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Naval ranks
...militaries all use similar schema of military ranks. Modern navies use '''naval ranks''' that are of comparable seniority to the ranks used by armies and air for The most senior naval ranks, collectively called "flag ranks", include '''Fleet Admiral''' or '''Admira

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Naval ranks/Definition

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Naval ranks/Related Articles

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Lieutenant (naval)
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Naval rank
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Commander
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Lieutenant commander
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Warrant officer
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Lieutenant Commander
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Lieutenant (naval forces)
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Naval ranks
...militaries all use similar schema of military ranks. Modern navies use '''naval ranks''' that are of comparable seniority to the ranks used by armies and air for The most senior naval ranks, collectively called "flag ranks", include '''Fleet Admiral''' or '''Admira

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Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
...vy after his honeymoon and was stationed in [[Malta]]. He rose through the naval ranks and commanded his own frigate, [[HMS Magpie (1943)|HMS ''Magpie'']].

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March Definitions
* [[Naval ranks/Definition]]

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March RA
* [[Naval ranks/Related Articles]]

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March Metadata
* [[Template:Naval ranks/Metadata]]

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