HMS Victory - Admirals Who Have Hoisted Their Flag On The Victory

Admirals Who Have Hoisted Their Flag On The Victory

Over the two centuries since Victory's launch, numerous admirals have hoisted their flag in her:

List of Admirals
Admiral From Until
Admiral The Viscount Keppel 16 May 1778 28 October 1778
Admiral Sir Charles Hardy 19 March 1779 14 May 1780
Admiral Sir Francis Geary 24 May 1780 28 August 1780
Rear Admiral Francis Samuel Drake 26 September 1780 29 December 1780
Vice Admiral Sir Hyde Parker 20 March 1781 31 May 1781
Commodore John Elliott June 1781 August 1781
Rear Admiral Richard Kempenfelt 10 September 1781 11 March 1782
Admiral The Earl Howe 20 April 1782 14 November 1782
Admiral The Earl Howe July 1790 August 1790
Admiral The Lord Hood August 1790 August 1791
Rear Admiral Sir Hyde Parker 6 February 1793 May 1793
Admiral The Lord Hood 6 May 1793 15 December 1794
Rear Admiral John Man 8 July 1795 27 September 1795
Vice Admiral Robert Linzee October 1795 November 1795
Admiral Sir John Jervis 3 December 1795 30 March 1797
Vice Admiral The Viscount Nelson 8 May 1803 21 October 1805
Admiral Sir James Saumarez 18 March 1808 9 December 1808
Admiral Sir Graham Moore December 1808 23 January 1809
Admiral Sir James Saumarez 8 April 1809 December 1809
Admiral Sir James Saumarez 11 March 1810 3 December 1810
Rear Admiral Sir Joseph Yorke December 1810 March 1811
Admiral Sir James Saumarez 2 April 1811 25 December 1811,
Admiral Sir James Saumarez 14 April 1812 15 October 1812
In Ordinary 18 December 1812 31 January 1824
Commissioner Sir Michael Seymour, 1st Baronet 1824
Paid off 30 April 1827 21 October 1831
became Flagship of Port Admiral
Rear Admiral Sir Frederick Lewis Maitland 1832
Rear Admiral Duncombe Pleydell-Bouverie 1837
Rear Admiral Hyde Parker 1842
Rear Admiral W H Shiffeff 1847
Admiral Sir Charles Ogle 20 March 1848 19 December 1848
Admiral Sir Thomas Capel 20 December 1848 19 December 1851
Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs 20 December 1851 19 March 1853
Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane 20 March 1854 19 March 1856
Vice Admiral Sir George Seymour 20 March 1856 19 March 1859
Admiral Sir William Bowles 20 March 1859 19 March 1860
Vice Admiral Sir Henry Bruce 20 March 1860 19 December 1864
Vice Admiral Sir Michael Seymour 20 December 1864 19 March 1866
Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Pasley 20 March 1866 20 March 1869
Tender to HMS Duke of Wellington 20 December 1869 1 September 1891
Admiral The Earl of Clanwilliam 1 August 1891 17 September 1894
Admiral Sir Nowell Salmon VC 18 September 1894 31 August 1897
Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour 1 September 1897 17 November 1900
Admiral Sir Charles Hotham 18 November 1900 30 September 1903
Admiral Sir John Fisher 1 October 1903 18 March 1904
The Port Admiral's flag moved to Hercules

and on 1 February 1905, to Firequeen

Admiral Sir Archibald Douglas 18 March 1905 1 March 1907
Admiral Sir Day Bosanquet 2 March 1907 17 March 1908
Admiral Sir Arthur Fanshawe 18 March 1908 30 April 1910
Admiral Sir Assheton Curzon-Howe 1 May 1910 17 March 1911
Admiral Sir Arthur Moore 18 March 1911 31 July 1912
Admiral of the Fleet Sir Hedworth Meux 1 August 1912 17 February 1916
Admiral The Hon Sir Stanley Colville 18 February 1916 17 April 1919
Admiral Sir Cecil Burney 18 April 1919 17 June 1920
Admiral Hon Sir Somerset Gough-Calthorpe 18 June 1920 31 May 1923
Admiral Sir Sydney Fremantle 1 June 1923 1 April 1926
Admiral Sir Osmond Brock 18 May 1926 30 April 1929
Admiral of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes 1 May 1929 17 June 1931
Admiral Sir Arthur Waistell 18 June 1931 17 February 1934
Admiral of the Fleet Sir John Kelly 18 February 1931 31 August 1936
Admiral of the Fleet The Earl of Cork and Orrery 18 August 1937 30 June 1939
Admiral Sir William James 1 July 1939 30 September 1942
Admiral Sir Charles Little 1 October 1942 28 September 1945
Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton 29 September 1945 29 June 1947
Admiral The Lord Fraser of North Cape 30 June 1947 18 April 1949
Admiral of the Fleet Sir Algernon Willis 19 April 1949 17 October 1950
Admiral of the Fleet Sir Arthur Power 18 October 1950 17 October 1952
Admiral Sir John Edelsten 18 October 1952 17 October 1954
Admiral of the Fleet Sir George Creasy 18 October 1954 17 July 1957
Admiral Sir Guy Grantham 18 July 1957 17 July 1959
Admiral Sir Manley Power 18 July 1959 17 January 1962
Admiral Sir Alexander Bingley 18 January 1962 17 January 1963
Admiral Sir Wilfrid Woods 18 January 1963 9 September 1965
Admiral Sir Varyl Begg 10 September 1965 9 June 1966
Admiral Sir Frank Hopkins 10 June 1966 30 October 1967
Admiral Sir John Frewen 31 October 1967 27 February 1970
Admiral Sir Horace Law 28 February 1970 28 February 1972
Admiral Sir Andrew Lewis 29 February 1972 29 June 1974
Admiral Sir Derek Empson 30 June 1974 30 October 1975
Admiral Sir Terence Lewin 31 October 1975 30 October 1976
Admiral Sir David Williams 31 October 1976 30 October 1978
Admiral Sir Richard Clayton 31 October 1978 30 June 1981
Admiral Sir James Eberle 1 July 1981 31 December 1983
Admiral Sir Desmond Cassidi 1 January 1983 30 October 1984
Admiral Sir Peter Stanford 31 October 1984 30 October 1987
Admiral Sir John "Sandy" Woodward 31 October 1987 30 October 1989
Admiral Sir Jeremy Black 31 October 1989 30 March 1991
Admiral Sir John Kerr 31 March 1991 30 March 1993
Admiral Sir Michael Layard 31 March 1993 30 March 1994
Admiral Sir Michael Boyce 31 March 1994 30 March 1997
Admiral Sir John Brigstocke 31 March 1997 18 January 2000
Vice Admiral Sir Peter Spencer 19 January 2000 28 January 2003
Vice-Admiral Sir James Burnell-Nugent 29 January 2003 25 October 2005
Vice-Admiral Sir Adrian Johns 25 October 2005 15 July 2008
Vice-Admiral Sir Alan Massey 15 July 2008 19 July 2010
Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Montgomery 19 July 2010 9 October 2012
Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope 9 October 2012 present

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