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.

Edward Husband Kimmel

American Admiral

American admiral

Vadim Berezovsky

Hero of the Soviet Union, rear admiral.

Nemetius, naval figure, admiral general

One of the participants in the Battle of Sinop and an outstanding defender of Sevastopol.

American admiral.

Augustus Keppel

British sailor, 18th century admiral

Panagiotou Aleksiano

Rear Admiral of the Russian fleet.

Vasiliy Chichagov

Admiral, Knight of the Order of St. George, 1st degree

Admiral, scientist, patriot

Arseniy Golovko

Jacques Felix Emmanuel Hamelin

Baron, French admiral, East India privateer.

Nicolas-Hippolyte Labrousse

French admiral and naval engineer.

Rocher de Lauria

Admiral of Aragon

Karl Hans Wachtmeister

Swedish admiral, baron.

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.

Vladimir Konovalov

Rear Admiral of the USSR Navy, Hero of the Soviet Union

Pedro Menendez de Aviles

Spanish admiral and explorer

One of the first circumnavigators of the world, a reformer of the British navy and a fighting admiral

Swedish admiral and governor.

French naval commander, admiral.

English rear admiral and Arctic explorer

Dzisaburo Ozawao

Japanese naval figure

John Thomas Duckworth

British Admiral

Gaspar de Ch-atillon Coligni

From 1552 admiral of France. From 1569 head of the Huguenots. Killed on St. Bartholomew's Night.

German Grand Admiral.

Jean-Baptiste Du Casse

French Buccaneer and Admiral

Francois Darlan

French Admiral of the Fleet

Willem Joseph Ghent

Lieutenant-Admiral of the Dutch Navy. He served in the Dutch Navy from 1648. In 1666, he took part in the Dutch Navy's raid at the mouth of the Thames River. In 1672, he died during the Battle of Solebay. Baron van Gent was the first commander of the special

Felice Canevaro

Duke of Castelvari e Zoagli, Count of Santander. Italian admiral and politician.

Aleksandr Nemitc

Vice Admiral of the USSR Navy.

Admiral and descendant of famous Russian admirals

Admiral, national hero of Peru.

Stepan Lesovskiy

Russian naval commander, admiral.

Carl Gustaf Wrangel

Swedish admiral and field marshal

Johan Arnold Zoutman

British Admiral

Theodor Krancke

German admiral, participant in the First and Second World Wars.

Japanese naval leader, admiral (15.5.1945).

Takidziro Onishi

Japanese naval figure

Ivan Grigorovich

Admiral, Minister of the Navy under Nicholas II (since 1911)

Ottoman admiral and privateer

Vilhelm Teggetgov

Austrian naval commander

British naval officer, vice admiral, explorer, naturalist and colonial administrator

British Admiral

George Cockburn

English military and statesman, admiral of the fleet

Kristoffer Throndsen

Norwegian admiral, pirate

Thomas Cochrane

British admiral and politician, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath