Justyne Monroe

Marshal / Fleet Admiral Justyne A. Monroe
This image was taken off the coast of Ayotola while Marshal Monroe inspected the ships docked there.
Marshal of the Royal Navy
Retired
In office January 1st, 1919 – June 6th, 1930
Monarch	Queen Zuri Tu'Aruc
Prime Minister	Quintin Hargreaves (1919-1924)
Preceded by	Elijah Blackwood
Succeeded by	Gabriel Montgomery
Personal details
Pronunciation	JUST-teen are-KAY-vee-uh den-iss
Born	Justyne Arcavia Dennis June 2nd, 1876 Ayotola, Carthage, Unified Sera
Died	May 16, 1955(1955-05-16) (aged 78) Ayotola, Carthage, Unified Sera
Cause of death	Heart Failure
Resting place	Liberty National Cemetery
Citizenship	Seran
Height	5 ft 6 in (168 cm)
Spouse	Miles D. Monroe
Children	Devonte Monroe, Jerome Monroe, Adrianna Monroe
Parents	Jebediah R. Dennis (father) Mami Perkins-Dennis (mother)
Residence(s)	Ayotola, Carthage, Unified Sera
Education	Masters of Naval Science
Alma mater	Ayotola Academy of Naval Studies and Excellence
Known for	Commanding the Federal Fleet during the Seran Secessionist War
Military service
Allegiance	The United States of Sera
Branch/service	United States of Sera Royal Navy
Years of service	1894 - 1933
Rank	Fleet Admiral / Marshal of the Navy
Commands	The Federal Navy
Battles/wars	Battle of Azure Strait Raid on Crimson Harbor, Battle of Montgomery
Awards	Order of the Celestial Lion, Naval Commendation, Bronze Service Medal, Exemplary Conduct Award, Order of the Lion, Order of Iron, Legion of Merit (2), Exemplary Service Medal, Gold Star, Bronze Star, Officer of the Year (6), Distinguished Leadership Award (3)
Conflicts	Seran Secessionist War

Marshal Justyne A. Monroe (sometimes stylized as Fleet Admiral Monroe) was a Seran military officer born on June 2nd, 1876, and quickly emerged as a distinguished figure in the Seran Navy, eventually rising to the esteemed rank of Fleet Admiral. Her appointment to the position came at the request of Prime Minister Hargreaves who noticed her stellar service record and was "impressed" by her interview for the position. Notably, Rear Admiral Malcolm C.A. Normandy was also vying for the coveted position, however Prime Minister Hargreaves and the Seran Parliament decided upon Monroe instead. This resulted in a rivalry between the two legendary naval officers, but never progressed into hostility.

At the time of her appointment, she became the youngest Fleet Admiral in Seran history at the age of 49 years old. Later, at the outbreak of the Seran Secessionist War in 1920, Justyne quickly advised the Executive's office of the necessity of protecting Sera's southern fleet and ports from the secessionists. The Prime Minister ordered Justyne to instead consolidate the Federal Navy in the Jade Strait to prevent a naval invasion on Kito'Bahari, leading to a devastating loss of several unprotected Southern ports and later, states to the secessionists. Later, Justyne was given more leeway to act on military matters by High Chancellor Zuri Tu'Aruc.

As she commanded the Federal Navy during the war, she proved herself more than capable of retaining the job and protecting Sera's interests. She played a pivotal role in bringing about the destruction of the Secessionist Navy and helped secure shipping and naval operations during the war effort. After the war, Justyne remained in the navy and continued to hold the position of Naval Marshal and helped institute many of the Seran naval traditions and policies that are still in effect today.