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Militerm | riigikaitseterminite andmebaas

ID 534749 Last modified 07.10.2022
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Domain Land Forces -> General
reamees preferred
rms
Private preferred
PVT
Private E-1 admitted
PV1
  • Eestis maaväe madalaim sõduri auaste
Good to know
  • OR-1 through OR-3: These are the basic entry ranks into the military structure. Personnel are expected to uphold national personal appearance and conduct standards and follow the orders of Non-Commissioned Officers and Officers appointed over them. [NATO-NCO]
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reamees preferred
rms abbreviation
Private preferred
Good to know
  • Eesti auastme ametlik ingliskeelne tõlkevaste
PVT abbreviation
Good to know
  • Eesti auastme ametlik ingliskeelne lühend
Private E-1 admitted
US
PV1 abbreviation
US

Militerm | riigikaitseterminite andmebaas

ID 534748 Last modified 14.10.2022
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Domain Land Forces -> General
kapral preferred
kpr
Corporal preferred
CPL
Private (E-2) admitted
PV2
Private admitted
  • Eestis maaväe sõduri kõrgeim auaste
Good to know
  • OR-1 through OR-3: These are the basic entry ranks into the military structure. Personnel are expected to uphold national personal appearance and conduct standards and follow the orders of Non-Commissioned Officers and Officers appointed over them. [NATO-NCO]
Related
kapral preferred
kpr abbreviation
Corporal preferred
Good to know
  • Eesti auastme ametlik ingliskeelne tõlkevaste
CPL abbreviation
Good to know
  • Eesti auastme ametlik ingliskeelne lühend
Private (E-2) admitted
US
PV2 abbreviation
US
Private admitted
UK
Good to know
  • On completion of Phase 1 Training, all new soldiers start as Privates although the title may be Trooper, Gunner, Signaller, Sapper, Guardsman Rifleman or even Kingsman depending on Corps/Regiment.

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