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Strashy michman
(1994-2010)
(2010-present)
Country Russia
Service branch Russian Navy
RankMichman
NATO rank codeOR-9a
Formation1981
Next higher rankMladshy leytenant
Next lower rankMichman
Equivalent ranksStarshy praporshchik

Starshy michman (Russian: Старший мичман, English: Senior michman) is in the Navy of the Russian Federation, as well as in number of other countries, the designation to first or highest rank in the Michman career group. The rank is equivalent to Starshy praposhik in Army and Air Force. According to NATO-ranksystem the rank might be comparable to OR-9a in Anglophone armed forces.

Sequence of ranks in Russian Federation´s navy
juinor rank:
Michman


Starshy michman
senior rank:
Mladshy leytenant
(Sub lieutenant)


In the navy of the Russian Federation there are two ranks in the Michman career group, which means Michman (OR-9b) and Strashchy michman (OR-9a). The equivalent in the other military branches are Praposhchik (OR-9b) and Starshy praposhchik (OR-9a).

Soviet Union

In conjunction to the enhancement of the career group Michman and Praporshchik both ranks Starshy michman of the navy and Strashy praporshchik of the other armed forces service branches were introduced in 1981. Both ranks as well as the career group were taken over by the armed forces of the Russian federation.

Rank insignia Michmen, USSR
Michman Starshy michman
(OR-9a)
(OR-8) (OR-9b)
Sleeve insignia
(1940−1943)
Shoulder board
(1943−1955)
Shoulder board
(1955−1963)
Shoulder board
(1963−1971)
Shoulder board
(1971-1994)
Shoulder board
(1981-1994)

See also

Rank designation in other countries

In the countries below, spelling is similar and classivication to a separate rank group is equivalent.

References