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Overview
History
- Jamaica
- William Penn William Penn (Royal Navy officer)
- Commander-in-Chief at Jamaica Jamaica Station (Royal Navy)
- Lords of the Admiralty
- Home Fleet
- Western Approaches Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches
- 2nd Cruiser Squadron
- HMS Courageous
- HMS Hermes
- Northern Patrol
- Mediterranean Fleet
- Commander-in-Chief, South Atlantic
- Percy Noble Percy Noble (Royal Navy officer)
- HMS Kent (54)
- Trincomalee
- Rear-Admiral, Gibraltar Flag Officer Commanding North Atlantic
- Reserve Fleet Reserve Fleet (United Kingdom)
- Second World War
- East Indies Station
- Far East Fleet Far East Fleet (United Kingdom)
- Western Fleet Western Fleet (United Kingdom)
- Commander-in-Chief Fleet
- Anglo-Malayan Defence Agreement
- Anthony Troup
- Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth
- Naval Home Command
- Whale Island, Portsmouth
- Henry Leach
- Falklands War
- HMS Excellent HMS Excellent (shore establishment)
Structure
- Fleet Commander
- Second Sea Lord
- Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff (Submarines) Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff (United Kingdom)
- Flag Officer Scotland and Northern Ireland
- Commander United Kingdom Strike Force
- 3 Commando Brigade
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- Director Finance and Commercial Finance Director (Navy)
- Commander Maritime Reserves
- Chief of Staff HQ Chief of Staff Navy Command (HQ)
- Chaplain of the Fleet
- Commander United Kingdom Carrier Strike Group
- Commander Fleet Operational Sea Training
- Submarine Flotilla Commodore Submarine Service
- Naval Base Commander, Clyde
- Devonport HMNB Devonport
- Commander Operations Commander Operations (Royal Navy)
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navy royal naval fleet command defence staff portsmouth uk service sea lord 2020 maritime reserve commander commander-in-chief april headquarters retrieved
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