Field marshal (disambiguation)
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Field marshal may refer to:
Rank
- Field marshal, the top Army officer rank used by various countries
- Field marshal (Australia)
- Field marshal (Egypt) - refer Mushir
- Field marshal (Finland)
- Field marshal (France)
- Field marshal (Germany)
- Field marshal (India)
- Field marshal (Iran)
- Field marshal (Japan) - refer Gensui (Imperial Japanese Army)
- Field marshal (Malaysia) - refer Yang di-Pertuan Agong
- Field marshal (Philippines)
- Field marshal (South Africa)
- Field marshal (Thailand) - refer Chom Phon
- Field marshal (New Zealand)
- Field marshal (Uganda)
- Field marshal (United Kingdom)
People
Other
- Field marshal general - refer Generalfeldmarschall
- Field Marshal Montgomery Pipe Band
- Fieldmarshal (Role Variant), one of the 16 role variants of the Keirsey Temperament Sorter
- Field Marshall, a model of agricultural tractor made in England from 1945 to 1957
- Field Marshall, an introductory war game published by Jedko Games in 1975
- Field Marshals' Hall of the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia
- Field Marshal: The 13th and second highest PvP honor rank of the Alliance in World of Warcraft.
See also
- Five-star rank
- Generalissimo
- List of field marshals
- List of Austrian field marshals
- List of Austro-Hungarian field marshals
- List of British field marshals
- List of German field marshals
- List of Iranian field marshals
- List of Russian field marshals
- List of Swedish field marshals
- List of Thai field marshals
- Lists of Turkish field marshals
- Marshal of the Soviet Union
- Mariscal de Campo, literally Field Marshal, is the Spanish word for "quarterback" in American football: (see es:Mariscal de campo (fĂștbol americano))
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