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by crown = appointment**
OF-9 = General (Gen) = crown over two stylised roses surmounting sword crossing baton
OF-8 = Lieutenant General (LGen) = crown over stylised rose surmounting sword crossing baton
OF-7 = Major General (MGen) = crown surmounting sword crossing baton
OF-6 = Brigadier (Brig) = crown surmounting three pips

Senior Officers

OF-5 = Colonel (Col) = crown surmounting two pips
OF-4 = Lieutenant Colonel (LCol) = crown surmounting pip
OF-3 = Major (Maj) = crown

Junior Officers/Subalterns

OF-2 = Captain (Capt [M]) = three pips
OF-1B = Lieutenant (Lt) = two pips
OF-1A = Second Lieutenant (2Lt) = pip

Officer Cadets

SO = Officer Cadet (OCdt) = thin bar

Warrant Officers

OR-10B = His Majesty's Warrant Officer of the Defence Forces (Joint Service, HMWODF) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by crown = appointment***
OR-10A = Sergeant Major of the Army (SMA)/Conductor (Cnd) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by stylised rose = appointment***
OR-9D = Command Sergeant Major (SMC) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves = appointment
OR-9C = Sergeant Major of Higher Formation (SMHF) = coat of arms over Defence Forces symbol = appointment
OR-9B = Base Sergeant Major (SMB) = coat of arms over crossed swords = appointment
OR-9A = Chief Warrant Officer (CWO)/Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) = coat of arms
OR-8 = Master Warrant Officer (MWO)/Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant (RQMS) = crown encircled by laurel leaves
OR-7 = Warrant Officer (WO)/Battery Sergeant Major (BSM)/Company Sergeant Major (CSM)/Squadron Sergeant Major (SqSM) = crown

Non-commissioned Officers

OR-6B = Master Sergeant (MSgt)/Battery Quartermaster Sergeant (BQMS)/Company Quartermaster Sergeant (CQMS)/Squadron Quartermaster Sergeant (SQMS) = three chevrons surmounted by crown
OR-6A = Staff Sergeant (SSgt)/Colour Sergeant (CSgt)/Gunnery Sergeant (GSgt)/Technical Sergeant (TSgt) = three chevrons surmounted by stylised rose or branch symbol
OR-5B = Sergeant (Sgt)/Cannoneer (Cnr) = three chevrons
OR-5A = Master Corporal (MCpl)/Master Bombardier (MBdr)/Lance Sergeant (LSgt) = three chevrons, topmost dark or red = appointment
OR-4 = Corporal (Cpl)/Bombardier (Bdr) = two chevrons

Private Soldiers

OR-3 = Lance Corporal (LCpl)/Lance Bombardier (LBdr) = chevron
OR-2C = Private 1st class/Private Specialist (Pte)/Craftsman (Cfm)/Driver (Drv)/Fusilier (Fus)/Guardsman (Gdm)/Gunner (Gnr)/Parachutist (Para)/Queensman (Qnm)/Rifleman (Rfl)/Sapper (Spr)/Signaller (Sig)/Trooper (Tpr) = stylised rose = appointment
OR-2B = Private 2nd class/Private Trained (Pte)/Craftsman (Cfm)/Driver (Drv)/Fusilier (Fus)/Guardsman (Gdm)/Gunner (Gnr)/Parachutist (Para)/Queensman (Qnm)/Rifleman (Rfl)/Sapper (Spr)/Signaller (Sig)/Trooper (Tpr)
OR-2A = Private 3rd class/Private Basic (Pte)
OR-1 = Private 4th class/Private Recruit (Pte)

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Air Force

Ministerial Ranks

Minister of Defence
Minister of State for the Armed Forces
Chief of the Defence Staff
Secretary of State for the Air Force
Chief of the Air Staff (CAS)***

General Ranks

OF-10B = Marshal of the Royal (Isselmere-Nieland) Air Force (MRINAF) = two bands = appointment*
OF-10A = Air Grand Marshal (AGM) = band surmounted by four bars = appointment**
OF-9 = Air Chief Marshal (ACM) = band surmounted by three bars
OF-8 = Air Marshal (AM) = band surmounted by two bars
OF-7 = Air Vice Marshal (AVM) = band surmounted by bar
OF-6 = Air Commodore (ACmdre) = band

Senior Officers

OF-5 = Group Captain (G/C or GCapt) = four bars
OF-4 = Wing Commander (WgCdr) = three bars
OF-3 = Squadron Leader (S/L or SLdr) = two bars sandwiching thin bar

Junior Officers/Subalterns

OF-2 = Flight Lieutenant (FLt) = two bars
OF-1B = Flying Officer (FO) = bar, thin bar
OF-1A = Pilot Officer (PO) = bar

Officer Cadets

OF-D = Pilot Cadet = thin bar
SO = Officer Cadet

Warrant Officers

OR-10B = His Majesty's Warrant Officer of the Defence Forces (Joint Service, HMWODF) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by crown = appointment***
OR-10A = Chief Warrant Officer of the Air Force (CWOAF) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by stylised rose = appointment***
OR-9D = Command Chief Warrant Officer (CCWO) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves = appointment
OR-9C = Chief Warrant Officer of Higher Formation (CWOHF) = coat of arms over Defence Forces symbol = appointment
OR-9B = Base Chief Warrant Officer (BCWO) = coat of arms over crossed swords = appointment
OR-9A = Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) = coat of arms
OR-8 = Master Warrant Officer (MWO) = crown encircled by laurel leaves
OR-7 = Warrant Officer (WO) = crown

Non-commissioned Officers

OR-6B = Flight Sergeant (FSgt) = three chevrons surmounted by crown
OR-6A = Technical Sergeant (TSgt) = three chevrons surmounted by stylised tern = uncommon
OR-5B = Sergeant (Sgt) = three chevrons
OR-5A = Senior Technician (STech) = three chevrons, topmost dark or royal blue
OR-4 = Technician (Tech) = two chevrons

Airmen

OR-3 = Junior Technician (JTech) = chevron
OR-2C = Airman 1st class/Airman Qualified (AC1)
OR-2B = Airman 2nd class/Airman Trained (AC2)
OR-2A = Airman Apprentice (ACA)
OR-1 = Airman Recruit (AR)

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie (national paramilitary police force)

Ministerial Ranks

Minister of the Interior
Minister of State for Public Safety
Secretary of State for Police, Lord Commissioner of Police
Lord High Constable of the Royal Constabulary (LHC) = appointment***

Flag Ranks

OF-10B = Chief Constable of Police (C/Cst) = crown over laurel wreath encircling crossed batons = appointment (one per Region)
OF-10A = Commissioner of Police (Cmsr) = crown and two stylised roses over crossed sword and baton = appointment
OF-9 = Deputy Commissioner of Police (D/Cmsr) = crown and stylised rose over crossed sword and baton
OF-8 = Assistant Deputy Commissioner of Police (ADC) = crown over crossed sword and baton
OF-7 = Associate Assistant Deputy Commissioner of Police (AADC) = stylised rose over crossed sword and baton
OF-6 = Commander of Police (Cmdr (P)) = crown and three pips

Senior Officers

OF-5 = Chief Superintendent (C/Supt) = crown and two pips
OF-4 = Deputy Chief Superintendent (DCS) = crown and pip
OF-3 = Superintendent (Supt) = crown

Junior Officers/Subalterns

OF-2 = Chief Inspector (C/Insp) = three pips
OF-1B = Inspector (Insp) = two pips
OF-1A = Sub-Inspector (S/Insp) = pip

Officer Cadets

OF-D = Officer Cadet

Warrant Officers

OR-10 = His Majesty's Sergeant-Major of Police (HMSMP) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves surmounted by stylised rose = appointment***
OR-9D = Sergeant-Major of the Realm (SMPR) = coat of arms encircled by laurel leaves = appointment
OR-9C = Provincial Sergeant-Major of Police (PSMP) = coat of arms surmounting Defence Forces symbol = appointment
OR-9AB = Regional Sergeant-Major of Police (RSMP) = coat of arms surmounting crossed swords = appointment
OR-8 = District Sergeant-Major of Police (DSMP) = crown encircled by laurel leaves
OR-7 = Sergeant-Major of Police (SMP) = crown

Non-Commissioned Officers

OR-6 = Staff Sergeant of Police (SSgt) = three chevrons, surmounted by crown
OR-5 = Sergeant of Police (Sgt) = three chevrons
OR-4 = Corporal (Cpl) = two chevrons

Private Ranks

OR-3 = Lance Corporal (LCpl) = chevron
OR-2C = Constable 1st class (Cst)
OR-2B = Constable 2nd class (Cst)
OR-2A = Constable 3rd class (Cst)
OR-1 = Recruit (Rct)

Rank Equivalencies and Explanations

Several ranks within the UKIN-DF have different names dependent upon the branch of service or duties performed. There are a plethora of titles based on the generic rank structure for the junior ratings (e.g. Leading Artificer) in the Royal Isselmere-Nieland Navy. Indeed, there are so many titles that they, in sum, exceed the scope of the present document.

Within the Royal Isselmere-Nieland Marines and the Isselmere-Nielander Army, there are likewise differences in rank-titles within each branch of service. These latter are presented above. Please note that in the Marines, a first and second class Private is referred to as 'Marine'.

Qualification Insignia

Pilot’s Wings Navigator/Weapon Systems Officer Wings Paratrooper’s Wings Submariner’s Badge

UKINDF Uniform Designation System

E refers to electronics, G to guns (20mm and up), M to guided weapon systems and remotely piloted vehicles, O to ordnance (bombs, charges, fuses, shells, etc.), and R to rockets (i.e., ground-to-space vehicles).

System Prefix

Precedes the First Letter, followed by a slash.
Environment (O)

A = Air (O)
C = Captive training (M)
D = Inert training round (M/O/R)
L = Artillery (O)
M = Missile or rocket (O)

First Letter

Installation (E/G), Launch environment (M), System designator (O/R)

A = Crewed aircraft or UAV (E); Air (G/M)
B = Aerospace combined (E/G/M)
C = Cryptographic* (E)
D = Pilotless aerial vehicle (Drone, missile, rocket; E)
E = Fixed ground (E/G/M)
F = Mobile ground (E/G/M)
G = General purpose (E/G/M)
H = Runway launched (M) or silo stored (G/M)
I = Instrumentation (E)
J = Fixed underwater (E/G/M)
K = Amphibious (V preferred; E)
M = Surface watercraft (E/G/M)
N = Combined watercraft (Surface and sub-surface; E/G/M)
O = Ordnance (O)
P = Pack or individual portable (E/M)
R = Rocket (R)
S = Space (E/G/M)
T = Ground transportable (E/G/M)
U = Mobile underwater (Submarine; E/G/M)
V = Ground vehicle (E/G/M)
Z = Vehicle-to-missile/drone datalink (E)

Second Letter

Type (E/G/O), Primary mission (M/R)

A = Invisible light (IR, UV, etc.; E)
B = Radiological detection, identification, and computation (E); Bomb (O)
C = Electronic wave and/or signal carrier (E); Cannon (20mm-76mm; G); Transport (M/R)
D = Display (E); Dual purpose (76mm-140mm; G); Decoy (M); Submunitions dispenser (O)
E = Computers and processors (E); Electronic countermeasures/electronic support measures (ECM/ESM; M)
F = Wire or fibre optics (E); Fuse (O)
G = Heavy artillery (155mm-up; G); Ground attack (M); Guidance unit (O)
H = Interphone or public address (E)
I = Aerospace intercept (M)
J = Laser (E)
K = Telemetering (E)
L = Countermeasures (E/O); Launch detection and surveillance (M)
M = Multiple type (E); Munition (O)
N = Sound in air (E); Navigation (M)
P = Multispectral electro-optical (Invisible and visible light; E); Flare (O)
Q = Underwater acoustics (E)
R = Radar (E)
S = Special (Magnetic, etc.; E); Space support (R)
T = Telephone, telegraph, or teletype (E)
U = Underwater attack (G/M)
V = Visual, visible light (E)
W = Radio (E); Warhead (O); Weapon support (R)
X = Telecommunications (Television, facsimile, etc.; E)
Y = Meteorological, scientific and/or calibration (E/M)
Z = Secure communications (E)*

Third Letter

Main purpose (E), Firing mechanism (G), Vehicle type (M/R), Fuse Type or Guidance (O)*

A = Auxiliary assembly (E); Automatic (G)
B = Bombing (E); Bomb (M); Bathythermographic or bathymetric (O); Booster (R)
C = Communications (E); Chemical (O)
D = Direction finding, reconnaissance, and/or surveillance (E); Inert (O)
E = Ejection and/or release (E); Electro-optical (O)
F = Countermeasure flare (O)
G = Fire control or searchlight direction (E)
H = Recording and/or reproducing (E)
I = Informatics (E)
J = Laser (G/O)
K = Display (E)
L = Management, maintenance or test (E); Launcher (O)
M = Guided ordnance or remotely piloted vehicle (M)
N = Navigation aid (E); Inertial monitoring unit or global positioning satellite system (O)
O = Manual (G)
P = Piloting aid, automatic flight, or remote control (E); Propellant charge (O)
Q = Special or combination (E); Multispectral countermeasure (O)
R = Receiving or passive detection (E); Rocket (M); Radar proximity (O)
S = Search (Detection, range and bearing; E); Satellite (M/R); Stabilisation units (Conical fin assemblies, etc.; O)
T = Transmission (E); Torpedo (M)
U = Surveillance (detecting and tracking) and fire and/or air control (E); Unit (O)
V = Electrothermal chemical or electromagnetic (G)
W = Weapon control (M/O)
X = Identification and recognition (E); Chaff (O)
Z = Secure system (E)

(* Guidance type suffix follows W for ordnance, when listed.)

Suffix

T = Training (E/O)

Model Number

For electronics, model number is sequential following from the first two category listings, such as AR- or MR-. For decoys, missiles, bomb guidance systems, remotely piloted vehicles (not semi-autonomous uncrewed vehicles), and torpedoes, all are listed sequentially in accordance with the Defence Procurement Agency (DPA)-assigned Guided Weapon System (GWS) number. Ordnance is listed either in accordance with the weight of the device (bombs) or its diameter (shells).

Further suffixes

For bombs

Listed as follows:

B = ballute retarded
G = general purpose (unless L is more appropriate)
L = low drag
P = penetrator
R = retarded

Vehicle Designation System

Army and Royal Marine ground vehicles are typically refered to by their Logistics Number (i.e., Lxxx, such as the L21BT Kodiak main battle tank). The Vehicle Designation System is reserved for uncrewed vehicles and aircraft.

Type Prefix

D precedes all other vehicle types.

B = Aerospace
D = Uncrewed vehicle (UAV, UGV, UOV, USV, UUV)
H = Rotorcraft
L = Ground vehicle*
M = Surface watercraft*
N = Mixed marine* (Surface-submarine, etc.)
S = Space
W = Underwater*

(* Only for uncrewed vehicles.)

Master Designator

May occur in strings of three letters, with the most significant role appearing first.

A = Attack*
ADS = Air defence suppression (Superseded by EF for electronic fighter)
AEW = Airborne early warning and control
B = Bomber
C = Transport
D = Director of uncrewed vehicles
E = Electronic (Communications, countermeasures, detection, surveillance)
F = Fighter
G = Ground attack
HEW = Heliborne early warning
M = Maritime patrol
MC = Mine clearance**
NC = Nuclear reactor support**
R = Reconnaissance
S = Strike (Nuclear-capable attack aircraft or heavy attack aircraft)
T = Trainer
U = Utility
W = Weather reconnaissance

(*Typically reserved for naval aircraft.)
(** Typically reserved for uncrewed vehicles.)

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UKINDF Rank Structure

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Navy

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Marines

Isselmere-Nielander Army

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Air Force

Royal Isselmere-Nieland Gendarmerie (national paramilitary police force)

Rank Equivalencies and Explanations

Qualification Insignia

UKINDF Uniform Designation System

System Prefix

First Letter

Second Letter

Third Letter

Suffix

Model Number

Further suffixes

For bombs

Vehicle Designation System

Type Prefix

Master Designator

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