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| '''Commandant General''' is a rank. It was used particularly in the Spanish-speaking world, but is rarely used toady. | '''Commandant General''' is a rank. It was used particularly in the Spanish-speaking world, but is rarely used toady. | ||
| It is the highest rank in the ], and is held by the Director-General of the gendarmerie and his most senior deputies. | It is the highest rank in the ], and is held by the Director-General of the gendarmerie and his most senior deputies. | ||
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Commandant General is a rank. It was used particularly in the Spanish-speaking world, but is rarely used toady.
It is the highest rank in the Argentine National Gendarmerie, and is held by the Director-General of the gendarmerie and his most senior deputies.
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