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RESTRICTED SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE OFFICERS SENIORITY LIST As at 01st January 2017 Published under THE AUTHORITY OF COMMANDANT OF SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE M H S B Perera RWP RSP USP ndu psc MAJOR GENERAL COMMANDANT OF SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE RESTRICTED RESTRICTED His Excellency Maithripala Sirisena President of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Minister of Defence i RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Honourable Ruwan Wijewardene State Minister of Defence ii RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Eng. Karunasena Hettiarachchi Secretary to the Ministry of Defence iii RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Lieutenant General A W J C De Silva RWP VSV USP ndu psc Commander of the Army iv RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Major General M H S B Perera RWP RSP USP ndu psc Major General M H Commandant S B PERERA RWP RSP USP ndu psc Sri LankaCommandant Army Volunteer Force Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force v RESTRICTEDv RESTRICTED RESTRICTED SER CONTENTS PAGE NO 1. Sri Lanka Army Regiments and Corps - 1 2. Senior Appointments SLAVF - 2 - 6 3. Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force Units - 7 - 13 4. Abbreviations - 14 5. Field Commissioned Officers a. Major Generals, Brigadiers, Colonels, Lieutenant Colonels - 15 - 20 b. Majors - 21 - 30 c. Captains - 31 - 48 d. Lieutenants - 49 - 72 e. Second Lieutenants - 73 – 78 6. Direct Enlisted Officers a. Sri Lanka Artillery - 81 b. Sri Lanka Engineers - 82 c. Sri Lanka Signals Corps - 83 d. Corps of Engineer Services - 84 – 87 e. Military Intelligence Corps - 88 f. Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps - 89 – 90 g. Sri Lanka Electrical & Mechanical Engineers - 91 h. Sri Lanka Army General Service Corps - 92 – 96 vi RESTRICTED RESTRICTED i. Sri Lanka Rifle Corps - 97 j. Sri Lanka Army Pioneer Corps - 98 7. Sri Lanka Army Women’s Corps Officers - 101 - 104 8. Quartermasters - 105 – 106 9. Regimental / Corps Seniority - Field Commissioned Officers a. Sri Lanka Armoured Corps - 109 b. Sri Lanka Artillery - 113 - 114 c. Sri Lanka Engineers - 117 - 118 d. Sri Lanka Signal Corps - 121 e. Sri Lanka Light Infantry - 125 - 128 f. Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment - 131 - 134 g. The Gemunu Watch - 137 - 140 h. The Gajaba Regiment - 143 - 146 i. The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment - 149 - 152 j. Mechanized Infantry Regiment - 155 k. Military Intelligence Corps - 159 - 160 l. Corps of Engineer Services - 163 - 166 m. Sri Lanka Army Service Corps - 169 n. Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps - 173 o. Sri Lanka Army Ordnance Corps - 177 p. Sri Lanka Electrical & Mechanical Engineer - 181 q. Sri Lanka Army General Service Corps - 185 – 189 vii RESTRICTED RESTRICTED r. Sri Lanka National Guard - 193 - 202 s. Sri Lanka Rifle Corps - 205 t. Sri Lanka Army Pioneer Corps - 209 - 210 10. Officers of the General Reserve - Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - 213 - 217 11. Professional Officers - Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - 221- 225 viii RESTRICTED RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED 1. SRI LANKA ARMY REGIMENTS AND CORPS a. SLAC - Sri Lanka Armoured Corps b. SLA - Sri Lanka Artillery c. SLE - Sri Lanka Engineers d. SLSC - Sri Lanka Signal Corps e. SLLI - Sri Lanka Light Infantry f. SLSR - Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment g. GW - The Gemunu Watch h. GR - The Gajaba Regiment i. VIR - The Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment j. MIR - Mechanized Infantry Regiment k. CR - Commando Regiment l. SF - Special Force Regiment m. MIC - Military Intelligence Corps n. CES - Corps of Engineer Services o. SLASC - Sri Lanka Army Service Corps p. SLAMC - Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps q. SLAOC - Sri Lanka Army Ordnance Corps r. SLEME - Sri Lanka Electrical & Mechanical Engineers s. SLCMP - Sri Lanka Corps of Military Police t. SLAGSC - Sri Lanka Army General Service Corps u. SLAWC - Sri Lanka Army Women’s Corps v. SLNG - Sri Lanka National Guard w. SLRC - Sri Lanka Rifle Corps x. SLAPC - Sri Lanka Army Pioneer Corps 1 RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED SENIOR APPOINTMENTS - SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE 1. Commandant Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - Maj Gen M H S B Perera RWP RSP USP ndu psc 2. Deputy Commandant Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - Brig W H D Mahanada (Overlook) 3. Principal Staff Officer - Brig K Premathilaka RWP RSP 4. Staff Officer I (Comdt’s Sec) - Lt Col L A J L B Udowita RWP RSP GR 5. ADC to the Comdt SLAVF - Capt S N A P Dias SLSR 6. STAFF OF HQ SLAVF a. Inspector of Training - Brig L F Kasthuriarachchi b. Brigadier (Administration) - Brig W W M G R Perera c. Brigadier (Logistics) - Col R L C Fernando AATO (Offg) d. Colonel Military Secretary (Volunteer) - Col S W B Welagedara RSP USP e. Colonel (General Staff) - Col C Ranaweera RWP RSP f. Colonel (Administration) - Col L B D H S Lakshman g. Recruiting Officer - Col W P R Wijeratne h. Colonel (Engineering) - Lt Col P R S Jayasekara SLE (Offg) i. Colonel (Welfare & Public Relations) - Col G G A Priyantha RSP 2 2 RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED SENIOR APPOINTMENTS - SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE 7. COLONELS OF THE REGIMENTS & REGIMENTAL CENTRE COMDT a. SRI LANKA NATIONAL GUARD 1. Commandant Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - Maj Gen M H S B Perera RWP RSP USP ndu psc (1) Colonel of the Regiment - Maj Gen A P de Z Wickramaratne RWP ndu psc 2. Deputy Commandant Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force - Brig W H D Mahanada (Overlook) (2) Centre Commandant - Brig D H M W B Thammita 3. Principal Staff Officer - Brig K Premathilaka RWP RSP (3) Deputy Centre Commandant - Col L P K C Wijetunga RSP USP 4. Staff Officer I (Comdt’s Sec) - Lt Col L A J L B Udowita RWP RSP GR b. SRI LANKA ARMY PIONEER CORPS (1) Centre Commandant - Col K C Dharmasena RSP 5. ADC to the Comdt SLAVF - Capt S N A P Dias SLSR 8. SRI LANKA ARMY VOLUNTEER FORCE TRAINING SCHOOL 6. STAFF OF HQ SLAVF a. Commandant - Col S B Kohona a. Inspector of Training - Brig L F Kasthuriarachchi b. Commanding Officer - Lt Col B M R J Bandara VIR b. Brigadier (Administration) - Brig W W M G R Perera 9. COLONEL COORDINATING OFFICERS & CHIEF COORDINATOR CIVIL AFFAIRS OFFICERS – SFHQ c. Brigadier (Logistics) - Col R L C Fernando AATO (Offg) d. Colonel Military Secretary (Volunteer) - Col S W B Welagedara RSP USP a. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (JAFFNA) e. Colonel (General Staff) - Col C Ranaweera RWP RSP (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col H P J Mayadunne RSP f. Colonel (Administration) - Col L B D H S Lakshman (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col M K H Mayasingha GR g. Recruiting Officer - Col W P R Wijeratne (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col W M D S K Gunawardena GR h. Colonel (Engineering) - Lt Col P R S Jayasekara SLE (Offg) i. Colonel (Welfare & Public Relations) - Col G G A Priyantha RSP 2 3 RESTRICTED RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED b. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (WANNI) (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col K P Nugegoda RWP RSP (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col S A L I Perera SLLI (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col R M C L K K Ratnayake VIR c. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (EAST) (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col M P P Perera (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col H S Rathnayake SLSR (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col S K M M N K Mahanthe SLSR d. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (KILINOCHCHI) (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col P A Dayananda RSP (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col M T K R Silva SLLI (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col K R S P K Kahagalla SLLI e. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (MULLAITIVU) (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col T T P Silva (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col A R Obeysekara SLSC (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Vacant 4 4 RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED f. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (WEST) b. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (WANNI) (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col M H M L S K Weerasekara (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col K P Nugegoda RWP RSP (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Vacant (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col S A L I Perera SLLI (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col F H A Weerasinghe GR (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col R M C L K K Ratnayake VIR c. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (EAST) g. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (CENTRAL) (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col J D C G Jayasinghe (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col M P P Perera (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col H S Rathnayake SLSR 10. COLONEL COORDINATING OFFICERS - DIV (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col S K M M N K Mahanthe SLSR a. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 11Div - Col J S U Katugampola d. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (KILINOCHCHI) b. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 12Div - Col A I Ranasinghe c. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 14Div - Col K M Thilakarathna (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col P A Dayananda RSP d. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 21Div - Col A J Gunawardana RSP (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col M T K R Silva SLLI e. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 22Div - Col H M N B Herath (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Lt Col K R S P K Kahagalla SLLI f. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 23Div - Col K K K G Magnus e. SECURITY FORCE HEADQUARTERS (MULLAITIVU) g. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 24Div - Lt Col H V D A N Vithanage SLAPC(Overlook) (1) Senior Colonel Coordinating Officer - Col T T P Silva h. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 51Div - Col P N Liyanage RWP (2) Chief Coordinator Civil Affairs - Lt Col A R Obeysekara SLSC i. Colonel Coordinating Officer - 52Div - Col C M M S J Silva (3) Assistant Colonel Coordinating Officer - Vacant j.
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    US Military Ranks and Units Modern US Military Ranks The table shows current ranks in the US military service branches, but they can serve as a fair guide throughout the twentieth century. Ranks in foreign military services may vary significantly, even when the same names are used. Many European countries use the rank Field Marshal, for example, which is not used in the United States. Pay Army Air Force Marines Navy and Coast Guard Scale Commissioned Officers General of the ** General of the Air Force Fleet Admiral Army Chief of Naval Operations Army Chief of Commandant of the Air Force Chief of Staff Staff Marine Corps O-10 Commandant of the Coast General Guard General General Admiral O-9 Lieutenant General Lieutenant General Lieutenant General Vice Admiral Rear Admiral O-8 Major General Major General Major General (Upper Half) Rear Admiral O-7 Brigadier General Brigadier General Brigadier General (Commodore) O-6 Colonel Colonel Colonel Captain O-5 Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Commander O-4 Major Major Major Lieutenant Commander O-3 Captain Captain Captain Lieutenant O-2 1st Lieutenant 1st Lieutenant 1st Lieutenant Lieutenant, Junior Grade O-1 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant Ensign Warrant Officers Master Warrant W-5 Chief Warrant Officer 5 Master Warrant Officer Officer 5 W-4 Warrant Officer 4 Chief Warrant Officer 4 Warrant Officer 4 W-3 Warrant Officer 3 Chief Warrant Officer 3 Warrant Officer 3 W-2 Warrant Officer 2 Chief Warrant Officer 2 Warrant Officer 2 W-1 Warrant Officer 1 Warrant Officer Warrant Officer 1 Blank indicates there is no rank at that pay grade.