Police ranks of Poland () are the titles used by the Polish Police to denote an officer’s position and seniority within the national police hierarchy. The system is established in law and represented by distinctive uniform insignia.
Polish Police
Officers Generals Senior officers Junior officers Policja No equivalent Inspectorgeneral of police Chiefinspector Inspector Juniorinspector Deputyinspector Chiefcommissioner Commissioner Deputycommissioner
Other ranks Aspirants Non-commissioned officers Constables Policja No equivalent Staffaspirant Senioraspirant Aspirant Junioraspirant Staffsergeant Seniorsergeant Sergeant Senior constable Constable
Railway Police
Officers Generals Senior officers Junior officers Railway Police (SOK) No equivalent Commander HQ SOK Deputy commander HQ SOK for operations Deputy commander HQ SOK for economy Commander regional HQ SOK Assistant commander regional HQ SOK Senior inspector SOK Division manager, Regional HQ SOK Inspector SOK Station commander SOK Assistant station commander SOK
Other Trainee Railway Police (SOK) No equivalent Watch commander SOK Duty officer SOK Squad leader SOK Senior team leader SOK Team leader SOK Senior officer SOK Officer SOK Trainee SOK
Military Gendarmerie
Officers
Enlisted
Border guard
Officers
Enlisted
State Police (1918–1939)
Police rank and equivalent army rank: – – – – – – – – – – – no equivalent –
Officers Generals Senior officers Junior officers Policja (1936-1939) Inspectorgeneral Chiefinspector Inspector Deputyinspector Chiefcommissioner Commissioner Deputycommissioner Aspirant
Other Non-commissioned officers Constables Policja (1936-1938) Policja (1938-1939) Seniorsergeant Sergeant Seniorconstable Constable
Blue Police (1939-1944)
The ranks of the Blue Police was as following: Cap insignia Shoulder insignia Rank German equivalent
See also Polish Armed Forces rank insignia Ranks and insignia of NATO Armies Comparative military ranks European Gendarmerie Force ranks Polish Scouts rank insignia
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