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...and was increased to 6d. a day from 22 January, 1918. At the same time a non-substantive rating of Rangetaker, Third Class was also introduced.{{Gaz|31365|6643|30 M *[[Rangetaker, First Class (Royal Navy)]]

'''Rangetaker, First Class''' was a non-substantive rating in the [[Royal Navy]]. The introduction of the rating was approved by the [[Board of Admiralty *[[Rangetaker, Second Class (Royal Navy)]]

...days until amalgamation with the Military Wing of the R.F.C. to form the [[Royal Air Force]], in April, 1918. ...generation and allowed the [[United States Navy]] and [[Imperial Japanese Navy]] to gain a qualitative and quantitative lead.

...making equitable transfers from Station to Station.<br>(c) Examination of ratings.<br>(d) The issue of Coastguard instructions and keeping the same up to dat | Royal National Lifeboat Institution. || Trinity House.

...bution of the Sea-keeping Fleet and of a better system of training for the Royal Naval Reserve. The elimination of the older vessels, which require the most That the general efficiency of the Navy would be much assisted by the removal of this distinction was to them beyon

...til April in 1917. This tenure provided him a valuable perspective on the navy's decision-making. ...g arrangements for a room in Jermyn Street & to live at the Club [Army and Navy].

...ut in constant touch with all heads of Departments and their Staffs at the Navy Department but more particularly with the Ordnance, Materiel and Gunnery Ex * Scheme of daily training for all skilled ratings, training classes, ordinary seamen and boys, R.N.R's, R.N.V.R's, and men fo