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A colonel is a high-ranking officer in militaries around the world, and the rank is sometimes also used in police forces and paramilitary groups. The title is important because it identifies someone with significant authority and responsibility within these organizations.
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It sits within the topics Colonels (military rank), Military ranks and Police ranks.
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- military rank
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- Said to be same as
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- female form of label
- colonelle
- next lower rank
- podpolkovnik
- short name
- płk
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Coronel es un rango militar. Generalmente es el inmediato superior al de teniente coronel e inmediatamente inferior al de brigadier, brigadier general o general de brigada. Básicamente las funciones militares de un Coronel son las de dirigir un regimiento. En el ámbito de los países que forman parte de la OTAN, al grado de coronel le corresponde el código OF-5 según la norma STANAG 2116 que estandariza los grados del personal militar.
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