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clearly states it was the governor rick perry

and was commissioned as an Admiral in the Texas Navy by
Governor Rick Perry in 2008

i didn't know texas had a navy either lol

Ronald Edelstein, former CWO-4 USN at United States Navy (1962-1993)
Answered Nov 27 2017 · Upvoted by Steve Shanker · Author has 99 answers and 85.3k answer views
A Texas Navy Admiral is about the same status as a Kentucky Colonel. It’s a social status title having nothing to do with any military or naval rank. Kentucky Colonels are self appointed; Texas Navy Admirals are appointed by the Governor of Texas, for purely social reasons (often for large donations to his reelection funds). There is no “Texas Navy”, so being an Admiral in it doesn’t mean much. There WAS a Repubiic of Texas Navy—back in 1838 or so, but the highest rank was Captain—just like the U.S. Navy of the time. Ain’t been a Texas Navy since Texas became one of the United States. in 1846