Admiral
Discover a compendium of renowned individuals who have achieved the prestigious rank of Admiral. Explore the profiles of celebrated figures who have served with distinction in naval forces around the world. From historical leaders to modern-day innovators, this list showcases the remarkable achievements of those who have commanded the seas.
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Domenico Cavagnari
 ItalyItalian admiral.
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Michael Knyazev
Russian admiral.
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Leonid Ivanov
Russian naval figure, rear admiral
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Heihatiro Togo
 JapanJapanese admiral who defeated the Russian fleet in the Battle of Tsushima
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Pierre-Charles Villeneuve
 FranceFrench admiral.
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Jacques Felix Emmanuel Hamelin
France Baron, French admiral, East India privateer.
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Ernest Joseph King
 USAAmerican admiral who commanded the US Navy during World War II.
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Francois Joseph Paul Grasse
France French admiral, participant in the American War of Independence.
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Diogo Lopes de Sequeira
 PortugalPortuguese navigator, admiral
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John Hunter
 Great BritainBritish naval officer, vice admiral, explorer, naturalist and colonial administrator
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Edward Montagu
Great Britain Earl, English admiral
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Claude Congreve Dobson
Great Britain British Victoria Cross Knight, Rear Admiral
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Harold Alexander
Great Britain English field marshal
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Chester Nimic
USA American admiral
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Edwin Alexander-Sinclair
Great Britain British Admiral
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Carl Gustaf Wrangel
 SwedenSwedish admiral and field marshal
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Jean-Baptiste Du Casse
France French Buccaneer and Admiral
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Edward Codrington
Great Britain British admiral.
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Francois Joseph Bouvet
France French admiral, participant in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
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Tiuiti Nagumo
Japan Japanese naval figure, admiral.
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Lorentz Creutz
Sweden Swedish baron, member of the Riksrod, admiral-general
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Arseniy Golovko
 RussiaAdmiral
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Horacio Nelson
Great Britain Admiral
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Takeo Kurita
Japan Japanese naval figure, vice admiral (1.5.1942)
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Wilhelm Marshall
 GermanyAdmiral, an outstanding naval tactician
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Augustus Keppel
Great Britain British sailor, 18th century admiral
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Rocher de Lauria
 DiveAdmiral of Aragon
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Edward Vernon
Great Britain British Admiral
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Philips van Almonde
 NetherlandsDutch admiral, student and associate of de Ruyter
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Francois-Paul Brueys D'Aigalliers
France French admiral, participant in the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars
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Walter Cowan
Great Britain British Admiral
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Charles Baudin
France French admiral, commander-in-chief of the French naval forces
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Henry Kellett
Great Britain English Arctic explorer, Vice Admiral
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Hobart Pasha
Dive British Vice Admiral, Admiral of the Ottoman Empire
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Alvaro de Bazan
 SpainSpanish admiral, 1st Marquis of Santa Cruz
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George Cockburn
Great Britain English military and statesman, admiral of the fleet
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Giovanni Andrea Doria
Italy Admiral of the Genoese fleet (1556) from the Doria family.
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Geoffrey Hornby
Great Britain British naval officer, Admiral of the Fleet
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Constantine Kanaris
 GreeceGreek admiral, hero of the Greek War of Independence, politician
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Karmen Melendez
 VenezuelaVenezuelan statesman and military leader, Navy Admiral
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Gustav Kieseritzky
Germany German naval officer, vice admiral
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Kamimura Hikonojo
Japan Japanese Admiral
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Mineichi Koga
Japan Japanese naval and statesman
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Jean D'Estrees
France French naval commander, admiral.
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Jalil Djavadov
 AzerbaijanRear Admiral
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Walter Warzecha
Germany German naval officer, General Admiral
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Franklin Buchanan
USA US naval officer, admiral, participant in the American Civil War
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David Beatty
Great Britain British naval commander, Admiral of the Fleet
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Arleigh Albert Burke
USA Admiral of the United States Navy
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Georgiy Antiohiyskiy
A Sicilian naval commander, "ammiratus ammiratorum" (literally "emir of emirs", traditionally translated as "admiral of admirals"), who conquered a number of cities on the coast of North Africa for Roger II and took part in the war against Byzantium.
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