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Italian Navy ranks

The rank insignia of the Italian Navy (Marina Militare) are worn on epaulettes of shirts and white jackets, and on sleeves for navy jackets and mantels. The rank structure is organized into three broad categories: commissioned officers (ufficiali), non-commissioned officers (sottufficiali), and enlisted personnel (truppa). The system aligns with NATO standardized rank codes (OF-1 to OF-9 for officers and OR-1 to OR-9 for other ranks) to facilitate interoperability with other member nations.

Officer Ranks (Ufficiali)

Flag Officers (Ammiragli)

Italian Rank English Translation NATO Code
Ammiraglio Admiral OF-10
Ammiraglio di squadra con incarichi speciali Squadron Admiral with Special Assignments OF-9
Ammiraglio di squadra Squadron Admiral (Lieutenant Admiral) OF-8
Ammiraglio di divisione Divisional Admiral (Vice Admiral) OF-7
Contrammiraglio Counter Admiral (Rear Admiral) OF-6

Notes:

  • The rank of "ammiraglio" (admiral) is assigned only to the naval officer promoted as Chief of the Defense Staff.
  • The rank of "ammiraglio di squadra con incarichi speciali" (squadron admiral with special assignments) is assigned to the naval officer promoted as Chief of the Naval Staff and/or as Secretary of Defense.

Senior Officers (Ufficiali Superiori)

Italian Rank English Translation NATO Code
Capitano di vascello Ship-of-the-line Captain OF-5
Capitano di fregata Frigate Captain OF-4
Capitano di corvetta Corvette Captain OF-3

Junior Officers (Ufficiali Inferiori)

Italian Rank English Translation NATO Code
Tenente di vascello Ship-of-the-line Lieutenant OF-2
Sottotenente di vascello Ship-of-the-line Sublieutenant OF-1
Guardiamarina Gardemarine (Ensign) OF-1

Student Officer

Italian Rank English Translation
Aspirante guardiamarina Aspiring Ensign

Non-Commissioned Officers (Sottufficiali)

Marshals (Marescialli) — OR-9 to OR-8

Italian Rank English Translation NATO Code
Primo luogotenente First Sublieutenant OR-9
Luogotenente Sublieutenant OR-9
Primo maresciallo First Marshal OR-9

Sergeants (Sergenti) — OR-7 to OR-6

Italian Rank English Translation NATO Code
Secondo aiutante Second Chief Adjutant OR-7
Secondo capo scelto Chosen Second Chief OR-7
Secondo capo Second Chief OR-6
Sergente Sergeant OR-5

Enlisted Personnel (Graduati e Comuni)

Chiefs (Capi)

Italian Rank English Translation
Capo di prima classe Chief 1st Class
Capo di seconda classe Chief 2nd Class
Capo di terza classe Chief 3rd Class

Subchiefs (Sottocapi)

Italian Rank English Translation
Sottocapo aiutante Subchief Adjutant
Sottocapo scelto Chosen Subchief
Sottocapo di prima classe Subchief 1st Class
Sottocapo di seconda classe Subchief 2nd Class
Sottocapo di terza classe Subchief 3rd Class

Commoners (Comuni) — OR-4 to OR-1

Italian Rank English Translation NATO Code
Comune scelto Chosen Commoner OR-4
Comune di prima classe Commoner 1st Class OR-3
Comune di seconda classe Commoner 2nd Class OR-2

Note: The rank of "comune di seconda classe" (OR-1) has no rank insignia; sailors at this level wear only a category or specialty badge (e.g., "tecnico di macchine" — machinist's mate).

Recent Reforms

2018 Reform

Introduced new rank structures including "primo luogotenente q.s." (qualifica speciale — special rank) and "secondo capo scelto q.s."

2022 Name Changes

On 5 August 2022, multiple ranks across the Italian armed forces were renamed. Key changes included:

  • "Primo luogotenente q.s." → "Primo luogotenente"
  • "Secondo capo scelto q.s." → "Secondo aiutante"
  • "Sottocapo di prima classe scelto q.s." → "Sottocapo aiutante"
  • "Sottocapo di prima classe scelto" → "Sottocapo scelto"
  • "Sottocapo" → "Comune scelto"

Enlisted Personnel Overview

Enlisted service members form the backbone of the Italian Navy. They comprise personnel on active duty, one-year service volunteers (VFP 1), and four-year service volunteers (VFP 4). At the end of their four-year service, enlisted sailors have the opportunity to become regular service members and reach higher ranks (up to Captain). They are technical specialists employed onboard naval units and ashore or in operational forces, working in fields such as electronics, computer science, and engineering. Enlisted personnel are trained at the Taranto- and La Maddalena-based training establishments.

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