US Navy

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.

Yes, he was Gay, I went to school with him, and was raised in Acres Homes with him, we knew each other very well, I don't mean to speak bad about the dead but its true. I know his family too. How do I know for sure? Because he approached me several times, even offered me money, God forgive his soul and may he rest in peace. This is the Gods honest truth, it really don't matter the man is gone, so let him rest, I'm sure God forgave him, because he did more good in people's lifes, in 30 yrs than most of us will ever do! R.I.P Paul Jones.....

If you have the name, you can contact the Veterans Administration. They can assist you in locating the next of kin. Of course, a good search on the internet can often find a contact name for an individual.

Usually it stands for Umpire in sports,

Attention on Deck is called for on the arrival of the Commanding Officer. It is also used for any Flag grade officer, which is Captain or Above. The first person to spot the arrival calls the room to attention.

There are a variety of things that are done. Sometimes they are used for target practice. They may be mothballed, stored for future use if the need should arise. They may be sold to foreign governments. And the final option is to scrap them.

It uses a sophisticated radar system made by Sierra Nevada Corp called TALS (Tactical Automated Landing System). The radar sits on the deck of the ship, and brings the Fire Scout in for the landing. The radar has a gyro leveling base so as the ship pitches, the radar remains level and pointed at the Fire Scout.

Once the TALS acquires the Fire Scout, it sends correction data to the aircraft, telling it to go up, down, left, or right to get on the desired landing path.

Then, all the operator has to do is press Autoland, and watch TALS land the bird.

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Only person authorized to sign using red ink is the Commanding Officer. review correspondence manual. I have seen CO's use blue ink. XO is usually green.

It's not a specific medical disqualifier for SEAL's only. Any allergic response that triggers a moderate or severe reaction to foods, additives, etc., as well as someone who has a history of anaphylactic reactions to insect stings, is automatically disqualified from serving in any branch of the military. The regulation has been on the books for many years.

Annapolis is the state capital of Maryland as well as home to the United States Naval Academy. If you are looking online for a travel guide they are available at WikiTravel and Trip Advisor. You can also buy a hard copy from map company Rand McNally.

When obtaining the answers to the Navy PPRNE it is best to study and be well prepared. Answers are not given to anyone looking for this online.

contact a local "answering service" listed in your phone book. they can tell you

A seal was an old way to "authenticate" a signature, using a bit of wax and an embosser with the unique emblem of the signatory (government agency, corporation or private person). Much of this has been replaced by having a signature notarized.

Absolutely not - any problem involving seizures of any type is an automatic medical disqualifier from military service.

Good Conduct Medals are awarded for every 4 years of service without any major incidents (other than Captain's Mast (NJP). For 12 years of consecutive Good Conduct, Navy Veterans wear gold chevrons/hash marks instead of the normal red on Navy Blues.

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July 12, 2003 was the date the Ronald Reagan was commissioned.

The theory of ship's organization is that ships should operate in peacetime with an organization that can be expanded quickly without basic change when required by wartime operating conditions. A warship's manning consists of officers and enlisted personnel required to enable the ship to fight the most efficiently. This theory requires that the ships group the functions and personnel to minimize the overlapping of responsibilities and duplication of personnel within the command. The ship manning document and the Standard Organization and Regulations of the US Navy [SORN] (OPNAVINST 3120.32B) provide guidance in the preparation of the standard ship's organization for all types of ships.

Divisions are the smallest organizational units aboard, and consist of groups of enlisted specialists organized according to skills. Every piece of material on a ship from the propeller to the paint job is assigned to a division and finally to an individual technician for its care. Each of these technicians is an expert not only in the technical functions to which special training has been directed, but also in the demands of administration, leadership and instruction of shipmates.

Aircraft squadrons are organized into departments and divisions under the Squadron Commanding Officer. The Squadron Commanding Officer administers the activities of the departments through the Squadron Executive Officer. Department heads may be assigned assistants to carry out department duties. Unless directed otherwise, the Squadron Commanding Officer directs the specific assignments of officers. The carrier Commanding Officer exercises the sole authority to convene courts-martial on all

The system you are referring to is the Convoy System. In this system, cargo ships traveled together in groups, typically escorted by navy warships for protection against enemy attacks during times of war. This system was commonly used during World War I and World War II to safeguard merchant ships from submarines and other threats.

STS1 is my old rate/rank, and one of the best in the Navy if you're on a fast-attack submarine. The STS stands for "Sonar Technician (Submarines) - the 1 is the rank, for First Class Petty Officer.

Submarine and Surface Sonar Techs have different rate designations, as their school training pipeline is different. Surface Sonar designation is STG, for Sonar Technician(Guns).

About 90%. Source: SEAL team 6 (documentary)

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Unless they go through OCS, never.