“I’m delighted to welcome honorary Commander Daniel Craig to the Royal Navy,” First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the top of the Royal Navy, stated in a information assertion.
“Daniel Craig is well-known for being Commander Bond for the final 15 years — a naval officer who retains Britain protected via missions throughout the globe. That is what the true Royal Navy does daily, utilizing know-how and talent the identical approach as Bond himself.”
Craig needs to make use of his new army standing — commander is the seventh-highest rank within the Royal Navy — as a approach to assist UK army households, based on the assertion.
Craig is about to star because the British tremendous spy for the fifth time in “No Time to Die,” which the UK army can also be utilizing to focus on a few of its latest {hardware}.
HMS Dragon, a brand new Sort 45 air protection destroyer, seems within the film, the Protection Ministry stated. The Royal Navy’s web site calls the 8,000-ton, 152-meter (500 ft) warship one of the vital superior on this planet.
In a June train off Scotland, HMS Dragon used its weapon methods to “smash an incoming missile into one million items,” a Royal Navy launch stated.
“I can’t consider how fortunate I’m to be a part of this; the flames had been large!” one of many ship’s officers, Sub Lieutenant Ben Craddock, stated within the assertion.
That is the form of motion you’d anticipate from a James Bond film.
Different UK {hardware}, together with C-17 Globemaster cargo jets like people who participated within the latest worldwide airlift out of Kabul, Afghanistan, can also be featured.
However the Royal Navy stated the true consideration, after all, is on Craig.
“Our honorary officers act as ambassadors and advocates for the service, sharing their time and experience to unfold the message about what our international, fashionable, and prepared Royal Navy is doing all over the world,” Radakin stated.
Being a part of one historical past’s most profitable box-office franchises will not damage unfold that message both.
