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na | Leutnant zur See, Hauptmann zur See |
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Leutnant zur See, Hauptmann zur See Explanation: I don't know if this helps much. In British English a midshipman is a full-grown officer (Leutnant zur See), "Senior" probably means the next rank, which whould be Hauptmann. In US English, a midshipman is still an apprentice "Seeoffiziersanwärter" Langenscheidt Gro�w�rterbuch |
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