US Navy

Army because it is it largest. and accepts more waivors then the Marines and other branches do.

You would if it used as a title as in Commander-in-Chief Obama. Otherwise lower case is what you want, is in Obama serves as commander-in-chief.

You would get water from the 'scuttlebutt.' You could also go to the mess deck and get some java. Or go to the gedunk and buy a soda.

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No. Using another person's passport is a criminal offense in every jurisdiction. You may well end up arrested and incarcerated.

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It is headed for the Persian Gulf and will return this fall.

red? :) be bold

The surgeon general wears a uniform because the organization of which she is the chief, the U.S. Public Health Service, is a uniformed service. It is not required apparel but is said to command more respect and authority when at official events and disseminating information.

Yes, awards earned in the Navy can be worn on your Army uniform.

Hand wash in cold water with mild soap and low setting iron dry while protecting the the fabric with a towel.

MARSOC

MARine Special Operations Capable

that you thought of him when you saw it.

There can be hundreds of thousands of bolts on an aircraft

You can only have one Captain / Master of any given vessel. If 2 "captains" are trying to hard to be in charge, they are going to do more damage than good.

it all depends on time put in, actual rank, and what ship you're on. You can expect to make in excess of $70,000 a year easy though. I knew straight deck workers making over $50-60k, youngs guy too right out of the Navy.

Currently, yes the US Military is meeting its recruiting goals. The Air Force and Navy even started down sizing their force because they had to many people. But just because the military is meeting its goals, that doesnt mean it is impossible to enlist. But it does mean the military branches can be more selective about the recruits they let in. They can pick the best qualified candidates.

No, the health qualifications for the Navy are just as hard as the Air Force. If it was bad enough to get a discharge, none of the branches will take you.

The same as with any other member of the Military, the only special things they get out being a SEAL are serving their country like no one else could and amazing experiences that 99% of people anywhere wouldn't get.

According to DoD Directive 8000.01 (January 2009):

Each DoD Component shall have a CIO who reports directly to the Head of the Component.

The component CIOs are appointed by the heads of the DoD components. In this case, the "component" would be something like the Army, Navy, NSA, etc.

Some of the Component CIOs are :

Army: Chief Information Officer/G-6 LTG Susan S. Lawrence

Navy: Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer Terry Halvorsen

Marine Corps: Brigadier General Kevin J. Nally, Deputy Chief Information Officer (Marine Corps) - the Marine Corps falls under the Department of the Navy so Gen Nally is the senior USMC person in a CIO role

Air Force: Lt Gen William T. Lord, Chief of Warfighting Integration and Chief Information Officer

NSA: Lonny Anderson, Director of NSA Technology Directorate, CTO and CIO, National Security Agency

Veterans Affairs: Roger Baker, CIO, Veterans Affairs

DISA: Henry Sienkiewicz Chief Information Officer DISA

CIA: Al Tarasiuk, CIO, Central Intelligence Agency

This list is not comprehensive - there are other DOD components and of course these change with time so this is just a snapshot at one point in time.

An Watch Leader (Section Leader) either in port or underway, is responsible for overseeing and coordinating the current stationed watch section. It doesn't necessarily have to be an Officer, though an Officer typically is in charge overall, with a senior Petty Officer actually doing the actual coordination and administration.

Underway, the watch commander is the Officer of the Deck - in port, the title is either Officer of the Day or Officer of the Deck, depending on where the command is located. In any case, the duty is the same - act as the senior supervisor for the current watch section, which typically involves safety, security, communications and maintenance operations for the command.

INR 10500 Approx

Can an ex Us Navy soldier with a general discharged obtain a us passport ?

Both aircraft and ships use both magnetic and gyro-type compasses. it is a tradition if not a law that both types be carried. The Gyro-direction indicators in light planes has to be recalibrated periodically during maneuvers, this does not apply to the magnetic type. Ships, also use both types. Some harbor or coastal types use ONLY the traditional counter-weighted ( to even out the magnetic influence of the hull) Magnetic compass such as traditional Staten Island Ferries. A Magnetic compass goes well with with a fine, Mahogany helm on a brass steering stand!