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Members of the Royal Navy do not swear an oath of allegiance to a monarch or a leader in the same way some other military forces do; instead, they take an oath of service to their country and its constitution. This reflects the UK's constitutional monarchy, where loyalty is directed towards the nation rather than an individual. Additionally, the focus is on upholding the values and duties of the service rather than personal allegiance.

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