Battleships (old and Iowa-class) are no different than other large ships like Cruisers and Carriers when it comes to ranks and rates. The only difference is that they had more crew than most.
Ship manning requirements are based on the ship's type and class, her systems, size, and tactical mission. While there's always a standard manning profile, it can change with any given mission, taking aboard more or leaving some in port as required.
For a look at the old battleship ranks/rates, you can look at the Arizona Memorial casualty roster - it shows the names, ranks and rates of all sailors who were killed.
The SEALs are a part of the US Navy. They use the same ranks as the Navy, enlisted personnel would be petty officers and chief petty officers. The Officer ranks would go from Ensign to Captain.
Captain Charles Dwight Sigsbee, US Navy.
The United States of America and the country of Spain disagreed as to how the battleship Maine sunk. The United States accused the Spanish Navy of sabotage.
The United States of America and the country of Spain disagreed as to how the battleship Maine sunk. The United States accused the Spanish Navy of sabotage.
It is a US Navy rank: Hospital Corsman First Class.
It's a job that doesadministrative support for aircraft maintenance
AVCM designates a Master Chief (E-9) Avionics Technician
The crew of Apollo 12 which visited the Moon in November 1969 were are US Navy personnel.
The sea traditions of our British counterparts and that of many other Navies of the world.
The Iowa Class Battleships put into service by the US Navy in 1939- overall length of 271 meters (890ft)
It would depend on each individual Naval Commander. IQ's are not based on job titles or ranks.
Ranks for commissioned officers in the US Army, US Marines, US Air Force are as follows:Second LieutenantFirst LieutenantCaptainMajorLieutenant ColonelColonelBrigadier GeneralMajor GeneralLieutenant GeneralGeneralThe five star ranks are reserved for special wartime usage. They are General of the Army, General of the Air Force, and Admiral of the Navy. The Marine Corps and Coast Guard have no equivalent ranks.