US Navy

It is the Naval arm of the National Security Agency. When I was getting out of the service they were changing the name to NIOC.

It stands for Confederate States Ship. The Federal navy used USS for United States Ship. Other countries have similar terms used to identify their military vessels.

you can be anything, its a collateral duty, im an undesignated seaman and im on a VBSS team

There is no one answer to this question. Some are named just "random", to honor a past figure in history, some to honor men/women who have contributed to any war effort, or by just having the name of another ship lost in battle. However, the Secretary of the Navy has the final say of what these ships will be called. As of 2006, the Secratary of Navy is Donald C. Winter.

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Depends on which rating your going into. There are several CB ratings, BU, SW, CE, EA, UT, and CM. I just came back from UT A school and it was 109 days, CE's are about the same. Both of those School's are located at Ft. Sheppard's AFB in Whitcha Falls TX.

US service members who have joined on the delayed enlistment program or are awaiting a slot for BCS are no different than any other citizen of the US; you may marry before you report. However, with the stress of basic training and the first year of enlistment, it is strongly not recommended.

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Sometimes guns and supplies are locked. You must go to your Service Records and go to Medals. Go to the medals that are not obtained yet. Read the description and it tells you what you must do to acquire that item/weapon.

CEC stands for Cooperative Engagement Capability, which is a newer concept in pooling shipboard sensor inputs and resources aboard Navy vessels.

Usually not. You generally will need PCS orders in order for military to ship household goods for you. There are exceptions with certain types of deployments. The MTT deployments (officers) were great in that they would pay for the spouse to move wherever she wanted while the soldier was deployed.

They can and there are, but usually when an officer hits the rank of Captain in the Navy, they're moved up to command level, as opposed to the operational level. Essentially, when a Navy Commander is promoted and is still flying, they're not kept there for that long.

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good luck in cava............... :D

Under the guidance of Theodore Roosevelt, the U.S. built the panama canal to help panama gain its independance from colombia. Panama owns the canal, so I'm guessing their government gives the U.S. Navy freepasses in gratitude

Musician and former WWII Navy Veteran Tito Puente, Sr., studied and graduated from the famed Juilliard School of Music after his Navy enlistment was up after the war. He used his G.I. Bill benefits for his tuition.

There are currently only two main types of space ships that people use. One is a small capsule that holds just a few people, such as those used in the Apollo and Gemini programs. These are used only once. The other type is a reusable craft that has wings and can carry more cargo, such as the space shuttle.

The senior manager who is responsible for managing the company's day-to-day operations and reporting them to the chief executive officer (CEO).

Nicaragua, they stayed there for seven years.

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To some extent, this question requires knowing the law of the state of adoption. Chances are, there will be problems getting the documentation and consents needed for adoption, unless one of the adopting parents is one of the biological parents.

The more interesting issue is whether the adopted child can be an American citizen merely by adoption, and the answer to that appears to be no.

Consult an experienced immigration lawyer, preferably with adoption experience.

For a fairly thorough discussion, go here: http://www.childadoptionlaws.com/child_adoption_laws/adoption_laws_child_citizen_act.htm

It is still used today. Just because we have faster ways to get around does not mean it is a bad thing to use.

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If you will die before you quit and are determined enough then start asking about the process for becoming a SEAL and getting to BUD/S, either way I would advise looking at all options available to you with military service.

It depends on the mission requirements - either Marine Force Recon units or Navy SEAL Teams can be sent ahead into enemy territory in advance of any main attack force. For amphibious operations, the beach landing and other assault zones are typically prepared by Naval and Marine Corps fighter/bomber / Helo attacks and missiles to clear out any "problem" areas prior to ground forces in numbers being introduced along with armored units.

Since the Navy and Marines are under the Department of the Navy, historically the lines of battle in certain areas have been blurred. However, when it comes to amphibious landings, Navy Coaxswains pilot landing craft with Marines if necessary, and Marine ground units take the offensive from there. In general, the Marines do have their own support forces, but the close cooperation between the two services essentially means that neither goes to battle without the other in some form when it is a combined strike operation. Even when the battle is strictly land based and the Marines got there by air transport, Marine medics are Navy Corpsman, so the Navy is present.

STS3 is a Sonar Technician Submarines 3rd Class Petty Officer in the United States Navy