I think the person you are looking for is Sergent York. SGT York was a Tennesse hillbilly that was drafted into WWI. He had no interest in fighting and had religious objections. Despite this, he did the best he could. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for single handedly taking down a German held area. This is very abreviated, and his story deserves a much better telling. Check him out on the net or in many books.
Barbara Seaman was born on September 11, 1935, in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA.
Milton Seaman died on May 11, 1985, in New York City, New York, USA of stomach cancer.
Barbara Seaman died on February 27, 2008, in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA of lung cancer.
Seaman Jacobs was born on February 25, 1912, in Kingston, New York, USA.
Milton Seaman was born on February 15, 1914, in Manhattan, New York, USA.
Not always. It is proper to refer to Seaman Recruits (E-1), Seaman Apprentices (E-2) and Seaman (E-3) all as Seaman. However, there is also Fireman, Constructionman, etc. So if you are a Seaman, Seaman Apprentice, or Seaman Recruit, then yes, you can be referred to as Seaman.
The cast of XXX Medico - 1940 includes: Richard Alexander as Injured Seaman Stanley Andrews as New York Specialist Edward Hearn as Second Seaman John Nesbitt as Narrator Ray Teal as Radio Operator Eddy Waller as First Seaman
Seaman Jacobs's birth name is Seaman Block Jacobs.
Robert Seaman was 72 when he married Nellie Bly.
There is no private in the navy. The lowest rank in the navy is seaman recruit. Then it is seaman apprentice and then seaman.
A Seaman's Book is a record of a seaman's career certifications and experiences. It does not take the place of a passport or visa.
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