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Random Supply Officers In The Royal Navy Who Have Reached Flag Rankreport

  • Acting Vice-Admiral (S) Sir Malcolm Giffard Stebbing Cull KCB CBE MVO (1891–1962) - appointed 10 July 1945 as Director-General Supply and Secretariat Branch until August 1948

  • Vice-Admiral Sir James (Edward Campbell) Kennon KCB CBE (1925–1991) - promoted Rear-Admiral 7 July 1978 and served as Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Policy) (1977–1979) and Port Admiral, Rosyth (1979–1981); promoted Vice-Admiral 7 April 1981 and appointed Chief of Fleet Support (1981–1983). From 23 May 1979 to October 1981 he was CNSSO; see obituary in The Times 26 January 1991

  • Rear-Admiral F R J Mack CB CBE (1897-19xx) - promoted 23 August 1951

  • Vice-Admiral Sir Norman (Egbert) Denning KBE CB (1904–1979) - promoted 1958 and served as Deputy Chief of Personnel (1958–59) and Director of Naval Manpower (1959–1960), Director of Naval Intelligence (1960–64) and Deputy Chief of Defence Staff (Intelligence) (1964–67). From 10 July 1962 to 24 January 1964 he was also CNSSO. On retirement, appointed Secretary of the Defence, Press and Broadcasting Advisory Committee (the D Notice Committee) 1967-c1970;

  • Paymaster Rear-Admiral Sir (Henry Wilfred) Eldon Manisty KCB CMG (1876–1960) - appointed 1 July 1929 as Paymaster Director-General.

  • Rear-Admiral (John Geoffrey) Robin Musson CB (born 30 May 1939) - promoted 13 August 1990 and served at Royal College of Defence Studies (RCDS) (1990–1993). Secretary, Diocese of Salisbury Sudan Link 1995-2005

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Speaking of the British navy we all think of must be that a very handsome uniform, but there were many people to follow it! The British Navy is not only good-looking, but they are also a force to be reckoned with. There are a few Supply Officers on the waiting list. Among the random tools was a list of 87 Royal Navy pay officers, supply officers, and logistics officers who reached the flag state level,

they come from different times and have different titles and ranks. You can also see their specific list, dates of birth and death, titles, and past achievements in the generator. In the 19th century, the Royal Navy was the dominant force at sea, more powerful than any other nation at the time, although as Supply Officers, their role in the military was also significant.

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