List of fleets and major commands of the Royal Navy

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RN Ensign
Ships of the Royal Navy

A - B - C - D - E - F - G
H - I - J - K - L - M - N
O - P - Q - R - S - T - U
V - W - X - Y - Z

aircraft carriers
amphibious assault shipping
battlecruisers
battleships
corvettes and sloops
cruisers
destroyers
frigates
mine countermeasure vessels
monitors
patrol and attack craft
Royal Yachts
submarines
support ships
survey vessels
fleet bases
shore establishments
hospitals and hospital ships
air stations
aircraft wings
fleets and major commands
squadrons and flotillas

The professional head of the Royal Navy is known as the First Sea Lord (1SL) who is also as the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS).

There are presently two Commanders-in-Chief, Commander-in-Chief Fleet and Commander-in-Chief Naval Home Command, who report to the First Sea Lord.

Contents

Not all the following fleets existed at the same time.

  • Atlantic Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Atlantic Fleet
  • Channel Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Channel Fleet
  • Eastern Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Eastern Fleet (formerly only C-in-Cs East Indies, Australia and China Stations).
  • Home Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Home Fleet
  • Mediterranean Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Mediterranean
  • Reserve Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Reserve Fleet
  • Western Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Western Fleet

  • Naval Home Command - Commander-in-Chief Naval Home Command

  • Nore Command - Commander-in-Chief The Nore
  • Plymouth Command - Commander-in-Chief Plymouth
  • Portsmouth Command - Commander-in-Chief Portsmouth

  • Africa Station - Commander-in-Chief Africa Station
  • Australia Station - Commander-in-Chief Australia
  • China Station - Commander-in-Chief China Station
  • East Indies Station - Commander-in-Chief East Indies
  • America and West Indies Station - Commander-in-Chief America and West Indies Station

  • Flag Officer Admiralty Interview Board - FOAIB
  • Flag Officer Carriers and Amphibious Ships - FOCAS
  • Flag Officer Dover
  • Flag Officer First Flotilla - FOF1
  • Flag Officer Gibraltar - FOGIB
  • Flag Officer Malta - FO Malta
  • Flag Officer Medway - FO Medway
  • Flag Officer Naval Air Command - FONAC
  • Flag Officer Naval Flying Training - FONFT
  • Flag Officer Portsmouth - FOP
  • Flag Officer Rosyth - FOR
  • Flag Officer Royal Yachts - FORY
  • Flag Officer Scotland & Northern Ireland - FOSNI
  • Flag Officer Second Flotilla - FOF2
  • Flag Officer Second-in-Command Far East Fleet - FO2FEF
  • Flag Officer Submarines - FOSM
  • Flag Officer Surface Flotilla - FOSF

  • Commander UK Task Group - COMUKTG
  • Commander Amphibious Task Group - COMUKATG
  • Commander UK Maritime Component - COMUKMARCOMP
  • Commander Maritime Reserves - COMMARRES
  • Commodore of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary - Cdre RFA

  • Commodore (Amphibious Warfare) - COMAW or COM(AW) or Cdre (AW)
  • Commodore in Charge, Hong Kong
  • Commodore Royal Naval Reserve - Cdre RNR
  • Commodore Royal Yachts
  • Senior Naval Officer West Indies - SNOWI

The Royal Marines are part of the Naval Service

  • Major General Royal Marines Commando Forces - MGRM Cdo Forces
  • Major General Royal Marines Training - MGRM Trng
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