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Frigate lieutenant

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

The rank of Frigate Lieutenant (officially Light Frigate Lieutenant, lieutenant de fregate legere ) was a rank in the French Royal Navy until 1786. [ citation needed ] 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 brulot ), equivalent to Ship-of-the-Line Lieutenants .

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