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It depends on the warfare area - for Naval Aviation, it's a Flight (same as the AF). For the SEAL's, SeaBee's, and many shore commands, it's still a Platoon.

The term doesn't apply for Navy ships though, as a Platoon is based on the number of personnel in the group. If you were to base it on ship personnel, the likeliest equivalents would be a Task Element (single ship), Task Unit (2 ships) or a Squadron.

The form commonly used to prepare an evaluation report for a CTASN (Career and Technical Education Association of National Significance) is a comprehensive evaluation report form. This form includes sections for program description, goals and objectives, evaluation methods and findings, recommendations, and a summary of the evaluation. The form should be completed by the evaluator or evaluation team to provide a thorough assessment of the CTASN program's effectiveness and to make recommendations for improvement.

According to the Supply Corps style guide (link below), an article written by Captain James Tilly in 1970 states that the 150 year old symbol was chosen as it represents "strength and sturdiness".

It was the U.S.S Enterprise CV-6 or CV(N)-6 earning 20 battle stars in WWII

The question was "during her SERVICE LIFE, not just WWII.

I have since found out that USS Nicholas (DD 449 ) earned total of 30 battle stars for service in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. She holds the honor.

In the United States Navy, it is the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO)

Currently (the time of this post) and since 2007, the CNO is Admiral Gary Roughead.

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Yes, but you must attend a high school that has an NJROTC unit.

Go straight to the Navy after high school.

If you're active duty, it'll depend on your recovery, and whether or not you can return to your job. If you can't, usually they'll give you the option of changing rates, or moving to a shore command, unless it's bad enough you can't work. Remember that double amputees have returned to active duty - it isn't like it once was years ago.

Uss enterprise cvn 65

No you cannot do that. The Navy SEALs is just that, the NAVY. You would have to finish your enlistment in the Marine Corps and then join the Navy.

You have to elaborate a little more. If you want to cross rate to another rating, it must be in CREO level one (look it up). If you want to switch to Biomed Tech or Lab Tech, you can do that too. Switching to another rating in CREO level 2 or 3 will not be allowed because they REALLY need us 8701s (according to my command careercouncilor).

It does not stand for anything.

The word navy is derived from the Latin word navigia meaning ships.

Its just like Civilian life, except you have the distinction of being in the 10% of the population that can serve in the US military. Alot of enlisted guys knock it, but when it comes down to it a steady pay check, place to stay, food to eat, medical benefits, and free world travel, who else offers that in a job? Life is good as a sailor.

Yes they did.

The base salary for an E-8 (minimum 8 years) is $3,741.60 on the 2010 pay chart. However, there is no general salary - pretty much everyone has other allowances that affect overall pay (housing, dependents, bonuses, hazardous duty, total years of service, etc.). In that regard, it depends entirely on the individual as to how much they actually receive.

Spinal fusion decreases pain but it also decreases spinal mobility

No SEALS are advanced infantry not pilots.

Yes, the US does have an Embassy in Ecuador. It is located @:

Avenida 12 de Octubre y Avenida Patria

QUITO

tel: 593.2.256.2890

hallo,

i suggest that you should follow this link.

here you can see the embassy contact information

http://united-states.visahq.com/embassy/Ecuador/

I am not familiar with a Navy Arms Country Boy rifle- but if by chance you have a Navy Arms Country HUNTER .50 caliber muzzleloader, they are pretty much a traditional muzzle loading rifle. Remove ramrod, draw back the hammer, tap the retaining wedge pins out of the stock, then lift barrel out of the stock. Right there is a good place to stop. You can check with Navy Arms customer service through their website to see if a manual is available for your rifle. Also check to see if this rifle uses a removable breechplug. Some black powder rifles have a non-removable breech plug.

All the information you will need to know in order to become an officer in the United States Navy can be found at www.navy.com/officer

Yes

Of course the Sukhoi 27 flanker can take down the F-22 raptor, only the F-22 is not in stealth mode.

Not SSK3c, but SK3c is the old rate designation for Ship's Storekeeper, 3rd Class. The Storekeeper rate, one of the oldest in the Navy, has always used the designator SK. Today the rate/rank would be designated SK3.

sopthia will have to limit the number of her ex. activities