US Navy

No, but they both wore orange pants.

Hell no! It's a warship, not a cruise ship!!

When it was first formed it did not own a ship of the line and had no ship building capacity. Not even an armed merchant fleet was available, It was a Navy in name alone.

Properly control, maintain, protect and account for all detainees according to applicable domestic law, regardless of their category.

No. To deal with an infraction, they would go to an NCO who is in that soldier's chain of command.

The shark is the symbol of the Naval Coastal Warfare units. It dates back to when the units were created during Vietnam. They were then known as Inshore Undersea Warfare Units. The first were commanded by Inshore Undersea Warfare Group ONE, stood up in the '60s. The Shark mouth was painted on the patrol boats and began to symbilize the fledgling community. The Shark has lighting bolts representing the electronic components of radar surveillence and communcations. The shark also has headphones representing the sonar capabilities of the units. In 2010 the shark was revised under the Maritime Expeditionary Security Forces when the NCW was reorganized to the MESF. The headphones were removed from the shark and a rifle added denoting the landward security and ship protection part of the mission.

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The F4U Corsairs of World War 2 were fighter planes and only took a pilot into battle. Unlike the British, all Pilots for the United States were commissioned officers. The people maintaining the planes were usually enlisted personnel. (Whether regulations permitted it or not, some enlisted personnel learned to fly the F4).

The F4 Phantoms of the Vietnam War had a crew of 2. I never heard of them taking an enlisted man into battle. I heard of them taking an enlisted man up in one. He worked on the electronics and used the excuse that he wanted to check out the electronics as the pilot put the plane through its paces. During those flights, the plane would be tested at beyond normal limits. He claimed that it was fun.

There is no historical or traditional significance to the fouled anchor insignia.

The fouled anchor (a line, chain, or rope wrapped around an anchor) got its start as a naval insignia as the official seal of the British Lord High Admiral Howard of Effingham (Charles Howard, 2nd Baron Howard of Effingham, Earl of Nottingham (1536-1624).
Many U.S. Navy insignia and traditions are descended from the British Royal Navy, and the fouled anchor is one of them.

It still remains as the official insignia of the Lord High Admiral of Great Britain.

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Absolutely, as long as they're not within the same chain of command (i.e., the Chief isn't above the 2nd class in charge of her/him in the same command).

Many Chiefs are in fact married to petty officers junior to them.

It depends on if you were charged at the misdemeanor or felony level. If it was the former, then you can apply for a waiver. If it was a felony, then you can request to have it reduced to a misdemeanor, so long as you did not serve prison time. Probation does not affect this. If the charges are reduced, then you can apply for the waiver. You should talk to a Navy recruiter for more details.

Master chief and the other Spartans had just been assigned to travel on the pillar of autumn but before they could leave the covenant attacked reach, the master chief decided to let most of his spartan team to go down to the planets surface while he took the seemingly more dangerous job of fighting in space combat. This is why he remained on the pillar of autumn until the begining of halo 1

master chief in halo 1 is in fact a woman.

The betle is well know for its abilities to move larger objects and generally wont quit until it's done.

The ancient Egyptians held the beetle, known as a scarab, refered to here in the U.S. as a dung beetle, to be quite sacred and assoiciated with the god 'Kephri' They consider the scarab to be pusing the sun around the sky. and also they were sacred objects in the afterlife....Hope this helps...TatuBaron

-.I belive the question was about the beetle TATTOO and not about the beetle in ancient history significance . "In general any tattoo depending on its location and even color or size has different meanings in different cultures and may have nothing to do with any general explanation or regarding its real significance displayed in the encyclopedia or the history book."Pay attention , If the beetle tattoo is displayed on any finger , hand or shoulder it means that the wearer is a pickpoket and its the only tattoo significance of the "beetle" , But if dislayed on any other part of the body it may mean nothing or whatever you want it to mean.-

You'd have to remember what it was on your own. CB is - and was in 1984 - a unlicenced service. You weren't issued a call sign by the FCC. If you wished to use one, you'd use your first and last initials, followed by the zip code of your residence (for example, if your name was John Smith and you lived in Bethel, Delaware, you'd use "JS19931", if your name was Tim Timothy and you hailed from Garner, North Carolina, you'd use "TT27529", etc.).

They are part of the United States Naval forces.

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There is no question that Navy Nuclear careers are much more difficult than anything civilian training can provide. It's a fact that most civilian reactors are in fact operated by former Navy nuclear-trained personnel.

Naval Enlisted NPS is not easy - unlike a traditional school, in addition to book work and study, you're also required to stand watches and learn reactor operations, maintenance, repair, etc. for your particular area of skill (Electrician, Electronics, Machinist) on an operating reactor. This is why NPS graduates quickly qualify as watchstanders on the ships/submarines they report to - they're already qualified on the systems.

The Navy's program is also a lot more accelerated - remember that in a traditional school, you're not just learning Nuclear Power. You're also stuck with all of the other things a traditional degree entails.

For those lucky enough to go to the Naval Academy, you'll get a degree and the opportunity to train as an Engineer Officer should you choose to go through that career path leading to command of a ship or submarine that is nuclear powered. Such careers are much more prestigious than any traditional degree can afford, but it takes a lot of dedication and much more hard work than any traditional school. The term "Failure is not an Option" is also key on Nuclear Powered Navy ships - a single mistake made by an officer, however small, concerning anything in the reactor or engineering spaces is enough to end that officer's Naval career. I've seen it happen twice during my own Naval tours. The Navy many operational reactor years of experience, and with an exceptionally safe record. It remains that way because it does not tolerate mistakes. You won't see that same discipline in the civilian industry.

The United States Navy did use the defense strategy in the caribbean.

An umbrella is potentially a weapon

underwater listening devices the navy uses sona bouys which is an active systems that is place in a pattern where suspected submarines are, they are launched out of a p3-orion or an S3-viking, also they have a system of underwater microphones called the sousis (maybe not the correct spelling) but it monitored 24/7.

Also, most ships and submarines in the Navy have passive SONAR (listen only mode) as well as active (send a sound, then listen for the return) to detect what is near them in the water. The advantage to using passive, is that if you can keep your own ship quiet enough, the other vessel may not know that they have been detected.

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An Aircrew Rating can be a specialist in any number of specialties from operating tactical weapons and sensors or communications and Electronic Warfare. Rescue divers also carry this rating. The big "goodie" of this rating is flight pay. A small percentage of Naval Enlisted receive this rate and they are generally given rapid advancement and excellent duty assignments. This may not apply over the history of the rate, but should be fairly current. To enlist with this rating requires or required a five year commitment, but assures you of a Class A school and oodles of perks. The training however is tough, requires high intelligence and a high level of dedication.

yes he actually never did watch after the credits for halo 3 or watch the halo 4 trailer.