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* [[:Category:Admirals (AU)|List of Royal Australian Naval Admirals]]

* [[:Category:Vice-Admirals (AU)|List of Royal Australian Naval Vice-Admirals]]

* [[:Category:Rear-Admirals (AU)|List of Royal Australian Naval Rear-Admirals]]

...nd their seconds in command. Two were slated to go to Australia, in the {{AU-Australia|f=t}} and their Torpedo School.{{ARTS1919|p. 120}} |{{AU-Australia}}||{{UK-Hood}}||{{UK-Vernon}} (3)||{{UK-Defiance}}||{{UK-Actaeon}

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...e command of Vice-Admiral Commanding, Second and Third Fleets and the Rear-Admirals in the Home Fleets under him.{{ToL|Second Light Cruiser Squadron|Tuesday, N ...rom recent service in the [[Adriatic Squadron]] and {{UK-Melbourne}} and {{AU-1Sydney}} fresh from miscellaneous service in Home Waters.{{SMNLNov16|p. 11

|{{AU-Perth|f=p}}||light cruiser||27 Jul, 1934||Sunk 1 Mar, 1942 ==Admirals Superintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard==

...resq. He grew up in England, however, from age 2.<ref>[http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/dumaresq-john-saumarez-6037 Australian Dictionary of Biography].< Dumaresq remained in command of the {{AU-1Sydney|f=tp}} until 22 February, 1919 when he became Commodore commanding

==Admirals Superintendent of Devonport Dockyard== |{{AU-Hobart|f=p}}||light cruiser||9 Oct, 1934||Broken up 1962

Admirals superintending Dockyards, and Officers appointed to stationary ships abroad II. Every Candidate, when nominated, will be required to pass au Examination at the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth, on the ''first'' Exam

...ship ''Audacious'' as claimed by T. A. Heathcote.<ref>Heathcote. ''British Admirals of the Fleet: 1734-1995''. p. 66.</ref> He was on foreign service leave fro ...Domvile]], wrote that de Robeck was "a most excellent officer, thoroughly au fait at his work with destroyers & made great improvements in his time. Phy