fleet command
Ships' operational authority
Fleet command refers to the authority and organizational structure overseeing a naval fleet—the ships, personnel, and operations under unified leadership.
It may designate the headquarters exercising this authority or the position itself: She assumed fleet command in January.
In military video games and science fiction, fleet command often appears as a strategic gameplay element or narrative device: Fleet command ordered all ships to jump to hyperspace.
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- flagshipCommander's principal vessel
- dispatchSend with speed
- squadronMilitary aviation unit
- GPS trackingSatellite-based position detection
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fleet commandship captain
Commander of a vessel
seaman · deckhand · petty officer · junior officer · able seaman
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