Commander-captain

On 11 February 1693, the rank was codified, by King Christian V, with the publication of the updated Danish order of precedence. Here "Commandeur-Capitain til Søes" was placed below Schout by Nacht, above Capitain and equal to Major.^[2] As of 2022, the rank is positioned below Kommandør and above Orlogskaptajn.^[3] It holds the grade of M401 within the Ministry of Defence's pay structure.^[4] Officially, the rank is translated as "Commander, Senior Grade".^[5]

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In the Swedish Navy, the rank of Kommendörkapten is ranked below Kommendör and above Örlogskapten.^[6] Before 1972, the rank was divided into two ranks: kommendörkapten av 1:a graden/klassen and kommendörkapten av 2:a graden/klassen.

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  Kommandørkaptajn
  (Royal Danish Navy)^[3]
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  Komentajakapteeni
  (Swedish: Kommendörkapten)
  (Finnish Navy)^[7]
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  Komandkapteinis
  (Latvian Naval Forces)^[8]
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  Kommandørkaptein
  (Royal Norwegian Navy)^[9]
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  Căpitan-comandor
  (Romanian Naval Forces)^[10]
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  Kommendörkapten
  (Swedish Navy)^[11]