Naval Command refers to the authority and responsibility for the operations and management of naval forces. It involves strategic planning, decision-making, and coordination of various naval units, including ships, submarines, and aircraft. The goal is to ensure effective maritime security, conduct naval warfare, and support national defense objectives. In many countries, Naval Command is structured into different levels, such as fleet command and task force command. Each level has specific roles and responsibilities, often led by experienced officers. This hierarchy allows for efficient communication and execution of missions, ensuring that naval operations are carried out effectively and safely.