List of fleets and major commands of the Royal Navy
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| Ships of the Royal Navy |
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A - B - C - D - E - F - G |
| 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 |
- The Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Fleet
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
- Grand Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Grand Fleet
- Pacific Fleet - Commander-in-Chief Pacific Fleet
- Force H
- 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
- Commander-in-Chief Naval Home Command - CINCNAVHOME (and Second Sea Lord)
- Commander UK Maritime Forces - COMUKMARFOR
- Commander UK Amphibious Forces - COMUKAMPHIBFOR (and Commandant General Royal Marines)
- Flag Officer Reserves - FOR
- Flag Officer Scotland, Northern England, Northern Ireland - FOSNNI
- Flag Officer Sea Training - FOST
- Flag Officer Training and Recruitment - FOTR
- 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
- Commandant General Royal Marines (and Commander UK Amphibious Forces) - CGRM
- Commander 3 Commando Brigade
- Major General Royal Marines Commando Forces - MGRM Cdo Forces
- Major General Royal Marines Training - MGRM Trng