Category:Royal Navy Gunnery Officers

This category includes all officers of the Royal Navy qualified as Gunnery Lieutenant.

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Contents 1 Pre-Dreadnoughts 1.1 Cæsar 1.2 Hannibal 1.3 Jupiter 1.4 Magnificent 1.5 Mars 1.6 Albion 1.7 Glory 1.8 Ocean 1.9 Vengeance 1.10 Prince of Wales 1.11 Cornwallis 1.12 Duncan 1.13 Britannia 1.14 Dominion 1.15 Hibernia 1.16 Hindustan 1.17 King Edward VII 1.18 Zealandia 2 Dreadnoughts 2.1 Dreadnought 2.2 Bellerophon 2.3 Temeraire 2.4 Superb 2.5 St. Vincent 2.6 Collingwood 2.7 Neptune 2.8 Colossus 2.9 Hercules 2.10 Orion 2.11 Thunderer 2.12 Conqueror 2.13 King George V 2.14 Ajax 2.15 Centurion 2.16 Benbow 2.17 Emperor of India 2.18 Marlborough 2.19 Canada 2.20 Erin 2.21 Agincourt 2.22 Queen Elizabeth 2.23 Barham 2.24 Warspite 2.25 Valiant 2.26 Malaya 2.27 Ramillies 2.28 Resolution 2.29 Revenge 2.30 Royal Oak 2.31 Royal Sovereign 3 Battlecruisers 3.1 Invincible 3.2 Indomitable 3.3 Inflexible 3.4 Indefatigable 3.5 Australia 3.6 New Zealand 3.7 Lion 3.8 Princess Royal 3.9 Queen Mary 3.10 Tiger 3.11 Renown 3.12 Repulse 3.13 Courageous 3.14 Glorious 3.15 Furious 4 Monitors 4.1 Severn 4.2 Abercrombie 4.3 Havelock 4.4 Raglan 4.5 Roberts 4.6 Earl of Peterborough 4.7 General Craufurd 4.8 General Wolfe 4.9 Lord Clive 4.10 Prince Eugene 4.11 Prince Rupert 4.12 Sir John Moore 4.13 Erebus 5 Armoured Cruisers 5.1 Minotaur 5.2 Warrior 6 Protected Cruisers 6.1 Hawke 6.2 Theseus 7 Footnotes

Pre-Dreadnoughts

Cæsar

• Lieutenant-Commander Herbert Noel Stewart, August, 1913

Hannibal

• G. C. Foot

Jupiter

• Robert Mends

Magnificent

• Cyril Gordon Sedgwick
• Arthur John Power

Mars

• Lieutenant-Commander Christopher John Frederick Wood

Albion

• Lieutenant-Commander Hector Richard Monro, 20 July, 1916 –

Glory

• Arthur Lumley St. George Lyster
• Lieutenant-Commander Francis Cuthbert Platt, 13 July, 1916 –

Ocean

• Eric Ritchie Bent

Vengeance

• Lieutenant Eldred Stuart Brooksmith, 29 July, 1916 –

Prince of Wales

• James Francis Paget

Cornwallis

• Lieutenant Henry Falkiner Minchin, 24 September, 1914 –

Duncan

• Lieutenant Edward Overend Priestley, 5 July, 1915

Britannia

• Lieutenant-Commander Robert Mends, 2 September, 1916 –

Dominion

• Lieutenant-Commander Percy Hughes Ridler, 2 April, 1915 –

Hibernia

• Eric William Westgarth Ling, 2 July, 1915 –

Hindustan

• Reginald Hugh Errington

King Edward VII

Zealandia

Dreadnoughts

Dreadnought

• George Crozier Dillon

Bellerophon

• Hugh Dundas Hamilton
• Lieutenant-Commander Richard Ussher, 19 June, 1916 –
• Lieutenant-Commander John Bernard Hughes, July, 1918 –

Temeraire

• Alick Stokes

Superb

• John Claude Hamilton

St. Vincent

• Commander James Stuart McLaren Ritchie, – 1917

Collingwood

• Commander Hugh Charles Buckle, 17 March, 1914 –

Neptune

• Victor Hilary Danckwerts

Colossus

• Lieutenant-Commander Melville Adams Hawes, 6 January, 1914

Hercules

• Eric Ritchie Bent

Orion

• Commander Julian Francis Chichester Patterson, 3 January, 1914 –

Thunderer

• Lancelot Gordon Ingham

Conqueror

• Lieutenant-Commander Guy Darracott Millar, 21 January, 1917 –

King George V

• Lieutenant-Commander John Otho Nicholson Wood, 20 October, 1915

Ajax

• Reginald Hugh Errington

Centurion

• Lieutenant-Commander Aylmer Newton George Firebrace, 30 July, 1914
• Kenneth Edwards

Benbow

• Lieutenant-Commander William Raigersfeld Phillimore, 1914 – 1915

Emperor of India

• Lieutenant-Commander Henry Steuart Macnaghten Harrison-Wallace, 26 March, 1914 –

Marlborough

Canada

• Lieutenant-Commander Walter Macdonald Nash, 13 December, 1914

Erin

Agincourt

Queen Elizabeth

Barham

Warspite

• Philip William Douglas, 22 November, 1914 – ?.

Valiant

• George Crozier Dillon
• Archibald Seaburne May, 2 April, 1915 – to Jutland at least^[1]

Malaya

• Lieutenant-Commander Archibald Compton Winnington Domvile, 31 August, 1915 –

Ramillies

Resolution

Revenge

Royal Oak

Royal Sovereign

Battlecruisers

Invincible

Indomitable

Inflexible

Indefatigable

• The Honourable Alexander Robert Maule Ramsay

Australia

• Lieutenant-Commander Frederick Campbell Darley, 1914 – 1918

New Zealand

• Lieutenant-Commander Arthur Douglas Wales Smith, 23 July, 1915

Lion

Princess Royal

• Lieutenant-Commander Arthur John Power

Queen Mary

• Commander Robert Harman Llewellyn

Tiger

Renown

• Frederic Walter Bennett

Repulse

Courageous

• Lieutenant-Commander Cyril Gordon Sedgwick, April, 1916

Glorious

Furious

Monitors

Severn

• Eldred Stuart Brooksmith

Abercrombie

Havelock

• Lieutenant Reginald Hugh Errington, 6 March, 1915

Raglan

• Lieutenant-Commander Arthur John Power

Roberts

• Lieutenant Albert Bryant, May, 1918 –

Earl of Peterborough

• Lieutenant Guy Onslow Lydekker, 30 August, 1915

General Craufurd

• Lieutenant Reginald James Blakeney Drew, 17 June, 1915 –
• Frank Henderson Pegram

General Wolfe

• Lieutenant Ronald Granville Studd, 21 September, 1915

Lord Clive

• Lieutenant Lionel Frederick Robinson, D.S.C., 8 May, 1915

Prince Eugene

Prince Rupert

• J.B. Hughes

Sir John Moore

• Norman Cameron Moore

Erebus

• Lieutenant Frank George Fowle, D.S.C., 25 July, 1916

Armoured Cruisers

Minotaur

• Commander Edward Glyn de Styrap Jukes-Hughes, 6 January, 1914 –post- Jutland

Warrior

Protected Cruisers

Hawke

Theseus

Footnotes

1. ↑ Account of Eric Sydney Brand at the Battle of Jutland