England Navy training school

The video discusses the progression of naval ranks leading to officers who will command Britain's ships. It highlights the role of admirals in the fleet and the unique British tradition where every ship is considered the king's property, with all men and officers serving under his command.

From which group do the officers who will command Britain's ships originate?

• The admirals

• The ranks

• The fleet

• The king's servants

What is the future role of these officers as they advance in their careers?

• To fly their pennants as admirals

• To serve as royal guards

• To manage naval supplies

• To become shipbuilders

What is the significance of the flagships in the British fleet?

• They are the oldest ships

• They are where admirals fly their pennants

• They are the fastest ships

• They are used for training

What is unique about the British naval tradition compared to other Western navies?

• Every ship is owned by the king

• Every ship is owned by the admiral

• Every ship is owned by the fleet

• Every ship is owned by the officers

Who are considered the servants of the king in the British naval tradition?

• Only the admirals

• Only the officers

• Every man and officer

• Only the shipbuilders