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• Guardian class patrol vessel
  ...litician)|Melissa Price]] the [[Minister for Defence Industry]] and [[Rear Admiral]] [[Wendy Malcolm]], representing Australia.<ref name=ADoD2020-10-29/><ref | work = [[Navy Recognition]]
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• Republic of Fiji Navy
  The '''Fijian Navy''' was created when [[Fiji]] ratified the recently created [[United Nations Captain [[Humphrey Tawake]] is the current Chief officer of the Fijian Navy.<ref name=AusNavy2019-09-10/><ref name=themarketherald2020-03-06/>
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• John Denison (Royal Navy)
  | known_for = Said to be the first Admiral, RN, born in Canada ...ive brothers served as army officers, but he served instead in the [[Royal Navy]].<ref name=DenisonFamily/>
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• VOEA Ngahau Siliva (P302)
  ...fair use.jpg | thumb | The ''Ngahau Silivia'' escorts the Royal Australian Navy ships ''HMAS Adelaide'' and ''HMAS Canberra'' into Nuku‘alofa harbour.]] ...ga, and [[Melissa Price]] the [[Minister for Defence Industry]] and [[Rear Admiral]] [[Wendy Malcolm]], representing Australia.<ref name=ADoD2020-10-29/>
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• Bertram Denison
  ...ear Admiral]] [[John Denison (Royal Navy)|John Denison]], into the [[Royal Navy]], seeing service as a midshipman aboard [[HMS Doris (1896)|HMS ''Doris'']] ...ote = Born, Greenock, Scotland, on 21 December 1883, the son of Rear-Admiral John Denison of Toronto, Canada, and Florence Ledgard of Yorkshire. Bertram
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• Fisheries and Oceans Canada
  ...of Marine and Fisheries (the Dominion Cruisers), and by Britain's [[Royal Navy]]. ...duced it as the Naval Service Bill. After third reading, the bill received royal assent on May 4, 1910, and became the Naval Service Act, administered by
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• David Cheap
  '''David Cheap''' was an officer in the [[Royal Navy]].<ref name=LaymanWager/> ...enant (navy)|lieutenant]], was appointed to serve under [[Commodore (Royal Navy)|Commodore]] [[George Anson, 1st Baron Anson|George Anson]], commander of a
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• Casablanca
  ...Casablanca also hosts the primary [[naval base]] for the [[Royal Moroccan Navy]]. ...or general (United States)|Major General]] [[George S. Patton]] and [[Rear Admiral]] [[Henry Kent Hewitt]], carried out the invasions of [[Kenitra|Mehdia]], [
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• Mary Gibson
  Frank was a [[Post Captain|Captain]], in the [[Royal Navy]], when he married, and his mother, and sisters Jane and Cassandra, lived w | title = Admiral Sir Francis William Austen G.C.B. - 1774-1865
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• John Bulkeley
  ...n the ship was sunk, and their pay ended, they were no longer bound by the Navy's discipline or [[Chain of Command]]. ...guardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/29/unpublished-letter-mutiny-hms-wager-royal-navy
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• Martha Lloyd
  ...ogical chart following p. 428.</ref> Her mother was second daughter of the Royal Governor of [[South Carolina]], [[Charles Craven]]. She is believed to have ...ith Jane's younger brother Frank and his wife, Mary. As an officer in the Navy, Frank was often away from home and this joining of households not only hel
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