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...r days old at promotion. He later claimed that he was the youngest of the lieutenants promoted in that batch.<ref>Bacon. ''From 1900 Onwards''. p. 22.</ref> H

...anticipated from Belfast.<br><br>I personally with the Torpedo and Gunnery Lieutenants [note: these were actually Lt. Cdrs. [[Robert Stedman MacFarlan|Robert S. M

...ended by four Flag Officers, thirteen Captains, thirteen Commanders, seven Lieutenants, four Army officers, two Royal Marines officers and one Commander from the ...>(d) Midshipmen will not be eligible for these courses and, as regards Sub-Lieutenants

...himself. Candidates for the Staff will be selected from volunteers among Lieutenants of suitable seniority as well as officers of other branches throughout the

...{Gaz|25372|3009|1 July, 1884}} At the end of the year he went through the Lieutenants' short course of Torpedo on half pay, and on 1 January, 1885, commissioned ...ng left is that he should have a Captain for an assistant to deal with the Lieutenants, instead of a civilian clerk doing so. Bridgeman deserves the thanks of the

...robably with some exaggeration, to have acted as Greek coach to one of the lieutenants, Montagu Burrows. In the ''Conway'' Hoskins remained for some years, partic

...nt in Command).<br>Staff Commanders.<br>Navigating Lieutenants, &c.<br>Sub-Lieutenants.<br>Midshipmen and Naval Cadets.<br>Paymasters.<br>Assistant Paymasters.<br

| The 2^nd Sea Lord directs all appointments of Lieutenants, Masters, Pursers, Mates, Midⁿ &c. Superintends the Excellent, ...fficers under the rank of Commander (exclusive of Lieutenants in Command), Lieutenants, Masters, Masters' Assistants, Mates, Midshipmen, Naval Cadets, Warrant Off

...nt in Command).<br>Staff Commanders.<br>Navigating Lieutenants, &c.<br>Sub-Lieutenants.<br>Midshipmen and Naval Cadets.<br>Paymasters.<br>Assistant Paymasters.<br

...neteen Squadron Commanders, twelve Flight Commanders, and sixty-one Flight Lieutenants.{{AWO1914|55 of 26 June 1914, Appendix I}}

Gaunt was specially promoted from the Supplementary List of Lieutenants to the rank of {{CommRN}} on 30 June, 1901, for services in Samoa.{{Gaz|273

...utenant. || 9 Feb. - 28 May, 1909 || First Class. Placed fifth out of six lieutenants in order of merit. ...| Lieutenant. || 29 Sept., 1908 - 22 Jan., 1909 || Placed fifth out of six lieutenants in order of merit. "Good."

<blockquote>"The acting sub-lieutenants were taught mathematics by a senior naval instructor who, after his retirem

...ommand.<ref>Gordon. ''The Rules of the Game''. p. 234.</ref> One of the lieutenants, [[Bryan Godfrey Godfrey-Faussett|Godfrey-Faussett]] wrote in his diary tha

...der''' is a rank in the [[Royal Navy]], to which [[Lieutenant (Royal Navy)|Lieutenants]] of eight years' seniority were promoted. It was introduced in March, 191 ...for a C in C to weigh the comparative merits of the various <u>senior</u> lieutenants serving under his command. It will be still more difficult in the case of

...March, 1905. On 20 January, 1906 Reyne was selected to join the class of Lieutenants chosen to qualify for Gunnery duties from 19 March of that year. On 29 May

...neteen Squadron Commanders, twelve Flight Commanders, and sixty-one Flight Lieutenants.{{AWO1914|55 of 26 June 1914, Appendix I}}

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...regards executive command and ship's duty generally as Gunnery and Torpedo Lieutenants, and were not excused from any ship's duties, except those which interfered 9. Lieutenants (N) were permitted to attend a course of five weeks' instruction at the nav

...nted as a Junior Staff Officer to ''Excellent''<ref name=Record1383/> with Lieutenants [[Hugh Pigot Williams|Hugh Williams]] and [[John Rushworth Jellicoe, First

...dmiral Lord Lyons, I applied, with his permission, for Tryon as one of the lieutenants of the Royal Albert, and as such he more than fulfilled the opinions I had

...ing within the rigid structures of the Victorian navy. When one of the sub-lieutenants shot a seal (a vital source of fresh food for the scurvy sufferers) he ‘w

...employed, one of them in the [[Royal Australian Navy]]: The number of Flag Lieutenants afloat and ashore was 27.<ref>''The Navy List, for March, 1913, Corrected t

| Lieutenants: || [[Horatio Westmacott]] - 6-inch Control Officer

Writing to Lord Fisher on the subject of New Scheme Lieutenants (E) in late 1911, Engineer Commander [[Charles Gerald Taylor|Charles G. Tay

...ine to enter the Royal Navy on a Supplementary List of Lieutenants and Sub-Lieutenants.<ref>Order in Council of 29 July, 1895.</ref> In 1898 provision was made f ...sing paid for them and also never having to go on half pay makes the other Lieutenants of the Service discontented. Since it appeared in the papers that you were

When informed that one of his Sub-Lieutenants, [[Eric Sydney Brand|E. S. Brand]], had been requested to commission {{UK-V

...l the complement of Naval Cadets had increased to 306 due to a shortage in Lieutenants, and the additional numbers created conditions of overcrowding. Captain Po ...the entry of Naval Cadets were promulgated, in response to the shortage of Lieutenants having been rectified: the annual intake of 214 Naval Cadets in 1864 had fa

...Admiral [[Christopher George Francis Maurice Cradock|Cradock]]), and four lieutenants of terms. The present Admiral [[Lewis Clinton-Baker|Clinton-Baker]] was my

...vy]] officers during their service as Naval Cadets, Midshipmen, Acting Sub-Lieutenants as well as the Results of the Examination for the Rank of {{LieutRN}}.

In September 1900, he was one of several Lieutenants appointed to the serve in the {{UK-1Phaeton|f=t}} upon her commissioning.<r

...19 July, 1912|Order in Council of 19 July, 1912]]. Mates ranked with Sub-Lieutenants,<ref>''The Navy List'' (October, 1915). p. 951''a''.</ref> and not Lieuten

...n half were saved.<ref>Bacon. ''Earl Jellicoe''. p. 24.</ref> Among the Lieutenants in ''Newcastle'' were [[Edmund Samuel Poë|Edmund Poë]] (later Commander-i ...would be pleased to have you on the bridge of my flagship as any one of my lieutenants."<ref>Winton. ''Jellicoe''. pp. 20-21.</ref> He recounted to his mother:

...Royal Naval War College]] at Portsmouth. There he placed first out of six lieutenants in order of merit, and consequently was sent to the Army Staff College, Cam

Handwritten seniority list of Sub-lieutenants and Lieutenants.

...l Gunnery, from 1914 to 1918''. p. 22.</ref> In 1915 the Long Course for Lieutenants qualifying in Gunnery Duties was restarted but was reduced by 50% to six mo

...st Marquess of Milford Haven|Prince Louis of Battenberg]]; and amongst the Lieutenants were [[Charles John Briggs|Charles J. Briggs]] and [[George V|Prince George

...{{LieutRN}} straight away, but for the fact that there were four other Sub-Lieutenants in his class who also had three firsts. The Admiralty decided that the fiv ...r.<ref name=ADM/196/38-691/> Also appointed as Junior Staff Officers were Lieutenants [[George John Scott Warrender, Seventh Baronet|George J. S. Warrender]] and

...mposed an Assistant Director of Torpedoes, three officers of Commanders or Lieutenants rank for gunnery work, three for torpedo work and a marines' officer for ge

...t consisted of one Director, three Assistant Directors, five Commanders or Lieutenants, five Royal Marines officers, and one Fleet Paymaster for "recruiting dutie

...1895, or an undiscovered letter from about those dates.{{ToL|The Supply Of Lieutenants In Time Of War|13 Sept. 1895, p. 15}}{{ToL|The Supply Of Officers For The N

..., confirmed after passing all examinations for the rank of {{LieutRN}}. As Lieutenants they could then specialise in gunnery (G), torpedo (T) and navigating (N) d ...arines but became Probationary Lieutenants, Royal Marines, rather than Sub-Lieutenants (M).

Provisional passing certificate for Lieutenants examination. Contains Jacksons grades for Seamanship, Navigation, and Gunne

The first British solution to this problem, suggested in 1903 by Lieutenants (T) [[Frank Brandt]] and [[Arthur Edward Silvertop|Arthur E. Silvertop]], w

...ar an extra stripe half the width of the two he already wore. In 1914 all Lieutenants of eight years' seniority formally became [[Lieutenant-Commander (Royal Nav It was customary for Lieutenants who'd received specialised training to have their specialty indicated by ap

...C. Brown]] as Gunnery Officer, Lieutenant W. J. B. Law as Torpedo Officer, Lieutenants F. Payne-Galloway, R. S. J. Wigram, and Hugh B. Mulleneux.<ref>"Naval & Mil

...ning eight years' seniority and all the regulations at present relating to Lieutenants of eight years' seniority to apply to Officers of the rank of Lieutenant-Co

...sent state of the Active Lists of Flag Officers, Captains, Commanders, and Lieutenants, and the Regulations, now in force governing the retirement of these Office <center>IV. ''As relates to Lieutenants''.</center>

*10 Lieutenants, *6 Lieutenants,

:Two Commanders or Lieutenants, R.N. ...h the title of Assistant-Director of Naval Intelligence. Two Commanders or Lieutenants, R.N. One Assistant-Paymaster, R.N.