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'''Gunner''' was a Warrant Officer (later a Commissioned Warrant Officer) rank in the [[Royal Navy]]. Typically, a man would first be named an Acting Gunner for about a year before being confirmed in the rank – a step not always noted in Service Records. | '''Gunner''' was a Warrant Officer (later a Commissioned Warrant Officer) rank in the [[Royal Navy]]. Typically, a man would first be named an Acting Gunner for about a year before being confirmed in the rank – a step not always noted in Service Records. | ||
| − | Gunners with fifteen years seniority would attain the next rank, that of [[Chief Gunner (Royal Navy)|Chief Gunner]]. | + | Gunners with fifteen years seniority would attain the next rank, that of [[Chief Gunner (Royal Navy)|Chief Gunner]], which was later called a "Command Gunner". |
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:54, 15 March 2022
Gunner was a Warrant Officer (later a Commissioned Warrant Officer) rank in the Royal Navy. Typically, a man would first be named an Acting Gunner for about a year before being confirmed in the rank – a step not always noted in Service Records.
Gunners with fifteen years seniority would attain the next rank, that of Chief Gunner, which was later called a "Command Gunner".
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