Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy
















Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy and Chief of the Naval Staff

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Incumbent
Vice Admiral M.F.R. Lloyd
since June 2016

 Royal Canadian Navy
TypeCommissioned Officer
StatusCurrently constituted
AbbreviationComd RCN
Reports toChief of the Defence Staff
Term lengthAt Her Majesty's pleasure
DeputyDeputy Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy/Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff
WebsiteOfficial website

The Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy (French: Commandant de la Marine royale canadienne) is the institutional head of the Royal Canadian Navy. This appointment also includes the title Chief of the Naval Staff and is based at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa, Ontario. This individual reports to the Chief of the Defence Staff, who then responds to the Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Forces.




Contents





  • 1 History of the position


  • 2 Commanders


  • 3 See also


  • 4 Notes


  • 5 References




History of the position


The appointment was entitled Director of the Naval Service from 1910 to 1928 and then Chief of the Naval Staff from 1928 to 1964. In August 1964 the position of Chief of the Naval Staff was abolished. Responsibility for naval matters was split between the newly established Defence Staff in Ottawa and operational headquarters in Halifax (for the Atlantic fleet) and Esquimalt (for the Pacific fleet).[1] The appointment was entitled Commander of Maritime Command from 1966 to 1997 and Chief of the Maritime Staff from 1997 to 2011. In 2011 Maritime Command was renamed the Royal Canadian Navy at which time the appointment was renamed to its present incarnation.[2][3]



Commanders


Director of the Naval Service


















№

NameTook officeLeft officeTime in office
1

Sir C.E. Kingsmill


Kingsmill, CharlesAdmiral
Sir C.E. Kingsmill
(1855–1935)
4 May 191031 December 192111 years
2

W. Hose


Hose, W.Commodore
W. Hose
(1875–1965)
192119286–7 years
Chief of the Naval Staff




























































№

NameTook officeLeft officeTime in office
1

W. Hose


Hose, W.Rear Admiral
W. Hose
(1875–1965)
1928December 19335–6 years
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P.W. Nelles


Hose, W.Captain
P.W. Nelles
(1892–1951)
Acting
December 1933July 19347 months
2

P.W. Nelles


Hose, W.Vice Admiral
P.W. Nelles
(1892–1951)
July 1934January 19449 years
3

G.C. Jones


Jones, GeorgeVice Admiral
G.C. Jones
(1895–1946)
January 19448 February 1946 †2 years
4

H.E. Reid


Reid, H.Vice Admiral
H.E. Reid
(1897–1962)
8 February 194631 August 19471 years
5

H.T.W. Grant


Grant, H.Vice Admiral
H.T.W. Grant
(1899–1965)
1 September 19471 December 19515 years
6

E.R. Mainguy


Mainguy, E.Vice Admiral
E.R. Mainguy
(1901–1979)
1 December 1951January 19564 years
7

H.G. DeWolf


DeWolf, H.Vice Admiral
H.G. DeWolf
(1903–2000)
January 195631 July 19604 years
8

H.S. Rayner


DeWolf, H.Vice Admiral
H.S. Rayner
(1911–1976)
[a]		1 August 196019643–4 years
Commander of Maritime Command
  1. Rear Admiral W.M. Landymore 1966-1966

  2. Vice Admiral J.C. O'Brien (in the rank of Rear Admiral between 1966–1968 and Vice-Admiral between 1968–1970)

  3. Vice Admiral H.A. Porter 1970–1971

  4. Rear Admiral R.W. Timbrell 1971–1973

  5. Vice Admiral D.S. Boyle 1973–1977

  6. Vice Admiral A.L. Collier 1977–1979

  7. Vice Admiral J. Allan 1979–1980

  8. Vice Admiral J.A. Fulton 1980–1983

  9. Vice Admiral J.C. Wood 1983–1987

  10. Vice Admiral C.M.W. Thomas 1987–1989

  11. Vice Admiral R.E. George 1989–1991

  12. Vice Admiral (later Admiral) J.R. Anderson 1991–1992

  13. Vice Admiral P.W. Cairns 1992–1994

  14. Vice Admiral L.E. Murray 1994–1995

  15. Vice Admiral L.G. Mason 1995–1997

Chief of the Maritime Staff










































№

NameTook officeLeft officeTime in office
1

G.L. Garnett


Garnett, G.Vice Admiral
G.L. Garnett
(born 1944)
12 January 199724 September 19978 months
2

G.R. Maddison


Maddison, G.Vice Admiral
G.R. Maddison
(born 1949)
24 September 1997May 20013 years, 7 months
3

R.D. Buck


Buck, R.Vice Admiral
R.D. Buck
May 200120042–3 years
4

M.B. MacLean


MacLean, M.Vice Admiral
M.B. MacLean
200422 January 20061–2 years
5

D.W. Robertson


Robertson, D.Vice Admiral
D.W. Robertson
23 January 200620092–3 years
6

P.D. McFadden


McFadden, P.Vice Admiral
P.D. McFadden
(born 1957)
200921 July 20112–3 years
Chief of the Naval Staff and Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy
























№

NameTook officeLeft officeTime in office
1

P.A. Maddison


Maddison, P.Vice Admiral
P.A. Maddison
21 July 2011June 20131 year, 10 months
2

M.A.G. Norman


Norman, M.Vice Admiral
M.A.G. Norman
(born 1964)
June 2013January 20162 years, 7 months
3

M.F.R. Lloyd


Lloyd, M.Vice Admiral
M.F.R. Lloyd
23 June 2016Incumbent2 years, 7 months


See also



  • Chief of the Defence Staff, the second most senior member of the Canadian Forces after the Commander-in-Chief


  • Commander of the Canadian Army, the institutional head of the Canadian Army.


  • Commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the institutional head of the Royal Canadian Air Force.


Notes




  1. ^ The Royal Canadian Navy had no official head between 1964, when the position of Chief of the Naval Staff was abolished, and 1966, when the position of Commander of Maritime Command was established. In 1968 the Royal Canadian Navy ceased to exist after it was unified with the Canadian Army and the Royal Canadian Air Force to form the Canadian Forces.




References




  1. ^ Whitby, et al., eds. "The Admirals", p. 357. Dundurn Press, 2006.


  2. ^ Canadian Navy, Air Force 'Royal' Again With Official Name Change Huffington Post, 15 August 2011


  3. ^ DSA Vice-Admiral Maddison Archived June 28, 2013, at the Wayback Machine












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