Henry Harwood - Ranks

Ranks

Midshipman 1904
Acting Sub-Lieutenant 1907-07-30
Sub-Lieutenant 1908-04-09, seniority 1907-07-30
Lieutenant 1908-07-30
Lieutenant-Commander 1916-07-30
Commander 1921-06-30
Captain 1928-12-31
Commodore 2nd class 1936-09-17?
Commodore 1st class 1939-08-25?
Rear-Admiral 1939-12-13
Acting Admiral 1942-04-22?
Vice-Admiral 1942-02-06
Admiral (retired) 1945

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