US Navy

March Madness is a month long tournament.

yes

In the US Navy that rank is called Lieutenant jg. "Junior Grade"

sorry, but No.

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had a phone call from Pacific Monarch Resort, and I don't know how they have all my information. I am blaming me since yesterday how stupid I was to confirm my name & family name with annual income; I don't know what will happen? Are they able to steal my identity? Just tell me what they are going to do with our name & phone numbers.

No

yes! I have one and I am a kid! it is way fun and everyone should JOIN please it is very fun!

Success is the discipline to continually pursue an ideal without giving up. Those who are unsuccessful are that way because they gave up too soon. No matter how long it takes one must be motivated and inspired to keep working toward his or her goal. Because only when in action can one succeed. No success comes from inaction.

Modern Destroyers don't use the type of depth charges used in past wars as the underwater speeds of modern submarines make them obsolete. In WWI and WWII, submarines weren't true submersibles; they were surface ships with limited submergence capability. As such, their submerged speed was much slower than their speed on the surface, and the Destroyer attacking them had the tactical advantage. With the advent of Nuclear Power aboard submarines, Destroyers lost that advantage.

Modern submarines are exactly the opposite; While surfaced speeds are around 17 knots, and official submerged speeds list it as greater than 20 (actual speeds are classified Secret), submerged speeds would shock most people not privy to the information. For that reason, and the fact that modern boats have a much deeper submergence capability, traditional depth charges are useless; by the time a charge sank to a target depth, the speed of the boat could have it a long way from the charge when it exploded.

Modern Destroyers rely on several key weapons systems for ASW;

Helo's - Helicopters with sonobuoys and dipping sonar, and armed with Mk 48 ADCAP torpedoes, are one of a Destroyer's most potent weapons (at least they think so).

Torpedoes - So far no submarine can outrun an active homing torpedo that has a lock on its target.

ASROC - Nuclear depth charge, launched as a standoff missile, deploys warhead and explodes at predetermined depth.

While Destroyer crews like to think they have the advantage (good morale booster), in reality the best weapon against a submarine is another submarine. Modern boats are so quiet and fast that a Destroyer would be running from a torpedo, Tomahawk Anti-Ship, or Harpoon missile before it even knew a submarine was tracking it, and modern systems allow for multiple target tracking and targeting of weapons.

Annapolis, Maryland

Whether all colleges/ universities in USA accept rush shipping of SAT scores?

whether credit card payment can be made in USA for the student registering from Kenya?

These charts are provide from http://www.navyseals.com/pay-charts 2007 Military Basic Pay Charts (Enlisted) 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Enlisted with Less Than 14 Years of Service Rank <2 23 4 6 8 10 12 E-94110.60 4203.90 E-8 3364.80 3513.90 3606.00 E-72339.10 2553.00 2650.80 2780.70 2881.50 3055.20 3152.70 3250.20 E-6 2023.20 2226.00 2324.40 2419.80 2519.40 2744.10 2831.40 2928.30 E-5 1854.00 1977.90 2073.30 2171.40 2323.80 2454.90 2551.50 2582.10 E-4 1699.50 1786.50 1883.10 1978.50 2062.80 2062.80 2062.80 2062.80 E-3 1534.20 1630.80 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 E-2 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 E-1 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 E-1 with less than 4 months of service 1203.90 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Enlisted with More Than 14 Years of Service Rank14 16 18 20 22 2426 E-9 4321.20 4459.50 4598.40 4821.60 5010.30 5209.20 5512.80 E-8 3716.40 3835.80 4051.80 4161.30 4347.30 4450.50 4704.90 E-7 3424.20 3511.20 3593.70 3644.10 3814.80 3925.20 4204.20 E-6 3013.50 3043.50 3064.50 3064.50 3064.50 3064.50 3064.50 E-5 2582.10 2582.10 2582.10 2582.10 2582.10 2582.10 2582.10 E-4 2062.80 2062.80 2062.80 2062.80 2062.80 2062.80 2062.80 E-3 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 1729.20 E-2 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 1458.90 E-1 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 1301.40 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Enlisted with More Than 26 Years of Service Rank 30 34 38E-9 5788.50 6078.00 6381.90 E-8 4799.10 Targeted Raise (Effective April 1, 2007) Rank 8 1012 14 16 E-7 3312.00 3455.10 3553.20 E-6 2986.80 3037.50 3075.60 E-5 2472.00 2602.50 2618.10 2618.10 2618.10 Rank 18 20 2224 26 E-7 3658.50 3698.70 3834.00 3925.20 4204.20 E-6 3119.70 3119.70 3119.70 3119.70 3119.70 2007 Military Basic Pay Charts (Officers) 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Commissioned Officers with Less Than 14 Years of Service (Senate Version) Rank <2 2 34 6 8 10 12 O-10O-9 O-8 8453.10 8729.70 3913.60 8964.90 9194.10 9577.20 9666.30 10030.20 O-7 7023.90 7350.00 7501.20 7621.20 7838.40 8052.90 8301.30 8548.80 O-6 5206.20 5719.20 6094.50 6094.50 6117.60 6380.10 6414.60 6414.60 O-5 4339.80 4888.80 5227.50 5291.10 5502.00 5628.60 5906.40 6110.10 O-4 3744.60 4334.70 4623.90 4688.40 4956.90 5244.60 5602.80 5882.40 O-33292.20 3732.30 4028.40 4392.00 4602.00 4833.00 4982.70 5228.40 O-2 2844.30 3239.70 3731.40 3857.40 3936.60 3936.60 3936.60 3936.60 O-1 2469.30 2569.80 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Commissioned Officers with More Than 14 Years of Service Rank 1416 18 20 22 24 26O-10 13659.00 13725.90 14011.20 14508.60 O-9 11946.60 12118.50 12367.20 12801.30 O-8 10134.30 10447.80 10900.80 11319.00 11598.30 11598.30 11598.30 O-7 8797.20 9577.20 10236.00 10236.00 10236.00 10236.00 10236.00 O-6 6779.10 7423.80 7802.10 8180.10 8395.20 8613.00 9035.70 O-5 6373.20 6776.40 6968.10 7158.00 7373.10 7373.10 7373.10 O-4 6076.20 6187.50 6252.30 6252.30 6252.30 6252.30 6252.30 O-3 5355.90 5355.90 5355.90 5355.90 5355.90 5355.90 5355.90 O-2 3936.60 3936.60 3936.60 3936.60 3936.60 3936.60 3936.60 O-1 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 3106.50 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Commissioned Officers with More Than 26 Years of Service Rank 30 34 38 O-1015,234.00 15.995.70 16,795.50 O-9 13.441.50 14,113.50 14,819.10 O-8 11,888.40 12,185.70 O-7 10,493.70 O-6 9,216.30 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Commissioned Officers with More Than four years of Enlisted/Warrant ServiceCommissioned officers with more than four years of active duty service as an enlisted member or a warrant officer are paid at a special rate, up until they reach the grade of O-3. The below chart shows the base pay for commissioned officers who have more than four years of active duty service as an enlisted member or a warrant officer, if the Senate version of the bill is passed: Rank 4 6 8 10 1214 O-3E 4392.00 4602.00 4833.00 4982.70 5228.40 5435.40 O-2E 3857.40 3936.60 4062.00 4273.50 4437.00 4558.80 O-1E 3106.50 3317.70 3440.10 3565.50 3688.80 3857.40 Rank 16 18 20 22 2426 O-3E 5554.20 5715.90 5715.90 5715.90 5715.90 5715.90 O-2E 4558.80 4558.80 4558.80 4558.80 4558.80 4558.80 O-1E 3857.40 3857.40 3857.40 3857.40 3857.40 3857.40 2007 Military Basic Pay Charts (Warrant Officers) 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Warrant Officers with Less Than 14 Years of ServiceRank <2 2 3 4 68 10 12 W-5 W-4 3402.00 3660.00 3765.00 3868.50 4046.40 4222.20 4400.70 4574.10 W-3 3106.80 3236.40 3369.00 3412.80 3522.00 3711.30 3921.60 4129.20 W-22732.70 2888.70 3025.50 3124.50 3209.70 3443.70 3622.50 3755.10 W-1 2413.20 2610.60 2742.90 2828.40 3056.10 3193.50 3315.30 3451.20 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Warrant Officers with More Than 14 Years of Service Rank 14 16 1820 22 24 26 W-5 5845.80 6046.50 6247.50 6450.00 W-4 4753.80 5035.50 5215.80 5392.20 5574.90 5754.90 5938.80 W-3 4350.00 4515.60 4680.60 4751.40 4824.60 4984.20 5143.20 W-2 3885.00 3973.80 4048.80 4191.00 4332.30 4475.40 4475.40 W-1 3541.20 3622.80 3755.40 3856.20 3856.20 3856.20 3856.20 2007 Basic Pay Rates for Commissioned Officers with More Than 26 Years of Service Rank 3034 W-5 7180.20 7539.30 W-4 6337.80 Targeted Raise (Effective April 1, 2007) Rank <22 3 4 6 8 10 12W-5 W-4 4669.20 W-3 3825.90 4110.10 4245.30 W-2 2749.20 3009.30 3089.40 3144.60 3322.80 3600.00 3737.10 3872.40 W-1 2672.40 2890.50 3065.10 3322.20 3442.20 3610.20 Rank 14 16 18 20 2224 26 W-5 6049.50 6356.40 6585.00 6838.20 W-4 4904.40 5128.20 5310.90 5489.70 5752.20 5967.60 6213.60 W-3 4400.40 4560.30 4847.70 5042.40 5158.50 5282.10 5450.10 W-2 4037.70 4166.70 4284.00 4428.80 4515.90 4589.40 4589.40 W-1 3775.50 3905.10 4024.50 4170.00 4170.00 4170.00 4170.00 SEAL Enlisted Special Pays SEAL Combat Swimmers (NEC 5326), SEAL Delivery Vehicle Operators (NEC 5323) are eligible for the following Special Pays and Bonuses Enlistment Bonus: $40,000 (Paid upon final qualification as SEAL) "First-Term" Reenlistment Bonus $60,000 Selective Reenlistment Bonus $75,000 Critical Skills Retention Bonus Maximum $150,000 for SEAL and SWCC Senior Enlisted (E-6 to E-9) and Warrant Officers Special Duty Assignment Pay $450 (monthly) Dive Pay $215 - $340 (monthly) Demolition Pay $150 (monthly) Parachute Pay $150 - $225 Foreign Language Pay (monthly/when qualified) Note: Selective Reenlistment Bonus amounts will vary based on your Rating (NEC), Paygrade, Time in Service, and Reenlistment Term. To estimate your bonus, use the Navy's Reenlistment Bonus Calculator. (Rich - please link this to https://staynavytools.bol.navy.mil/SRB/) SEAL Officer Special Pays SpecWar Continuation Bonus Maximum $75,000 Critical Skills Retention Bonus A mid-grade Officer can earn $45,000 for a 3-year contract or $125,000 for a 5-year contract Special Duty Assignment Pay $110 (monthly) Dive Pay $175 (monthly) SDV Pay $300 (monthly) HALO (Jump) Pay $225 (monthly) Foreign Language Pay $50 - $100 monthly for a second language proficiency SEAL Navy Enlisted Classification Codes (NEC) NEC 5301 UDT/SEAL Candidates (Volunteers for BUD/S) (E3 - E9) NEC 5323 SDV Pilot/Navigator/DDS Operator (E3 - E9) NEC 5326 Combatant Swimmer (SEAL) (E3 - E9)

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I would not focus on starting a relationship with a SEAL, the divorce rate for SEALs is 90%+, you are not allowed to tell others what they do or certain things about them, and the danger risk of having a family with a SEAL is through the roof due to there extremely dangerous and high importance occupation.

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You don't have to be married to see a 'marriage counselor'. Trust is a very important thing in any relationship, therefore it is very important that you work on that aspect. If you truly love eachother, you shouldn't have any problems doing what it takes to be together, even if it is talking with a counselor. Make an appt. asap.

Right after her commission Shake down then training for the crew before she deployed

to west PAC and 7th fleet. Usually went south around San Diego

I was a crew member 1974-1978

yes. ST-17 and ST-18.

AVCM designates a Master Chief (E-9) Avionics Technician

Assuming reference to the US Flag, 29 stars on the flag until July 3rd, 1848, then 30 stars through the end of the year. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_Flag#Historical_progression_of_designs