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List of commanders-in-chief of the Royal Thai Navy

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Chief of the Royal Thai Navy
ผู้บัญชาการทหารเรือ
Rank flag of the commander-in-chief
Incumbent
Admiral Adung Phan-iam
since 1 October 2023
NominatorMinister of Defense
AppointerKing of Thailand
Inaugural holderSai Sanidwongse [th] as the officer-general
Formation8 April 1887
WebsiteNavy leadership

The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy (Thai: ผู้บัญชาการทหารเรือไทย), currently Admiral Adung Phan-iam, who is headquartered in Bangkok. Prior to 1887, the Navy was divided between the Front Palace and the Grand Palace, afterward the Navies were combined to create the Royal Siamese Navy.

The following individuals have commanded the Royal Thai Navy:

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Royal Siamese Navy

Two-Palace Navy (1865–1887)

Royal Palace Navy (ทหารเรือวังหลวง)
No. Portrait Name Took office Left office Time in office
1Suriyawongse, SiChao Phraya Si Suriyawongse
(1808–1883)		1851186917–18 years
2SurawongwaiwatChao Phraya Surawongwaiwat [th]
(1828–1888)		1869188717–18 years
Front Palace Navy (ทหารเรือวังหน้า)
No. Portrait Name Took office Left office Time in office
1PinklaoKing Pinklao
(1808–1866)		1851186513–14 years
2WichaichanPrince Wichaichan
(1838–1885)		18651885 †19–20 years

Navy Department (1887–1910)

No. Portrait Name Took office Left office Time in office
Officer-General to the Navy
1Sanidwongse, SaiVice Admiral
Prince Sai Sanidwongse [th]
(1845–1912)		8 April 188714 April 18903 years, 6 days
Commander of the Navy Department
2KachornchratwongseVice Admiral
Prince Kachornchratwongse [th]
(1843–1898)		15 April 189025 March 1898 †7 years, 344 days
3Nuwattiwong, NarisaraGeneral
Prince Narisara Nuwattiwong
(1863–1947)		27 March 189831 August 18991 year, 157 days
4Silapakhom, PrachakMajor General
Prince Prachak Silapakhom [th]
(1856–1924)		2 September 189915 January 1900135 days
5Richelieu, AndreasVice Admiral
Phraya Chonlayutthayothin
(Andreas du Plessis de Richelieu)
(1852–1932)		16 January 190029 January 19011 year, 13 days
-Savangwongse, BhanurangsiAdmiral of the Fleet
Prince Bhanurangsi Savangwongse
(1859–1928)
Acting		29 January 190116 February 19021 year, 18 days
6Savangwongse, BhanurangsiAdmiral of the Fleet
Prince Bhanurangsi Savangwongse
(1859–1928)		17 February 190224 February 19031 year, 7 days
7Sukhumbandhu, ParibatraAdmiral of the Fleet
Prince Paribatra Sukhumbandhu
(1881–1944)		24 February 190310 December 19107 years, 289 days

Ministry of the Navy (1910–1932)

No. Portrait Name Title Took office Left office Time in office
7Sukhumbandhu, ParibatraAdmiral of the Fleet
Prince Paribatra Sukhumbandhu
(1881–1944)		Minister of the Navy11 December 191018 June 19209 years, 190 days
(6)Savangwongse, BhanurangsiAdmiral of the Fleet
Prince Bhanurangsi Savangwongse
(1859–1928)		Director-General of the Navy19 June 192031 August 19222 years, 73 days
8Kiartivongse, AbhakaraAdmiral
Prince Abhakara Kiartivongse
(1880–1923)		Minister of the Navy1 October 192219 May 1923 †230 days
9Dejavudh, AsdangAdmiral
Prince Asdang Dejavudh
(1889–1924)		Director-General of the Navy1 July 19239 February 1924 †223 days
10Chalermlabha, VudhijayaAdmiral
Prince Vudhijaya Chalermlabha
(1883–1947)		Minister of the Navy13 February 192430 June 19328 years, 138 days

Royal Thai Navy

No. Portrait Rank Name Took office Left office
11
Rear Admiral Phraya Preechacholayudha 1932 1933
12
Captain Phraya Wichcitcholathai 5 August 1933 15 December 1933
13
(1)
Admiral Sindh Kamalanavin 11 January 1934 1 May 1934
14
Rear Admiral Phraya Wichanworajak 1934 1938
13
(2)
Admiral Sindh Kamalanavin 1938 1951
15
Admiral Luang Pholasinthanawat 2 July 1951 1 December 1951
16
Admiral of the Fleet Luang Yuthasastr Kosol 1951 1957
17
Admiral Luang Chamnanarthayutha 1957 1962
18
Admiral Sawat Phutianands 1962 1964
19
Admiral Prince Kanchitpon Abhakara 1964 1966
20
Admiral Charoon Charlermtiarana 1966 1971
21
Admiral Thawin Rayananonda 1971 1972
22
Admiral Komon Sitakalin 1972 1973
23
Admiral Cherdchai Thomya 10 October 1973 18 November 1973
24
Admiral Sangad Chaloryu 1973 1976
25
Admiral Amorn Sirigaya 1976 1978
26
Admiral Kawee Singha 1978 1980
27
Admiral Somboon Chuaphiboon 1981 1983
28
Admiral Prapat Chantawirat 1983 1984
29
Admiral Niphon Sirithorn 1984 1986
30
Admiral Thada Ditthabanchong 1986 1987
31
Admiral Prapat Krishnachan 1987 1991
32
Admiral Vichet Karunyavanij 1991 1993
33
Admiral Prachet Siridej 1993 1996
34
Admiral Wichit Chamnankarn 1996 1997
35
Admiral Suvatchai Kasemsook 1997 1998
36
Admiral Thira Hao-Charoen 1998 2000
37
Admiral Prasert Boonsong 2000 2002
38
Admiral Taweesak Somapha 2002 2003
39
Admiral Chumpol Patchusanont 2003 2004
40
Admiral Samphop Amrapal 2004 2005
41
Admiral Sathiraphan Keyanon 2005 2008
42
Admiral Khamthorn Pumhiran 2008 2011
43
Admiral Surasak Runroengrom 2011 2013
44
Admiral Narong Pipathanasai 2013 2014
45
Admiral Kraison Chansuwanit 2014 2015
46
Admiral Na Arreenich 2015 2017
47
Admiral Naris Pratumsuwan 2017 2018
48
Admiral Luechai Rutdit 2018 2020
49
Admiral Chatchai Sriworakan 2020 2021
50
Admiral Somprasong Nilsamai 2021 2022
51
Admiral Choengchai Chomchoengpaet 2022 2023
52
Admiral Adung Phan-iam 2023 Incumbent

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