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What rank is S2 USNRF in World War 1?
In World War I, the rank of S2 (or Seaman Second Class) in the United States Naval Reserve Force (USNRF) was an entry-level rank for enlisted personnel. It was equivalent to the rank of Private in the Army and was one rank above Seaman Third Class (S3). Sailors at the S2 rank were typically responsible for basic duties aboard naval vessels and in support roles as needed.
How do you abbreviate Naval officer?
Usually the officers rank is abbreviated such as LT for lieutenant. As for naval officers in general I have seen it written USNO but it would have to be used in specific content to make sense to someone.
What does a world war 2 wren stand for?
The term 'wren' - was the nickname given to members of the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS)
What do fleet admirals do?
(As this question is in the WW2 category, this answer is specific to WW2 combatants) "fleet admiral" can refer either to a role, or a rank. As a rank, "fleet admiral" was formally known as "Admiral of the Fleet" in the Royal Navy, Soviet Navy, "Großadmiral" in the Nazi Kreigsmarine, "Fleet Admiral" in the US Navy, and Marshal-Admiral (Gensui) in the Imperial Japanese Navy. In all cases, it was the highest naval rank in each country. Most countries seldom had more than one or two persons serving at that rank at one time. The exception was the US Navy, which had 4 serving Fleet Admirals by the end of WW2. The duties of someone filling the rank of Fleet Admiral generally would be considered Logistical and Grand Strategy - that is, they were almost exclusively shore-bound commanding vast collections of fleets of ships in far-flung campaigns, or heavily involved in naval production and procurement. As a functional role, "fleet admiral" generally refers to the commanding admiral of a specific fleet. It can refer to a variety of ranks of admiral, but, was generally not applied to anyone not at least of admiral rank; those of less than admiral rank who commanded collections of ships were usually afforded the title "commodore". If there were several admiral-ranked personnel in a fleet, "fleet admiral" would be the moniker applied to the one in command (usually the most senior, but not necessarily, depending on circumstances). The role of fleet admiral is a tactical command - it involves directing the operations of the fleet, according to the grand strategy directed by the naval command authority. A fleet admiral would have wide latitude of both action and authority to accomplish their assigned mission(s). Their command usually included not just naval vessels, but transport vessels, naval bases, marines, and sometime even non-Navy assets in the area of operation.
Where does the chief of naval operations live?
The Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) lives at the Washington Naval Yard in Washington , D.C. He is the highest ranking Naval Officer.
What was the naval rank given to Jacques Cartier?
The silver heart
What is the naval rank below captain?
the naval rank below captain is Commander
What is naval rank Gsm?
Probably Gunnery Sergeant major, given that "sm" for Sergeant major is a very common abbreviation.
What naval rank is SN?
The rank "SN" signifies Seaman.
What happens to naval academy grads not commissioned?
Should a midshipman complete the course and refuse their commission they are given an enlisted rank and sent to the fleet.
What is community rank given by Anna University?
The community rank given by Anna University is the rank that is given by students. There will be an overall rank and a community rank which will have the students that live in certain areas and their rankings.
What naval rank does a graduate of the US Naval Academy hold?
Ensign in the Navy or 2nd Lt in the Marines
Who was the highest ranking US Admiral?
Gary Roughead, he is the current Chief of Naval Operations. His rank is that of a 4 star admiral which is the highest rank that can be given during peace time.
What is an ammiral?
An ammiral is an obsolete term for an admiral, a naval officer of the highest rank - the commander of a country's naval forces.
What is the naval rank abbreviated on ww1 medals as O.P.?
It doesn't appear to be a rank, it's probably "Office of the President"
What rank is Ishmael given for his performance?
Ishmael is given the rank of Commander for his exceptional performance.
How do you spell admeral?
The correct spelling of the high naval rank is admiral.
