Rjadovoy
Mladshiy sershant in the Russian army | |
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(shoulder board) (field uniform) | |
Rank insignia | Russian Army |
Introduction | 1946 |
Rank group | Non-commissioned officer |
Army / Air Force | Rjadovoy |
Navy | Matros |
NATO equivalent | OR-1[1] |
Rjadovjy (Russian: Рядово́й, en: private) is in the Army, Airborne troops, and Air Force of the Russian Federation the designation to the rank group of enlisted personnel. The rank is equivalent to Matros in Navy. According to NATO-ranksystem the rank might be comparable to OR-1 in Anglophone armed forces.
The rank was introduced to the Soviet Army in 1946.
In the armed forces of the Soviet Union (and later the Russian Federation) yefreytor is the lowest rank of enlisted personnel. According to NATO-ranksystem the rank might be comparable to OR-1 in Anglophone armed forces.
- Yefeytor (OR-2)
- Rjadovoy (OR-1)
junior rank: No |
Rjadovoy |
senior rank: Yefreytor |
Rank insignia Red Army (RA), Soviet Army (SA), armed forces of the Russian Federation (RF)
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shoulder insignia rjadovoy to IRA until 1917
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gorget insignia to gymnastjorka rjadovoy RA (1940−1943)
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shoulder board rjadovoy
infantry
RA (1943−1955) and SA (1946-1955) -
... rjadovoy infantry SA
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... rjadovoy Air Force, aviation Air defence and Navy, Airborne troops SA
(1955−1963) -
... service uniform Kursant with OR1-rank rjadovoy, of the RF AF or airborne troops (1994-2010)
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... rjadovoy
land forces and SMT
PF Army
(1994−2010) -
... filed uniform rjadovoy
land forces, airborne troops, SMT, RSF
Marines,
AF, AD, etc.
(1994—2010) -
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mladshiy sershant Militsiya,
from 2011 —
starshij sershant of the police
Ministry of Internal Affairs (Russia).
See also
- Ranks and rank insignia of the Soviet Army 1943–1955, ... 1955–1991
- Ranks and rank insignia of the Russian Federation´s armed forces 1994–2010
- Army ranks and insignia of the Russian Federation
Rank designation in other countries
In the countries below, spelling is similar and the classification to a separate rank group is equivalent.
- ⇒ Bashkir: Рядовой; rjadovjy
- ⇒ Belarusian: Радавы; rjadavy
- ⇒ Bulgarian: Редник; rednik
References
- This article incorporates information from the equivalent article on the Russian Wikipedia.