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Was composed of:
4 | Armoured Cruisers of 7,000 tonnes ("Garabaldi", "San Martin", "Belgrano", & "Pueyrredon") |
1 | Armoured Coastguard ("Almirante Brown" ) |
2 | Armoured River Cruisers ("Libertad" & "Independencia") |
2 | Armoured Gunboats ("Plata" & "Andes" ) |
5 | 1st Class Cruisers ("Patagonia", "25 de Mayo", "9 de Julio", "Buenos Aires" & "Patria") |
3 | Anti Torpedo Boats |
22 | Torpedo Boats |
6 | Transports |
1 | School Ship ("Tarmiento") |
With other smaller vessels also in service |
The personnel of the Navy was:
2 | Vice Admirals |
5 | Contra Admirals |
20 | Capitanes de Navio |
40 | Capitanes de Fragata |
45 | Tenientes de Navio |
80 | Tenientes de Fragata |
60 | Alfereces de Navio |
60 | Alfereces de Fragata |
40 | Guardias Marinas |
253 | Medicos, Commisary, etc. |
5,200 | Sailors |
Sources:
"La Nacion" Cententary Special issue "25/5/1810 - 25/5/1910", Page 108, Buenos Aires 1910.
Anselmo Vallejo - Naval Archive - Montevideo, Uruguay.
ARGENTINE NAVAL INSIGNIA PLATE 1913 -1933. ( CUFF LACE)
Fig. 1. | Admiral |
Fig. 2. | Vice Admiral |
Fig. 3. | Rear Admiral (Contra Admirante) |
Fig. 4. | Captain (Capitan de Navio) |
Fig. 5. | Commander (Capitan de Fragata) |
Fig. 6. | Senior Lieutenant (Teniente de Navio) |
Fig. 7. | Junior Lieutenant (Teniente de Fragata) |
Fig. 8. | Sub-Lieutenant (Alferez de Navio) |
Fig. 9. | Junior Sub-Lieutenant (Alferez de Fragata) |
Fig. 10. | Midshipman (Guardia Marina) |
Fig. 11. | Cadet (Cadete) |
Fig. 12. | Cap Device |
Sleeve Lace since 1934:
Fig. 13. | Admiral
| Fig. 14. | Vice Admiral
| Fig. 15. | Rear Admiral
| Fig. 16. | Captain
| Fig. 17. | Commander
| Fig. 18. | Senior Lieutenant
| Fig. 19. | Junior Lieutenant
| Fig. 20. | Sub-Lieutenant
| Fig. 21. | Junior Sub-Lieutenant
| Fig. 22. | Midshipman
| Fig. 23. | Cadet.
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