Israel - Navy / Cheylihayam

Rank Code	Rank description notes	Rank Title – English Rank Title - Hebrew	Insignia
	NATO codes National rank grade information	All ranks have are listed with two titles Hebrew/English	Shoulder Slip-ons or Shoulder Boards
Enlisted םירגוח תוגרד
NAEM-1		Turai	no longer active
NAEM-1		Turai Rishon (TARASH)	no longer active
NAEM-2	םירגוח תוגרד	Rav-Turai (RABAT) יארוט-בר
NAEM-3		Samal למס
NAEM-4	Before 1968 this was the senior NCO rank.	Samal Rishon (Sam'ar) ןושאר למס
NAEM-5	םידגנ תוגרד After the 1973 reorganization added the 5 more ranks this is now the starting NCO rank	Rav-Samal (RaS) למס-בר
NAEM-6		Rav-Samal Rishon (RaSAR) ןושאר למס-בר
NAEM-7		Rav-Samal Mitqadem םדקתמ למס-בר
NAEM-8		Rav-Samal Bachir ריכב למס-בר
NAEM-9		Rab Negad דגנ-בר
Officer Candidates
NAOC-1		Officer Cadet (OCdt) Élève-officier (élof) *New Rank Titles in 2000 Naval Cadet (NCdt) Aspirant de marine (aspm)
Commissioned Officers םיניצק תוגרד
NACO-1		Segen Mishne (ם''גס)הנשמ ןגס
NACO-2		Segen ןגס
NACO-3		Seren ןרס
NACO-4		Rav-Seren (ן''סר)ןרס-בר
NACO-5		Sgan-Aluf (ל''אס)ףולא ןגס
NACO-6	Aluf Mishne are senior naval officers. Until 1972, the commander of the Navy held this rank.	Aluf Mishne (ם''לא)הנשמ ףולא
Flag Officers
NAFO-1	NATO Grade OF-7 Tat-Aluf was added in 1968 after the six day war and was until recently the most senior naval rank.	Tat-Aluf (ל''את)ףולא-תת
NAFO-	NATO Grade OF-8 The Commander in Chief of the Navy, considered a "Corps Commander" reporting to the Chief of the General staff. On the foreign service uniform he wears the sleeve stripes of a Vice Admiral (technically a rank one step up)	Aluf ףולא