| Royal Marine Senior Officers, June 1, 1906 |
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| In addition to the seagoing fleet the Royal Navy also included a Marine Force. They Royal Marines served aboard ship and ashore in a variety of roles, and were a small but vital part of the national defense. Included here is basic information on some of the Royal Marines' senior leadership as of June 1906. |
| Colonel-in-Chief HRH George Frederick Ernest Albert, Prince of Wales, KG, KT, KP, GCSI, GCMG, GCIE, GCVO, ISO, Personal ADC to the King Deputy Adjutant General Lt. General Sir William Purvis Wright, KCB Royal Marine Artillery General George F. Pengelley Lt. General William Campbell, CB Major General John Beckwith Leefe, PSC Colonel Commandant William Charles Nicholls Royal Marine Light Infantry General George H. T. Colwell, CB General Charles H. Scafe Lt. General Christopher S. F. Fagan Lt. General Sir William P. Wright, KCB Lt. General Adolphus R. Crosbie Major General Herbert St. G. Schomberg, CB Major General Frederick Baldwin Major General Robert B. Kirchhoffer Major General Townley W. Dowding Major General Roger P. Coffin Colonel Commandant William T. Adair, Plymouth Division Colonel Commandant Thomas J. P. Evans, CB, Portsmouth Division Colonel Commandant Thomas H. Roche, DSO, Depot, Deal Colonel Commandant George T. Onslow, CB, Chatham Division |
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