It seems that the Marine Royal Commando will lead the navy for the first time – if King Charles gives his approval to seal

It seems that the Royal Marine Commando is ready to lead the naval for the first time in history – if King Charles gives his approval.

General Sir Join Jenkins – who narrates sailing as a hobby – was chosen as the next head of the first sea.

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This is the first time in the history of the 500 -year -old naval, as the Royal Maritime Commando – an amphibious soldier and not sailor – hit the Admiral in this position.

General Jenkins led the service of private boats and raised the alert about allegations that the SAS forces were killing prisoners in Afghanistan.

The source of the defense of General Jenkins and experience in fighting war praised as a commander of SBS.

The average defense of three dad is dealing with Norway and Germany recently as a strategic adviser to John Healy, the defense minister.

A source said he represented a “great return” after Sir Kerr Starmer Jenkins refused as a national security adviser in August.

They said: “Marines are happy. They take over the leadership of the navy. But Admiral is in mourning.”

Jenkins is scheduled to replace the Admiral Sir Ben Ki later this year.

Kuman Kumandos Royal Marin II, Lieutenant General Rob Maguan, was in running.

Both were interviewed last week alongside senior Admiral, including Deputy Admiral Martin Konil, fleet commander, fleet commander, Andrew Burns.

A naval spokesman said: “The process of appointing the next first sea head continues,” said a naval spokesman.

“All higher dates are announced in the usual way.”

The royal naval commando is part of the navy but they specialize in amphibious soldiers – such as storming beaches and the Arctic War – not sailing.

They depend on warships, submarines and aircraft for the navy to obtain their operations.

The navy usually leads a professional marine officer.

Jenkins was the largest candidate to make progress after jumping on two ranks to reach the general in 2022.

He was strongly supported by Defense Chief of Defense, Sir Tony Radakin, and Radakin’s choice of the army leadership – which angered the competing service and was delivered by the Conservative Party ministers.

It is not clear whether he intends to change his rank to the Admiral when he takes the highest maritime role.

Jenkins, who was commissioned in 1990, recounts his hobbies as “sailing, skiing and creative writing”.