Enlisted men in the US Navy are often called "Blueshirts".
Chiefs are enlisted supervisors who wear the same khaki uniforms that officers wear. Hence, both are often referred to as "the khakis".
But Chiefs are sometimes called Chiefs, while Officers are more often called "khakis". Special Operations such as SEAL/SWCC often refer affectionately to regular Navy personnel as "blackshoes" or "shoes" since they usually wear their issued boondocker shoes instead of combat boots.
The present chief of staff and Commander of the Indian Navy is Admiral Suresh Mehta.
Because the British navy was trying to consolidate its resources to put it out of commission. Another words it was tying up the British navy.
Yes, Big Black Boykin, whose real name was Christopher Boykin, served in the U.S. Navy. Before gaining fame as a reality TV star on MTV's "Rob & Big," Boykin was a Navy veteran and served as a Navy SEAL.
In WWII, it was called the Kriegsmarine (War Navy). After WWII, it was called the Bundesmarine (Federal Navy). Today, it is the Deutsche Marine (German Navy). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Navy
In the United States Navy, the abbreviation LT before a sailor's name indicates that the sailor has the rank of Lieutenant (also abbreviated LT, Lieut, and LEUT).
in the navy we call them a padre
white bean
spanish amarda
A Kellic is another name for a Leading Seaman in the Navy
In the US Navy, the floor is referred to as the "deck".
Spanish Royal Fleet
navy blue, indigo, blue
Navy. Or if you want to go back in history, Armada.
Another possible word for navy is fleet.
Marine Engineering is on of the two branches of Merchant Navy service. The name of another branch is "Nautical Study"
it was a place where the navy docked
Navy Nockers {KNOCKERS} New Navy