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A captain is a military rank that sits in the middle levels of officer hierarchy, typically commanding a company of soldiers or leading a ship. This rank matters because captains serve as a crucial link between higher-ranking officers making strategic decisions and the enlisted troops carrying out those decisions on the ground or at sea.
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It is catalogued under topics including Military ranks, Military ranks of Australia and Military ranks of Canada.
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- Instance of
- military rank
- Subclass of
- military officer
- Named after
- head
- Said to be same as
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- ร.อ.
- female form of label
- capitana
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- male form of label
- capitán
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Капита́н (итал. capitano, от лат. capitaneus) — чин, воинское звание офицерского состава в армии, авиации и на флоте многих государств и стран мира, ранее в России название ротного командира.
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