Rear Admiral

In 1981, Pub.L. creating a one-star rank commodore admiral heading the official permanent quality of commodore from a broad 97-86. After only 11 months, only for the Commodore has only one star rank with. After 1985, Pub.L. of rear admiral (lower half) the name of the current level of 99 to 145 Commodore. Until 1981, admiral behind all the bars and their rank on the shoulder bar two stars.

Since wear of rear admiral (lower half) a star rear admiral (upper half) involves two; ranks as an oral address to the "Rear Admiral" will remain. Where a number of rear admiral (LH) and (UH) to assign one and two stars for rear admiral location is described in writing the name of the following, On.

Public Health Service abbreviation for RADM, and the use of marine, the NOAA Corps, and Coast abbreviations place RDML (one star) and RADM (two stars) use. Flag of the rear admiral who became the extreme of having a two-line network, or half a point lower than in the upper half, which corresponds to the blue stars in the fields up.

Restricted line officers and staff corps officers in the field blue star flag has a network. 10 U.S.C. § 5501 and 37 U.S.C. § 201 is not the official rear admiral, rear admiral (upper half) lists as a two-star ranking. But the four uniformed services rear admiral (upper half) in two separate notes list shows public assistance, such as Title.