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Yes, the US Navy or Marine Corps do have mandatory conditions of seatbelt use. Seatbelt use is required in privately owned vehicles, both on and off base.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 9y agoNavy and Marine Corps personnel are required to wear seatbelts in any motor vehicle, on or off duty. Failure to wear seat belts results in disciplinary action under uniform code.
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Which branches of military were used at the Battle of Midway?
USN and some USMC
Which branch of the military gives fighter jet training?
The USAF, USN, and USMC. The US Army does NOT have fixed-wing jet aircraft anymore; that DoD ruling took effect in 1964. USMC jet fighter pilots are trained/funded by the USN.
What is the abbreviation for navy?
The abbreviation for the United States Navy is the obvious "USN."
Were did the us fight in Vietnam?
The USAF & USN fought in NORTH Vietnam (in the skies); the US Army & USMC fought on the ground in SOUTH Vietnam.
What happened to the men that raised the flag at the marine corp memorial?
Franklin Sousley, PFC, USMC from Kentucky, KIA. Harlon Block, Corporal, USMC, from Texas, KIA. Michael Strank, Sergeant, USMC born in Czechoslovakia, KIA. John Bradley, Pharmacist Mate, 2nd Class, USN from Wisconsin. Rene Gagnon, Corporal, USMC, from New Hampshire. Ira Hayes, Corporal, USMC, from Arizona.
How many Marines were raising the flag for the Marine Corps War Memorial?
Franklin Sousley, PFC, USMC from Kentucky, KIA. Harlon Block, Corporal, USMC, from Texas, KIA. Michael Strank, Sergeant, USMC born in Czechoslovakia, KIA. John Bradley, Pharmacist Mate, 2nd Class, USN from Wisconsin. Rene Gagnon, Corporal, USMC, from New Hampshire. Ira Hayes, Corporal, USMC, from Arizona.
Where in Vietnam was the Vietnam war fought?
The NVAF MiGs battled the USAF & USN air units over North Vietnam (Air War). The NVA battled the USA, USMC, and USN riverine units in South Vietnam (Ground and Riverine War).
What actors and actresses appeared in To the Shores of Iwo Jima - 1945?
The cast of To the Shores of Iwo Jima - 1945 includes: Harlon Block as Himself - USMC: Raises Flag Richmond Kelly Turner as Himself - USN Franklin Sousley as Himself - USMC: Raises Flag Mike Strank as Himself - USMC: Raises Flag
What were the nicknames of the Douglas jets used in Vietnam?
The Douglas A-1 Skyraider (see film: Rescue Dawn) was a propeller driven dive bomber/torpedo bomber designed during WWII, but only saw combat in Korea and Vietnam Wars. Only the USN/USMC (?) used the A1 in Korea; the USAF/USN/USMC (?) used the Skyraider in Vietnam. About 266 A1s were lost in the Vietnam War. The Douglas A-4 Skyhawk (flown by Senator McCain) was strictly a USN/USMC jet. Nicknamed the "scooter" because it was small, easy to fly, and cheap to build and buy. Approximately 362 "scooters" were lost in the Vietnam War.
How many corpsman died in desert storm?
There were less than 200 US fatalities during DS; the bulk of which were US Army. Corpsmen are USN personnel assigned to the USMC.
What were the paints called an Vietnam era f-4 phantoms?
The F4 Phantom II was one of the very rare aircraft during the war that was flown by all three branches of the US military (discounting the US Army which was not authorized fixed wing attack airplanes). The others were: 1. A1 Skyraider, a propeller driven (originally) a dive bomber (flown primarily by the USAF & USN). 2. A7 Corsair II. The number one way to tell the difference between a USAF and USN/USMC attack plane LATER during the Viet War was; the USAF Phantoms, Corsairs, and Skyraiders were painted in camoflage. The USN/USMC Phantoms, etc. were not painted in camo. USN/USMC jets were solid colors of white or gray or silver or combinations of white/gray/silver. But it's important to remember that early in the war, USAF jets were not painted in camo, they were metal colored (or whitish/or grayish, or combinations of all, similar to the USN, etc.).
Ground forces in vientam war?
1. Air War fought by USAF & USN over the skies of North Vietnam. 2. Riverine Warfare fought by USN/South Viet Navy in South Vietnam. 3. Ground War fought by US Army/USMC: Tanks, Infantry, and Artillery.
