The more detailed the history of the Royal Naval College of Britannia, the better! Thank you,

The full name of the Royal Naval College of Britannia is the Royal Naval College of Great Britain (BRNC), because in Dartmouth, it is also called the Royal Naval College of Dartmouth. In 1863, the British Navy established the Royal Naval College on the HMS Britannia** (HMS Britannia, or HMS Britannia), and in 64 added HMS Hindustan (HMS Hindustan), and the cadets have been training on these two ** ships until 1905, when the Royal Naval College designed by Sir Aston Webb in Dartmouth was built, and the school was really moved to land. Students from the Royal Naval Non-commissioned Officer School in Osborne are mainly accepted. Cadets first studied at the Osborne Naval School, and then transferred to the BRNC to continue their studies, in fact, Osborne is equivalent to the preparatory department of the Royal Naval Academy in Dartmouth, but the students are very young, Mountbatten entered at the age of 13, and the Osborne Naval School closed in 1923.

During World War II, the German bombing staff and students moved to Eton Hall in Cheshire, and did not return until 1946, when the college was damaged by two bombs. Since 1998 it has been the only Royal Navy Officer Training Centre.

There is a lot of stuffy stuff in the Stupid Hood Row, and there is a lot of information about this.

Hehe! If that person says it's his great-grandfather or great-grandfather, that's much more reliable!! After all, it's been almost 150 years. Lin Zexu's great-grandson, Mr. Lin Zun, has passed away!

In the late Qing Dynasty, Zhan Tianyou, Hou Debang, Wei Yuan, Yan Fu and other ideological pioneers, in 1877 they entered the Royal Naval College as the first batch of naval students, in addition to studying naval specialties in the United Kingdom, they also carefully studied Western philosophy, social and political works, and went to the British court to inspect the trial process, and make a comparison of the similarities and differences between China and the West. After returning to China, he was appointed as a teacher at Fujian Shipbuilding School, and the following year he was transferred to Tianjin Beiyang Naval Master School as the chief teacher, and later promoted to the general office. Later, he became a famous thinker in modern China!

The Royal Naval College is the main institution for training junior naval officers in the United Kingdom, and is known as the British naval officer"Cradle"。The college was founded in 1863 and is located in Dartmouth, hence the name"Royal Naval College, Dartmouth"。The hospital is headed by the Naval Home Command.

The enrollment requirements are: 17-19 years old, in good health, high school students and above, and outstanding soldiers. Duration: 1 4 years.

The main courses include university liberal arts and sciences, common naval subjects and professional training. University graduates can be assigned jobs after 1 year of training in common subjects and are awarded the rank of second lieutenant in the navy; High school students are required to stay in school or be sent to a local university for 2 or 3 years of university courses, and then return to school to receive professional training in the navy, and after graduation, they are awarded the rank of midship, and after half a year of traineeship in the fleet, they can become qualified ensigns.

I graduated from the Dalian Naval Academy and now works in Shanghai with the rank of major. For the sake of complete originality and no plagiarism, please add more points and encouragement!! Thank you!!

Yes, during the First Sino-Japanese War, many of the Beiyang naval generals graduated there, such as Sa Zhenbing, Liu Buchan, Fang Boqian, etc., of course, the most famous is Mr. Yan Fu, who later became a modern thinker. In addition, there were many Japanese naval generals at that time who also graduated from the Royal Naval College in the United Kingdom, such as Hirobumi Ito, Heihachiro Togo, etc., and this history was talked about in the CCTV documentary "The Rise of a Great Power".

Yes, many of China's first batch of outstanding naval officers basically graduated from this naval academy, among which Liu Buchan, Fang Boqian, Sa Zhenbing, and Huang Jianxun all graduated from this school.

Yes, according to him, in the late period of liberation, there were many Chinese people studying art in foreign countries.

More than 140 years of history of this school, most of the senior generals of the Qing Dynasty's Beiyang Fleet once sent graduates of the Fuzhou Ship Master School to study here.

My father, Mr. Chan Tai-ho, was a 1948 graduate of the Royal Naval College, majoring in communications equipment. He served as a communications officer on the cruiser Chongqing.

Of course, that's where my grandfather graduated.

Not much! Haijun Engineering University and Haijun Aeronautical Engineering College. The second book is Haijun Dalian Naval Academy. Hohai University, which also has national defense students, also has Haijun-related majors. This score is casually 1450 points in the high book.