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The Commander Littoral Strike Group (COMLSG) is a senior British Royal Navy Amphibious warfare appointment. COMLSG, who is based in Stonehouse Barracks, Stonehouse, Plymouth, reports to Commander United Kingdom Strike Force. It was first established in 1971 as Commodore Amphibious Warfare.

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rdfs:comment	The Commander Littoral Strike Group (COMLSG) is a senior British Royal Navy Amphibious warfare appointment. COMLSG, who is based in Stonehouse Barracks, Stonehouse, Plymouth, reports to Commander United Kingdom Strike Force. It was first established in 1971 as Commodore Amphibious Warfare. (en)
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dct:subject	Amphibious units and formations Military units and formations established in 2019 Naval units and formations of the United Kingdom
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Amphibious warfare Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier Roy Halliday Royal Navy Response Force Task Group Brigadier-general (United Kingdom) Derek Reffell Julian Thompson (Royal Marines officer) Paul Bennett (Royal Navy officer) Peter Hudson (Royal Navy officer) United States Navy Deputy Commander United Kingdom Maritime Forces Combined Joint Expeditionary Force Commander United Kingdom Maritime Forces Commodore (Royal Navy) Chris Parry (Royal Navy officer) French Navy George Zambellas Gerard Mansfield Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom) Andrew Burns (Royal Navy officer) Malta Singapore Singapore Naval Base Stonehouse, Plymouth Stonehouse Barracks Amphibious units and formations Combined Task Force 152 Commander United Kingdom Carrier Strike Group Commander United Kingdom Strike Force Commodore, Amphibious Forces, Far East Fleet John Kingwell Strategic Defence and Security Review 2010 2003 invasion of Iraq Two-star rank James Parkin 3 Commando Brigade Military units and formations established in 2019 Falklands War Flag Officer, Third Flotilla Fort Southwick HMS Albion (L14) International Maritime Security Construct Naval units and formations of the United Kingdom Jerry Kyd Martin Connell (Royal Navy officer) Philip Jones (Royal Navy officer) Portsmouth Michael Clapp Niall Kilgour One-star rank Operation Highbrow Operation Telic Operation Veritas Task Force 473 Flag Officer, Carriers and Amphibious Ships Naval Secretary Fleet flagship Algerian Armed Forces Commander UK Task Group dbr:Hardress_Lloyd dbr:Operation_Vela
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=0NWkAwAAQBAJ&q=Flag+Officer%2C+Carriers+and+Amphibious+Ships&pg=PA113%7Clanguage=en https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=v8OIDwAAQBAJ&pg=PT32
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incumbent	Commodore Rob Pedre (en)
formation	1965 (xsd:integer)
inaugural	Commodore Hardress Lloyd (en)
insignia	COMLSG Crest.png (en)
has abstract	The Commander Littoral Strike Group (COMLSG) is a senior British Royal Navy Amphibious warfare appointment. COMLSG, who is based in Stonehouse Barracks, Stonehouse, Plymouth, reports to Commander United Kingdom Strike Force. It was first established in 1971 as Commodore Amphibious Warfare. Today COMLSG is a deployable one-star Maritime Component Commander held at Very High Readiness (72 hours or less) in order to respond to unexpected global events. In most circumstances, COMLSG and his staff would deploy in the Fleet Flagship (such as HMS Albion, or one of the new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers) in order to command a deployed task group. While structured and trained to conduct high intensity war-fighting (with an emphasis on amphibious operations, working alongside 3 Commando Brigade, the staff are capable of commanding a diverse range of activities such as evacuation operations, or disaster relief. (en)
appointer	Naval Secretary
department	Navy Command, Ministry of Defence (en)
incumbentsince	May 2020 (en)
insigniacaption	Official badge of COMLSG (en)
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Post	Commander Littoral Strike Group (en)
reports to	Commander United Kingdom Strike Force
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foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Commander_Littoral_Strike_Group
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	University Royal Naval Unit East Scotland Royal Navy Surface Fleet Commander United Kingdom Carrier Strike Group

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