Chief of the Naval Command

The Chief of the Naval Command is the highest-ranking officer responsible for overseeing a country's navy. They provide strategic direction, manage operations, and ensure that naval forces are prepared, disciplined, and effectively equipped. This role involves coordinating with government officials, setting policies, and leading the fleet in both routine and emergency situations. Essentially, they serve as the top leader guiding the navy’s mission, safeguarding national interests at sea, and ensuring operational readiness.