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A division is a group of men on a ship. They are usually divided by job duties, such as supply, or communications, electrical or navigation. The officer that commands that group is their division officer. It is usually an Ensign, LTJG or LT.
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Who does a warrant officer report to in the Navy?
A warrant officer is a part of the wardroom..They are typically serving as a division officer aboard a ship. In that instance, they would report to their department head. They will always report to a commissioned officer.
Chief warrant officer in the army is equivalent to what in the navy?
It's the same thing in the Navy. The rank of Chief Warrant Officer was established in the Navy in 2002.
Can girls join navy after B.sc?
Yes you can go to OCS - Officer Commissioning School and be a Navy Officer or you can choose to enlist as a G.I.
Who is in charge of the navy dining room at the white house?
us navy officer commander.
Do the ship's captain and executive officer stand in-port duty watches on US Navy ships?
No. Department Heads and Division Officers (depending on size of crew) are assigned as Command Duty Officers inport. Junior Officers may be assigned as Officer of the Deck inport.
Who does a warrant officer report to in the Navy?
A warrant officer is a part of the wardroom..They are typically serving as a division officer aboard a ship. In that instance, they would report to their department head. They will always report to a commissioned officer.
What is a deck officer in the navy?
A deck officer is in the U.S.A. navy which is known as a Lieutenet.
What is a MARS officer in the Canadian Navy?
A MARS Officer in the Canadian Navy is responsible for navigating and fighting the ship. Equivalent names in other navy's: Warfare Officer and Naval Warfare Officer
Who was the last continental navy officer and the first navy commissioned officer?
John Barry.
When did Ralph Izard - navy officer - die?
Ralph Izard - navy officer - died in 1822.
When was Ralph Izard - navy officer - born?
Ralph Izard - navy officer - was born in 1785.
Who was the last continental navy officer and the first US Navy commissioned Officer?
John Barry.
When did John Campbell - Royal Navy officer - die?
John Campbell - Royal Navy officer - died in 1790.
Who was the last active Continental Navy Officer and first U.S. Navy commissioned officer?
john barry
Who was the last active continental navy officer and first US Navy commissioned officer?
John Barry.
Can a Navy SEAL become a sniper then an officer if he has an education?
A Navy SEAL can become a sniper, then an officer if he has an education.
What is a Navy LPO?
In the Navy, the term "LPO" stands for "Leading Petty Officer". While it can and often is a Chief Petty Officer, it is typically associated with a First Class or lower ranking Petty Officer. Chiefs who are Leads are termed "LCPO's".LPO denotes the senior supervising PO of a group or division on board a ship or at a shore installation. It can be a senior or junior PO - the only requirement is that he / she is officially designated as the supervising PO.For example, unlike a ship, a submarine does not have a dedicated division which takes care of hull maintenance (e.g., First Division). Deck Division on a submarine is comprised of usually junior crewmen from different divisions (non-nukes). The PO in charge is titled "Deck Division LPO" (a title I once held myself). In my case, I was the LPO for Deck Division in port, but underway, I reverted to a position as a Senior Petty Officer in Sonar Division, but since I was not the most senior or the designated Division Supervisor for Sonar, I was not the Sonar LPO.
