Antonin Ivanovich Navasev (1844 - December 8, 1909) was an Alaskan general and politician, best known as Andrey Zukhov's successor as leader of the Army of the East and the strategic mind behind the retaking of both Mikhailgrad and Kialgory in April of 1886. He voluntarily designated Zukhov his successor without permission from Sitka and coordinated contact between spread out divisions across the Crescent Front, helping them maneuver to avoid annihilation by the more numerous Americans.