SubscribeNaval Officer Rank Insignia
Naval commissioned officers wear distinctive marks on their uniforms to indicate their ranks. The table below shows the current U.S. Navy rank insignia worn by commissioned officers:
| Ensign (O-1) |  |
| Lieutenant Junior Grade (O-2) |  |
| Lieutenant (O-3) |  |
| Lieutenant Commander (O-4) |  |
| Commander (O-5) |  |
| Captain (O-6) |  |
| Rear Admiral Lower Half (O-7) |
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| Rear Admiral (O-8) |  |
| Vice Admiral (O-9) |  |
| Admiral (O-10) |  |
You may also wish to view Navy Enlisted & Petty Officer Rank Insignia, Navy Warrant Officer Rank Insignia or the Rank Insignia of Other Uniformed Services.
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