Royal Navy

Some of the responsibilities of an aircraft controller in the Royal Navy include being right at the core of flying operations either at sea or in flight. The person must be flexible with work schedule, be able to work in various dangerous situations, both at day and in the night. These are only some of the responsibilities.

In June 1789, Bass passed a naval medical examination, which allowed him to join the navy immediately as 'Mr Bass', first assistant to a surgeon on a first-rate ship. He joined the 'HMS Flirt', a 14 gun sloop under the command of Captain James Norman, serving as Surgeon's mate.

Mostly mild steel but I don't know the grade.

There are many rules governing the use of these ensigns under different circumstances and by ships of varying size, actions such as leaving harbour etc. Check the Related Links for more info. Red British ship receiving a signal by a British naval vessel, entering or leaving a foreign port, and if over 50 tons entering or leaving a British port Blue merchantman commanded by a Naval Reservist Officer etc White Only vessels of the Royal Navy or the Royal Yacht Squadron (plus the Trinity House vessel "Patricia" when escorting the Sovereign) are allowed to fly the white ensign at sea or in harbour. During times of war, R.N. vessels fly the Union Jack, and when going into battle, strike the jack and hoist the White Ensign, also known as "The Battle Flag ". Afterwards, the White Ensign is flown until the ship returns to her home port, when the Union Jack is re-hoisted as she enters harbour. Royal The Royal Ensign is ONLY flown when the Monarch is aboard a vessel.

George Washington was NEVER a member of the British Royal Navy, but he did fight in the British Army during the French and Indian War

As of October 2023, the Royal Navy is engaged in various operations, including maritime security, counter-piracy, and humanitarian assistance missions. They are also participating in joint exercises with allied forces to enhance readiness and interoperability. Additionally, the Royal Navy is focusing on modernization efforts, including the integration of advanced technologies and new vessels into its fleet.

The Royal Navy employs a range of communication methods to ensure effective coordination and operational efficiency. This includes secure radio communications, satellite systems, and encrypted messaging platforms for real-time information sharing. Additionally, visual signaling methods, such as flags and lights, are used for clear communication between vessels while at sea. Comprehensive training in communication protocols ensures that personnel can effectively convey critical information in various scenarios.

Royal Navy sailors are colloquially known as "Jack" due to the historical association with the term "Jack Tar," which referred to sailors in the British Navy. The term "Jack" has roots in the 17th century and signifies the common sailor, often depicted in popular culture and literature. Additionally, “Jack” is used in various naval expressions, such as "Jack of the Navy," reinforcing its connection to the maritime tradition.

The Royal Navy supported the growth of the empire in many ways. By allowing open shipping from Great Britain, it expanded the ability to utilize more products.

Henry Osborn - Royal Navy officer - was born in 1694.

I've read his autobiography and the authorised biography and neither mention boxing.

He joined the volunteer Royal Navy upon the outbreak of war and served in Destroyers and later Steam Gun Boats.

He was a skater, glider champion, olympic sailor, painter, conservationist and author/broadcaster so a multi-talented man.

But not aware of him adding boxing to the list

Yes.

The RN currently operates 4 classes of submarine, all of which are nuclear powered:

There remains one Swiftsure Class SSN (HMS Sceptre)

There are 6 Trafalgar Class SSN (Turbulent, Tireless, Torbay, Trenchant, Talent, Triumph. Trafalgar has been decommissioned)

In addition, there are 4 Vanguard class SSBNs armed with the Trident missile. These form the UKs independent nuclear deterrent (Vanguard, Victorious, Vigilant and Vengeance)

HMS Astute is the first of a new class of 6 boats and is currently undergoing sea trial.

every type of royal naval ship has a logistics dept however the likes of HMS Liverpool and HMS Raliegh are the core ships for the logistics foundation!

Easy, Lord Lewis Mountbatten was an Admiral, Top-ranking Naval officer. If he was an Army man, it would have been an Ra contingent.

The Royal Navy is popularly considered to date its founding to the year 896 when Alfred the Great ordered the creation of a number of dedicated extra-large naval ships - although Wessex already had a navy before that time.

War and Military History

The left and right as judged by a person on board the craft as they face the front or the bow. The best way to remember it is that left is a four letter word and so is port.

Lt. Robert Maynard and Anne Johnson were said to be married in 1718. Robert Maynard is best known for his role in the death of the legendary Blackbeard the pirate.

Blue and white.

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It depends on when and where it's serving.

EDSG (Extra Dark Sea Grey) upper surfaces with white undersides were usual service colours, but there have been other paint schemes, including one drone aircraft that was a rather striking red and yellow.

Pay in the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps was dependent on work done. In the lower ranks, unskilled work was paid at the rate of 24 shillings a week. Shorthand typists could get 45 shillings a week. 12 shillings six pence was deducted per week for food though uniforms and accommodation were free.