Frigate lieutenant

Frigate lieutenant is a naval rank in the naval forces of several countries.

This article is about the rank Frigate lieutenant. For the equivalent rank in the Germanic naval forces, see Fregattenleutnant.
Naval officer ranks
Flag officers
Senior officers
Junior officers

The rank of Frigate Lieutenant (officially Light Frigate Lieutenant, lieutenant de frégate légère) was a rank in the French Royal Navy until 1786. It was used by officers promoted from outside the ranks of the gardes de la marine, such as merchant navy officers, promoted volunteers or colonial gentry. The rank of Frigate Lieutenant was equivalent, but junior to, to the rank of Ship Ensign. Some Frigate Lieutenants were eventually promoted Fireship Captains (capitaines de brulôt), equivalent to Ship-of-the-Line Lieutenants.

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