Talk:Senior Captain

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[edit] Staff Captain

Stop this crap, people, really. I don't care what American government says, but there NEVER was any mention of "Senior Captain" rank in any Sovier or modern Russian laws and regulations. Captain rank was always directly succeded by Major rank. It was present, though, in Imperial Russian army, where it was called "Staff-Captain" and was clearly a German import.

Quite right. The insignia on the picture is that of Captain, and there's no "Senior Captain" in Russian army. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 193.124.238.43 (talk) 21:36, August 20, 2007 (UTC)

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