What is another word for war admiral?
Pronunciation: [wˈɔːɹ ˈadmɜːɹə͡l] (IPA) 
The term "war admiral" usually refers to a high-ranking naval officer who commands fleets during times of war. Synonyms used for this term in history include "fleet admiral," "grand admiral," and "commander-in-chief." Another synonym used in modern times is "admiral of the fleet." The title "admiral" itself comes from the Arabic word amir or amir-al-, meaning "commander of" or "leader of." The role of a war admiral is to lead naval forces, coordinate operations, and make strategic decisions during times of war. Synonyms for the term "war admiral" emphasize the importance of leadership, strategy, and command during wartime naval operations.
