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What do you call a naval acedamy newcomer?
a cadet
What is another word for naval cadet?
Sea Cadet or Sea Corps. Those mean the same as naval cadet.
When was United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps created?
United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps was created in 1958.
What do you call a citadel student?
Cadet
What do you call a first year cadet?
LET 1 for a first year cadet.
What work does a sea cadet have?
You get given Naval uniform numbr 1 & 4 and berret and badges if you go on courses
What do you call a cadet with no rank?
A cadet with no rank is typically referred to as a "basic cadet" or simply "cadet." In military academies, basic cadets are often in their initial training phase and have not yet been promoted to a higher rank. Depending on the institution, they may also be called "trainees" or "rookies."
What is someone called who is dismissed from the naval academy?
Someone who is dismissed from a naval academy is typically referred to as a "cadet" or "midshipman," depending on the specific academy and its terminology. The dismissal often results from academic failure, disciplinary issues, or failure to meet the institution's standards. Once dismissed, they may no longer hold the status or privileges associated with being a cadet or midshipman.
What do you call a baton waver?
A naval signaller.
Are Naval Sea Cadets considered civilians?
The United States Naval Sea Cadet Corp are considered civilians. They cannot be members of the military while still enrolled in the program, and since the program is not a full military, any cadet enrolled are considered civilians.
What do you call a sailors belly button?
a naval navel
What do you call the planned movement of soldiers or naval ships?
Manoeuvre
