John Willett Payne (1752 - 1803), Rear-Admiral of the Red *enamel *19.8 x 16 cm *March 1804 . English: John Willett Payne (1752 - 1803), Rear-Admiral of the Red enamel 19.8 x
Captain Sir John Gore (1772–1836), Vice-Admiral of the Red | Art UK
Admiral of the Fleet (Royal Navy) - Wikipedia
Gordon Thomas Falcon, Rear Admiral of the Red from the collection of The Lilley | Artwork Archive
Royal Navy - 1893. Admiral of the Fleet and Captain, full dress. | Admiral of the fleet, British uniforms, Fleet
File:British Flag Officers Promotion Path 1805 to 1864.png - Wikimedia Commons
Footbeats - Single | Admiral of the Red | Admiral Of The Red
A memoir of William Wolseley: Admiral of the Red Squadron: Innes, Mary C: 9781176401068: Amazon.com: Books
An Admiral for America: Sir Peter Warren,Vice Admiral of the Red, 1703-1752 by Julian Gwyn
John, Earl of St. Vincent, Admiral of the Red and Gen'l of Marine, Published Nov.
English: Painted while Vice-Admiral of the Red and Commander-in-Chief of the English Mediterranean fleet, 1742-44. In the background is Hyères Bay, Toulon, with Mathews' second in command, Richard Lestock's flagship the
File:Portrait of Sir Roger Curtis Bart. rear admiral of the red (4669722).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Admiral of the Red
The flagship of a Rear-Admiral of the Red, with an Admiral of the Fleet aboard,
Admiral of the Red
Red Admiral Butterfly
Sir George Cockburn, G.C.B., rear admiral of the Red & one of his Majesty's lords of the admiralty / painted by I.J. Halls, Esqr. ; engraved by C. Turner. | Library of Congress
Used RMN Rear Admiral of the Red Boards - The Royal Manticoran Navy BuSup
Red Admiral | Butterfly Conservation
Footbeats - Single | Admiral of the Red | Admiral Of The Red
Red Admiral Butterfly
Nelson 220 - British Flag officers begin their career in the Blue Squadron as Commodore of the Blue, then White, then Red if successful they are duly promoted up to the rank
Fleet Admiral - TRMN
Admiral of the White - Wikiwand
Admiral | Hornblower | Fandom
