His Royal Navy

His Royal Navy
Badge of His Royal Navy
Founded	2 July 2017 (2017-07-02)
Country	Baustralian Empire
Allegiance	John I
Type	Navy
Motto(s)	Pro patria (Latin: For country)
March	Heart of Oak
Mascot(s)	CPO Bailey
Commanders
Lord High Admiral	Admiral of the Fleet John I
First Sea Lord	Admiral Sir John Timpson KG GBE CKB CStG ADC(P) HRN
Second Sea Lord	Vice admiral Sir Nick Sullivan KG OKB MM MP HRN
Third Sea Lord	Vice admiral Lord Mayjames KG CKB OW MM HRN
Fleet chief petty officer	Warrant officer Micheal Taggart HRN
Insignia
White ensign
Naval Jack
Pennant
Colour

His Royal Navy (HRN) is Baustralia's naval warfare force, responsible for the protection of the waters and for transporting planes and army corps through the water. The first formed service branch, HRN is known as the Senior Service. HRN has always been the strongest force, even though the least practical service by water percentage.

History

The HRN is the most prominent force by strength, and by usage in the Baustralian Conquest. The militia that formed the Baustralian Armed Forces – and subsequently, His Royal Navy – paraded as a naval militia by the order of the Crown. It was formed on 2 July 2017 by John I with Sir John Timpson named the Lord High Admiral. December that year, the Admiralty was dissolved in favour of one commander. Timpson was named Commander His Royal Navy.

In February 2018, the Admiralty was reformed by the Crown, and John was self-appointed as Lord High Admiral. Timpson was named Commander His Majesty's Fleet Baustralia, giving him similar duties as Commander His Royal Navy. He was also named First Sea Lord. In March 2018, an offer was given to Wangatangia to have the Baustralian Armed Forces parent the Wangatang Task Force, effectively forming the Wangatang Fleet division. It was later dissolved when the last Wangatang ship was decommissioned.

Structure

The HRN is commanded titularly by the Lord High Admiral – a position held by the Commander in Chief, John I – and professionally by the First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff – a position held by Admiral Sir John Timpson.

Rank	Name	Position
Lord High Admiral
Admiral of the Fleet	King John I	Lord High Admiral and Commander-in-Chief
First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff
Admiral	Sir John Timpson	First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff
Warrant officer	Micheal Taggart	Fleet chief petty officer
Second Sea Lord and Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff
Vice admiral	Sir Nick Sullivan	Second Sea Lord and Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff
Major general	Duke of Wells	Commandant-General
Captain	Lady Smith	Director of Music
Naval Headquarters
Vice admiral	Lord Mayjames	Third Sea Lord and Fleet Commander
Captain	Brianna Broersma	Provost Marshal (HRN)

Fighting arms

His Royal Navy has two fighting arms: His Royal Navy Fleet, containing members stationed with ships and His Royal Marines. It formerly had a Naval Amphibious Arm made up of members from the former His Royal Marines, which was dissolved.

Naval Air Arm

The Naval Air Arm (NAA) was the aerial arm of His Royal Navy and deals with all aircraft in the navy. All NAirA members wear the same insignia, double wings, royally crowned, with the cypher in a laurel wreath, all in gold for NCOs and officers, red or blue for NCOs. This badge is worn above the rank insignia of NCOs and officers, and for NCMs, centred with the armpit and opening of the jacket, 1 inch from the shoulder or a quarter-inch above any medals.

A new fighting arm was formed in His Royal Navy, merging the Naval Air Arm and the Kingdom's Secret Service Brigade to form the current inception of His Royal Marines.

Uniforms and trade badges of the NAirA

NCMs	NCOs	Officers

Naval Amphibious Arm

Dissolved by Act of Parliament, His Royal Marines became the Naval Amphibious Arm (NAmpA), similar in structure to the Naval Air Arm already established. Non-commissioned members and non-commissioned officers wear trade badges, where the former wears a red or blue badge on the right arm centred between the shoulder and the point of the elbow, and the latter wears the badge in gold on the lapels. Commissioned officers wore an aircrew badge one inch above the rank insignia. It is was a trade for ratings who pass the Amphibious course. It was dissolved by an Act of Parliament for a lack of staff.

Uniforms and trade badges of the NAmpA

NCMs	NCOs	Officers

Ranks, rates, and insignia

His Royal Navy ranks, rates and insignia form part of the uniform of His Royal Navy. HRN uniforms are based on the uniforms of the Royal Navy, with the shoulder boards for flag officers based on the Royal Canadian Navy. The Admiral of the Fleet has similar insignia pinned onto the shoulder board as the Royal Navy.

For officers (see also His Royal Navy officer rank insignia):

NATO equiv. code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D)						Student officer
Baustralia (Edit)																															No equivalent
	Admiral of the Fleet		Admiral		Vice admiral		Rear admiral		Commodore		Captain		Commander		Lieutenant commander		Lieutenant		Sub-lieutenant						Cadet

For ratings, the system is based on the RN, adding ordinary rate, with RCN-style insignia. As the RN, ratings from leading rate to ordinary rate, the word 'rating' is replaced by their trade, or rate. Chief petty officers may also use Chief rate.

Seaman or other trades: Ordinary seaman

Cooks: Able cook

Canines: Leading canine

Drill and gunnery instructors: Chief gunner

HRN police: Ordinary regulator

Logistics: Able storeman

Medical: Leading medic

Musician: Chief musician

Other communicators: Ordinary communicator

Physical training instructor: Able instructor

Quartermaster: Leading quartermaster

Radio operators: Chief radioman

Sick berth staff: Ordinary sick berth staff

Signallers: Able signalman

Submariners: Leading submariner

Unofficially, ship's cats accorded ranks may be known as, in the case of a cat holding the rank of Chief petty officer, chief feline.

NATO equiv. Code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Baustralia (Edit)							No equivalent										No equivalent
	Baustralian chief petty officer	Fleet chief petty officer	Base chief petty officer		Warrant officer				Chief petty officer		Petty officer												Leading seaman				Able bodied seaman		Ordinary seaman				Landsman

Mascot

Bailey in No. 1B (Service) Dress

His Royal Navy's mascot is Bailey. Owned by the Princess of Kingston, he is a Chief petty officer, and was stationed to the Baustralian Corps of Canine Handlers before it was dissolved. He now belongs to HMS Promise (S5).

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