RANK INSIGNIAS  OZNAKE ČINOVA

      Činovi u sva tri roda uglavnom korespondiraju sa onim Sjedinjenih Država. Svaki od tri roda ima deset oficirskih, od potporučnika do generalskih. Razlika je od onih u SAD-u što čin generala sa četiri zvjezdice u Španjolskoj nosi samo španjolski kralj, kao vrhovni komandant Oružanih snaga, ostali generali modu dosegnuti samo tri zvjezdice. Kod podoficirskih činova španjolcima "fale" narednik prve klase i glavni narednik ili kod avijacije glavni narednik. Španjolska mornarica ima samo sedam mornarskih činova, koji idu od mornara-pripravnika do glavnog podoficira. Kod mornara "nedostaje" čin mornara-pripravnika i glavnog podoficira.

SOLDIERS  VOJNICI

NCO'S  PODOFICIRI

      Ranks in all three military services generally corresponded to those in the armed forces of the United States. Each of the three services had ten officer ranks, ranging from the equivalent of second lieutenant in the army and the air force and ensign in the navy to general of the army, general of the air force, and fleet admiral. The only difference between the two countries' officer rank structures was that Spain had only four, rather than five, general officer ranks. The highest actual rank held by a general officer was that of three stars. Only the king, as supreme commander, held the four-star rank of captain general. Spain had eight enlisted grades for the army and the air force (as opposed to nine in the United States), ranging from basic private and airman basic to command sergeant major and chief master sergeant, respectively. Spain lacked an equivalent for the United States army grade of sergeant first class/master sergeant or its air force grade of master sergeant. The Spanish navy had only seven enlisted grades, ranging from seaman apprentice to master chief petty officer. It lacked an equivalent for the United States grades of seaman recruit and chief petty officer.

OFFICERS  OFICIRI

GENERALS  GENERALI

SPANISH CIVIL WAR  ŠPANJOLSKI GRAĐANSKI RAT