When the Royal War Academy in 1862 finally was converted into a military application school "for all the army and the navy needed officers," it led the organization to such disorders, particularly with regard to the entry age, education and training, that the school was considered inappropriate for sea cadet's teaching of serviceable professionals.
When the Royal War Academy was reorganized as a military academy in 1862 to train officers for both army and navy, it led to significant problems, particularly regarding eligibility, education, and training, which ultimately made it unsuitable for teaching experienced naval professionals.