List of Directors of Naval Intelligence
- Captain William Henry Hall, 1887–1889
- Rear-Admiral Cyprian Bridge, 1889–1894
- Rear-Admiral Lewis Beaumont, 1895–1899
- Rear-Admiral Reginald Custance, 1899–1902
- Rear-Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg, 1902–1905
- Captain Charles Ottley, 1905–1907
- Rear-Admiral Sir Edmond Slade, 1907–1909
- Rear-Admiral Alexander Bethell, 1909–1912
- Captain Thomas Jackson, 1912–1913
- Rear-Admiral Henry Oliver, 1913–1914
- Rear-Admiral Sir Reginald 'Blinker' Hall, 1914–1919
- Rear-Admiral Hugh 'Quex' Sinclair, 1919–1921
- Rear-Admiral Maurice Fitzmaurice, 1921–1924
- Rear-Admiral Alan Hotham, 1924–1927
- Rear-Admiral William Fisher (Acting), 1926–1927
- Rear-Admiral Barry Domvile, 1927–1930
- Rear-Admiral Cecil Usborne, 1930–1932
- Rear-Admiral Gerald Dickens, 1932–1935
- Vice-Admiral James Troup, 1935–1939
- Vice-Admiral John Godfrey, 1939–1942
- Rear-Admiral Edmund Rushbrooke, 1942–1946
- Vice-Admiral Edward Parry, 1946–1948
- Rear-Admiral Eric Longley-Cook, 1948–1951
- Rear-Admiral Sir Anthony Buzzard, 1951–1954
- Vice-Admiral Sir John Inglis, 1954–1960
- Vice-Admiral Sir Norman Denning, 1960–1964
- Rear-Admiral Patrick Graham, 1964–1965
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