naval command
Maritime military leadership
Naval command refers to the authority structure governing naval forces, or to a specific organizational unit within a navy: Pacific Fleet falls under U.S. Naval Command.
It encompasses both the act of commanding naval operations and the headquarters or institution exercising that authority.
A naval command may control ships, submarines, aircraft, and shore installations within its designated area of responsibility.
- flagshipCommander's principal vessel
- admiralSenior naval commander
- shore leaveSailor's permitted absence ashore
- navyMaritime military force
- commodoreOne-star naval officer
war planning · combat tactics · war room · Pacific Fleet · fleet · sea power · warship · convoy · orders · bridge · battle stations · all hands on deck · communication protocols · battleship · destroyer · carrier · fleet admiral · strategy
- naval forcesnavy, fleet, warships, Royal Navy, US Navy
- US Navynavy, fleet, sailor, admiral, submarine
- naval personnelsailors, seamen, captains, admirals, officers
- navalsailors, admirals, commanders, ships, frigates
- naval affairsadmiralty, admiral, fleet admiral, rear admiral, vice admiral
- naval historybattleships, admiral, battleship, navies, admirals
naval commandground forces
Military troops on land
land forces · air force command · army headquarters · ground operations · space command