The chief of staff of the Navy (CEMM) is responsible in front of the minister for defense of the preparation of the National marine for her implementation.

It assists, as a naval expert:

He has authority:

  • on the great commands of forces of the marine:
  • on the territorial organization of the marine: prefects maritime and commanders of the navy, in metropolis and overseas

  • on the following services and directions:

    • direction of the military personnel of navy (DPMM)
    • the central management of the police station of navy (DCCM)
    • the central management of the information systems of navy (DCSIM)
    • the central management of the service of support of fleet (DCSSF)
    • the central management of real estate works and maritime (DCTIM)
    • service of the naval Aeronautical
  • on the staff of the navy which ensures, through its four divisions (human resources, plane, programs and operation-logistics) head office of the marine.

It chairs the board of directors of the hydrographic and oceanographical Service of the navy (SHOM).

Chiefs of staff of the navy

  • admiral François-Xavier Desfarges 1920
  • vice-admiral Louis-Hippolyte Violet: 1928-1931
  • admiral François Darlan: 1937 -
  • vice-admiral Robert Battet: 1950
  • admiral Henry Nomy v.1959
  • admiral Georges Cabanier: 1960-1968
  • admiral Andre Patou: 1968-1970
  • admiral Marc de Joybert
  • admiral Albert Joire-Noulens: v.1976
  • admiral Jean-Rene Lannuzel: v.1982
  • admiral Bernard Louzeau: January 30th, 1987
  • admiral Alain Coatanéa: November 20th, 1990 -
  • admiral Jean-Charles Lefebvre: July 1994
  • admiral Jean-Luc Delaunay: May 2nd, 1999
  • admiral Jean-Louis Battet: 2001
  • admiral Alain Oudot de Dainville: June 15th, 2005

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External bonds

  • National marine functions of the Head of State major of the navy on the site of the National marine

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