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Generalinspekteur der Marine

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The first Inspector General was Admiral Prinz Adalbert of Prussia, who had held this position in the predecessor Prussian Navy and the Navy of the North German Confederation. He served under the emperor’s direct command, controlling inspections throughout the navy to maintain regulations for the highest efficiency. When Adalbert died on 6 June 1873, the position was left vacant. Admiral Prince Heinrich of Prussia held the office from 1 October 1909 to 10 August 1918. There exists a similar office (Inspekteur der Marine) in the navy of the modern Federal Republic of Germany.

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The first Inspector General was Admiral Prinz Adalbert of Prussia, who had held this position in the predecessor Prussian Navy and the Navy of the North German Confederation. He served under the emperor’s direct command, controlling inspections throughout the navy to maintain regulations for the highest efficiency. When Adalbert died on 6 June 1873, the position was left vacant. Only in March 1899, when Wilhelm II took over as the supreme commander of the Navy through the Admiralstab (Admiralty Staff) was the Inspector General reactivated. Admiral Hans von Koester held the office from 14 March 1899 until 29 December 1906, when the office was again left vacant. Admiral Prince Heinrich of Prussia held the office from 1 October 1909 to 10 August 1918. There exists a similar office (Inspekteur der Marine) in the navy of the modern Federal Republic of Germany.