US Navy

Around 28-30. Most graduates are around 22 when they're commissioned, and it takes about 4-8 years to go from Ensign to full Lieutenant.

Front line combat officers will advance much more quickly though (e.g., SEAL's); their age is usually a few years younger.

Not intentionally. Yes, people die on active duty in the US Navy. Shipboard accidents are always a danger. There are currently combat deaths for those serving with the US Marines and SEAL teams. Even a routine training mission can go bad and result in fatal injuries.

All ranks, be it Enlisted or Officer, earn pay based on both rank and time in service. The current pay scales for O-4 (LCDR), are:

Less than 2 Yrs - 4,026.90

Greater than 2 Yrs - 4,661.40

Greater than 3 Yrs - 4,972.20

Greater than 4 Yrs - 5,041.80

Greater than 6 Yrs - 5,330.40

Greater than 8 Yrs - 5,640.00

Greater than 10 Yrs - 6,025.20

Greater than 12 Yrs - 6,325.50

Greater than 14 Yrs - 6,534.30

Note: Basic pay for O-6 and below is limited by Level V of the Executive Schedule which is $11,958.30.

Keep in mind that these are BASIC monthly rates, and do not reflect inclusion of other possible allowances, such as housing, hazardous duty pay, dependents, Sea Pay, etc., which can significantly add a lot more to the monthly total based on the Officer's billet and other factors.

Source Credit for Pay Scales: Military.com

These figures represent the 3.9% increase which went into effect at the beginning of the year. I wouldn't expect anything more as long as the current administration is around though.

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He is the weatherman of the navy, thats what AG is for. A meteorologist for the navy. However the info he gathers is not used to decide what to wear that day, but it is used for flight path optimization and the weathers effect on weapon systems.

The 1 denotes his rank/paygrade as an E-6

That the Marine Corps is subordinate to and part of the US Navy.

A number of colleges have Naval ROTC. You can go to one of those.

It is a Military RE-Code or Re-Enlistment code. An RE-4B means that a person is not eligible for reenlistment in the US Marine Corps due to drug use. It is generally associated with a dishonorable discharge!

You can, but like anyone in the Navy who's married and in-service, there's absolutely no guarantee that you'll be stationed together. While the detailers do their best to keep people together, the fact is that the needs of the Navy come first.

My wife and I were pretty lucky - we were separated for about 9 months before we got married, and only separated for a few months during the time after we got married before we were finally stationed at the same port.

But some aren't as lucky; one friend of mine whose wife was a Seabee was transferred to Okinawa for a year. Being a submarine Torpedoman, there's of course no billet there for him.

The first year or so that you're in you'll be in constant training anyway, and moving from command to command in a temporary duty status, making it nearly impossible to stay together.

Bottom line is that while it might sound good on paper, the reality is that it's a huge gamble, and the odds aren't in your favor.

Aside from procurement, the chief procurement officers handle sourcing and material supply management for a corporation or enterprise. In short, they manage the inventory.

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• edible undergarments
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• anal beads
• and many other tools necessary to the entertainment of navy men

The designation of CS stands for Culinary Specialist (the Navy's new fancy term for the old Mess Management Specialist). The C after CS refers to the sailor's rank, which is Chief Petty Officer (E-7). The SS is the Submarine Warfare designation for sailors who are currently Qualified in Submarines.

As an example, the proper use would be "John Smith, CSC(SS)".

It varies by specific rank and time in service.

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Most things that would classify a person as being "handicapped" are usually medical disqualifiers for military service in general, and the Navy/Marines even more so due to the nature of their respective missions. The list of medical problems that can disqualify someone from being in the military is extremely long - for example, Asthma is one.

One thing that can be considered handicapping is Color Blindness, but if you're color blind, it essentially removes you from qualification for any but the most menial of jobs - you must have full color perception to work in any technical field, and correctable vision as well.

It's one thing if you're already in the military and become handicapped - as long as they can find a use for you, they'll keep you, as you're they're responsibility, and it takes a lot of money to train people. However, as a general rule, if you're considered to be handicapped by legal and medical standards and definitions, it's unlikely you'd be able to pass the entrance physical. There are waivers of course, and it depends on the career path - for example, officers with special skills might be considered waiverable, or even enlisted with special skills, such as languages. The government has waivers for anything, so to say it's a strict impossibility isn't correct. But it's better than 98%.

You can find the list of medical disqualifiers at Military.com.

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Probably a Destroyer.

If you are asking the exchange rate, it is: 100 CNY = 14.65 USD

If you are asking WHERE to change yuan to dollars, you can usually exchange money at the airport or at any large bank in a major US city.

it depends on the size weight and girth of them

Yes - approximately 28 performers over the years have died while on their USO tours, from plane crashes, illness, and diseases.

It was founded while George Bancroft was secratary of Navy

Sk3c is the old Navy designation for a Storekeeper 3rd Class Petty Officer.

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