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• Royal Navy Flag Officers, 1889-1919
  ...of {{RearRN}}, and lists every officer who served on the Active List as a flag officer from January, 1889 to December, 1919. ! colspan="11" align=center | Flag Officers of the Royal Navy, 1889 – 1919
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• Royal Navy Flag Officers of the Great War
  ...pies of A<small>LL</small> the available service records for each of these officers, and is currently working to try and copy all their passing certificates fo
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• Royal Navy Non-Executive Flag Officers of the Great War
  ...a list of officers of the [[Royal Navy]] who held rank ''equivalent to'' [[Flag Rank]].
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• Admiral (Royal Navy)
  ...was allotted the Secretary, Flag Lieutenant and Coxswain afforded all flag officers, Commodores First Class and Captains of the Fleet, as well as ten domestics ...n years after their flag was hauled down, or if they had not hoisted their flag since their Service as Captain ceased.{{NLOct15|p. 815}}
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• Order in Council of 3 March, 1900
  ...March, 1900''' was a piece of legislation affecting the retirement of Flag Officers of the [[Royal Navy]]. ...hould be reduced from Ten to Seven Years, was made applicable only to Flag Officers coming on the List after that date:
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• Vice-Admiral (Royal Navy)
  ...''' is a [[Flag Rank]] in the [[Royal Navy]], and is the third-most senior officers' rank, ranking above {{RearRN}} and below {{AdmRN}}. During the [[Dreadnou ...was allotted the Secretary, Flag Lieutenant and Coxswain afforded all flag officers, Commodores First Class and Captains of the Fleet, as well as seven domesti
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• Particular Service Squadron (Royal Navy)
  ==Flag Officers==
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• Armada de la República Argentina
  [[:Category:Argentinian Navy Flag Officers]]
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• Konteradmiral
  ...y|Austro-Hungarian]] navies. Traditionally, it is the lowest rank of flag officers.
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• Order in Council of 18 October, 1900
  <center>AMENDED REGULATION TO QUALIFY A CAPTAIN FOR ADVANCEMENT TO FLAG RANK.</center> ...se seniority brings him in turn for advancement to the Active List of Flag Officers, he must have served certain periods in command, of which three years must
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• Order in Council of 5 August, 1875
  ...1875''' was a piece of legislation affecting the retirement and number of officers of the [[Royal Navy]]. ...modify further the restrictions respecting the advancement to Flag Rank of Officers on the Retired List and promotions on that List.
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• Royal Navy Officer Uniforms
  ...ng foreign ships-of-war.<br>(e) Exchanging visits of ceremony with Foreign Officers or other Foreign Functionaries.<br>(f) Occasions of duty and ceremony when ...).<br>(g) Ordinary occasions of duty and ceremony on shore.<br>'''O''' (h) Officers wearing uniform on leave in the daytime.<br>Dances and entertainments, aflo
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• Rear-Admiral (Royal Navy)
  ...' era, Rear-Admiral, and its foreign equivalents, was the lowest ranking [[Flag Officer]]. ==Qualification to become a Flag Officer==
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• Glasgow
  ...bell|nick=James D. Campbell|appt=18 January, 1940|end=19 February, 1940|as=Flag Officer-in-Charge, Glasgow}} ..., 1946<ref>Troup Service Record. {{TNA|ADM 196/47/135.}} f. 340.</ref>|as=Flag Officer-in-Charge, Glasgow}}
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• Order in Council of 29 November, 1898
  ...ember, 1898''' was a piece of British legislation regulating the number of officers of the Military Branch of the [[Royal Navy]]. ...March, 1896|Sixth day of March 1896]], relating to the number of Executive Officers on the Active List of Your Majesty's Navy;
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• Captain of the Fleet (Royal Navy)
  ...was allotted the Secretary, Flag Lieutenant and Coxswain afforded all flag officers and Commdores, First Class, as well as two domestics.{{NLFeb88|p. 190}}
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• Order in Council of 9 March, 1914
  ..., 1903, regulations were laid down as to the retirement for non-service of Officers of the Military Branch of Your Majesty's Navy: ...place on the retired list any Captain on the occasion of his promotion to Flag Rank whom we have decided not to employ further:
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• List of Royal Naval War College Attendees by Term
  *2 Army Officers, *5 Flag Officers.
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• Commodore, First Class (Royal Navy)
  ...w a Rear-Admiral, and shall wear his broad pendant in presence of all Flag Officers and Commodores, provided there be no senior Captain present. Commodores sha ...the duties of Captain of the ship, in the same manner as the Captain of a flag-ship.<ref>''K.R. & A.I.''. p. 53.</ref>
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• Order in Council of 3 June, 1747
  ...3 June, 1747''' introduced the principle of superannuation on promotion to Flag Rank in the [[Royal Navy]]. It was reintroduced in 1914 by the [[Order in ...colours used in the fleet; and that they be esteemed as superannuated sea officers, and placed for the rest of their lives on the ordinary Estimates of the Na
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• Order in Council of 8 December, 1903
  ...r, 1903''' was a piece of British legislation regulating the retirement of officers of the [[Royal Navy]]. ...of Your Majesty's Navy, with particular reference to the ages at which the Officers come upon the several lists.
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• Order in Council of 16 July, 1895
  ...ered necessary by subsequent Orders in Council affecting the proportion of Officers in the various Lists, and by the additional requirements of the Fleet; We b |Flag Officers, 68
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• Order in Council of 25 June, 1851
  ...5 June, 1851''' was a key piece of legislation affecting the retirement of officers of the [[Royal Navy]]. ...s to Flag Officers''.&mdash;We would humbly submit that the number of flag officers be in future reduced to 99, exclusive of admirals of the fleet; of these, 2
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