Changes

In some militaries the rank of '''Brigadier''' is used in place of Brigadier General.  This includes the British Army who had already informally used this title for its Brigadier Generals up until 1922 when they replaced the rank briefly with Colonel Commandant (a rank previously exclusive to the Royal Marines).  In 1929 the rank of Brigadier replaced this in both the Army and Royal Marines.

In some militaries the rank of '''Brigadier''' is used in place of Brigadier General.  This includes the British Army who had already informally used this title for its Brigadier Generals up until 1922 when they replaced the rank briefly with Colonel Commandant (a rank previously exclusive to the Royal Marines).  In 1929 the rank of Brigadier replaced this in both the Army and Royal Marines.

Some air forces, including the British Royal Air Force use various grades of Air Marshal in place of Generals of two stars or higher, the equivalent of a one star General is an Air Commodore.

Some air forces, including the British Royal Air Force use various grades of Air Marshal in place of Generals of two stars or higher, The equivalent of a one star General is an Air Commodore.

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