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E-2(Rank)
A
Seaman Apprentice
1
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E-1(Rank)
A
Seaman Recruit
2
Q
E-3(Rank)
A
Seaman
3
Q
E-4(Rank)
A
Petty Officer 3rd Class
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Q
E-5(Rank)
A
Petty Officer 2nd Class
5
Q
E-6(Rank)
A
Petty Officer 1st Class
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Q
E-7(Rank)
A
Chief Petty Officer
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Q
E-8(Rank)
A
Senior Chief Petty Officer
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Q
E-9(Rank)
A
Master Chief Petty Officer
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Q
E-10(Rank)
A
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (Only 1 currently)
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Q
O-1(Rank)
A
Ensign
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Q
O-2(Rank)
A
Lieutenant Junior Grade
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Q
O-3(Rank)
A
Lieutenant
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Q
O-4(Rank)
A
Lieutenant Commander
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Q
O-5(Rank)
A
Commander
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Q
O-6(Rank)
A
Captain
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Q
O-7(Rank)
A
Rear Admiral Lower Half
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Q
O-8(Rank)
A
Rear Admiral Upper Half
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Q
O-9(Rank)
A
Vice Admiral
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Q
O-10(Rank)
A
Admiral
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Q
O-11(Rank)
A
Fleet Admiral (Rank Reserved for War Time Only)
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Q
E-1(Collar Device)
A
None
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Q
E-2(Collar Device)
A
2 Diagonal Stripes
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Q
E-3(Collar Device)
A
3 Diagonal Stripes
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E-4(Collar Device)
Perched Eagle, 1 Chevron
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E-5(Collar Device)
Perched Eagle, 2 Chevrons
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E-6(Collar Device)
Perched Eagle, 3 Chevrons
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E-7(Collar Device)
Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN
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E-8(Collar Device)
Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN, 1 Silver Star
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E-9(Collar Device)
Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN, 2 Silver Stars
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E-10(Collar Device)
Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN, 3 Silver Stars
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O-1(Collar Device)
1 Gold Bar
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O-2(Collar Device)
1 Silver Bar
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O-3(Collar Device)
2 Silver Bars
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O-4(Collar Device)
Gold Oak Leaf
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O-5(Collar Device)
Silver Oak Leaf
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O-6(Collar Device)
Silver Spread Eagle
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O-7(Collar Device)
1 Five Pointed Star
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O-8(Collar Device)
2 Five Pointed Stars
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O-9(Collar Device)
3 Five Pointed Stars
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O-10(Collar Device)
4 Five Pointed Stars
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O-11(Collar Device)
5 Five Pointed Stars
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NATO Phonetic: A
Alpha
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NATO Phonetic: B
Bravo
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NATO Phonetic: C
Charlie
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NATO Phonetic: D
Delta
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NATO Phonetic: E
Echo
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NATO Phonetic: F
Foxtrot
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NATO Phonetic: G
Golf
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NATO Phonetic: H
Hotel
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NATO Phonetic: I
India
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NATO Phonetic: J
Juliett
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NATO Phonetic: K
Kilo
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NATO Phonetic: L
Lima
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NATO Phonetic: M
Mike
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NATO Phonetic: N
November
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NATO Phonetic: O
Oscar
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NATO Phonetic: P
Papa
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NATO Phonetic: Q
Quebec
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NATO Phonetic: R
Romeo
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NATO Phonetic: S
Sierra
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NATO Phonetic: T
Tango
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NATO Phonetic: U
Uniform
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NATO Phonetic: V
Victor
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NATO Phonetic: W
Whiskey
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NATO Phonetic: X
X-ray
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NATO Phonetic: Y
Yankee
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NATO Phonetic: Z
Zulu
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Sailor's Creed 1st Sentence
I am a United States Sailor.
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Sailor's Creed 2nd Sentence
I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States of American and I will obey the orders of those appointed over me.
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Sailor's Creed 3rd Sentence
I represent the fighting spirit of the Navy and those who have gone before me to defend freedom and democracy around the world.
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Sailor's Creed 4th Sentence
I proudly serve my country's Navy combat team with Honor, Courage, and Commitment
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Sailor's Creed 5th Sentence
I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all.
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1st General Order of a Sentry
To take charge of this post and all government property in view.
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2nd General Order of a Sentry
To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing.
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3rd General Order of a Sentry
To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.
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4th General Order of a Sentry
To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the Guardhouse than my own.
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5th General Order of a Sentry
To quit my post only when properly relieved.
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6th General Order of a Sentry
To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me all orders from the Commanding Officer, Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck, and Officers and Petty Officers of the Watch only.
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7th General Order of a Sentry
To talk to no one except in the line of duty.
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8th General Order of a Sentry
To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.
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9th General Order of a Sentry
To call the Officer of the Deck in any case not covered by instructions.
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10th General Order of a Sentry
To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased
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11th General Order of a Sentry
To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.
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RTC Maxim
I will not lie, cheat, or steal nor tolerate those among us who do.
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1st in Chain of Command
President of the United States - Mister Barrack Obama
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2nd in Chain of Command
Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) - Ashton Carter
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3rd in Chain of Command
Secretary of Navy (SECNAV) - Ray Mabus
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4th in Chain of Command
Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) - Admiral Jonathan Greenert
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5th in Chain of Command
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) - Mike Stevens
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6th in Chain of Command
Chief of Naval Personal (CNP) - Vice Admiral William F. "Bill" Moran
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7th in Chain of Command
Chief of Naval Personnel Fleet Master Chief
92
8th in Chain of Command
Commander, Navel Education and Training Command (CNETC)
92
9th in Chain of Command
Naval Education and Training Command Force Master Chief Petty Officer
92
10th in Chain of Command
Commander, Naval Service Training Command (CNSTC)
92
11th in Chain of Command
Naval Service Training Command, Command Master Chief Petty Officer
92
12th in Chain of Command
Commanding Officer, Recruit Training Command (RTC)
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13th in Chain of Command
Recruit Training Command, Command Master Chief Petty Officer
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14th in Chain of Command
Executive Officer, Recruit Training Command
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15th in Chain of Command
Military Training Director (MTD)
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16th in Chain of Command
Fleet Commander
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17th in Chain of Command
Fleet Leading Chief Petty Officer
98
18th in Chain of Command
Ship's Officer
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19th in Chain of Command
Ship's Leading Chief Petty Officer
100
20th in Chain of Command
Recruit Division Commander
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Attention
Heels together at 45° angle, arms hanging naturally at side
102
Parade Rest
Exit attention by moving left heel to shoulder width and place hands behind back right over left (left hand touching your back)
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At Ease
May relax from attention/parade rest but must keep right foot planted and may not talk
104
Fall out
May break rank but must remain close.
105
Fall In
Get back into rank after having fallen out, goes back into attention
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Uncover (two)
Move your hand up as if to salute but instead grab brim of hat,
(Two) remove cover and return hand to side
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Cover (two)
With both hands place cover on head and return left hand to side, hold brim of cover with right hand
(Two) return right hand to side
108
Dress, right, dress
| Close arm or normal interval
Arm out street to left, head turned right, aligning with person to right.
(Close arm) places left arm on hip
109
Salute
Salute
110
Adrift
Loose from moorings and out of control.
111
Aft-end
Near or towards the stern of the vessel
112
All hands
The ships entire company
113
Allotment
Amount of money coming out of regular pay
114
Aye-aye
Reply to an order or command meaning "I understand and will comply"
115
Barracks
Building where sailors live
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Below
Downstairs
117
Brightwork
Brass or shiny metal kept polished instead of painted
118
Bunk or rack
Bed
119
Buoy
An anchored float used as an aid to navigate or mark the location of an object
120
Carry on
An order to resume work or duties
121
Chain locker
Compartment in which anchor chain is stowed
122
Chit, chit book
Coupon or recite book
123
Chow hall (mess deck)
Place to eat
124
Colors
Raising or lowering of a nation flag, ceremonies held at 0800 and sunset for hoisting and hauling down the national ensign.
125
Deep six
Dispose of by throwing over the side
126
Ensign
1. National flag
| 2. Rank of an O-1
127
Fast
Snugly secured
128
Fathom
Unit of length (6 feet) used to measure depth
129
Flag officer
Any officer O-7 or above
130
Galley
Kitchen
131
Gangway
1. An opening in a bulwark or lifeline that provides access to a brow or accommodation ladder,
2. An order to clear the way
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Gear locker
Storage room
133
Geedunk
Candy or gum
134
General quarters
Battle stations
135
Liberty
Permission to leave the base (usually not for more the 48 hours)
136
Lifelines
Lines erected around the weather decks of a ship to prevent personnel from falling or being washed over the side
137
Overhead
Ceiling
138
Passageway
Hallway
139
Quarters
Assembling of all hands for muster, instruction, and inspection
140
Rating
A job speciality title
141
Reveille
Wake up, start a new day
142
Scullery
Place to wash dishes
143
Scuttlebutt
Drinking fountain
| Rumor
144
Secure
Lock, put away or stop work
145
Sickbay
Hospital or medical clinic
146
Swab
Mop
147
Taps
Time to sleep, end of day
148
Tattoo
Five minutes before taps
149
Topside
Upstairs
150
Turn to
Begin work
151
Working aloft
Working above the highest deck; generally doing maintenance on the ships mast
152
Advance time from E-1 to E-2
9 months
153
Advance time from E-2 to E-3
9 months
154
Advance time from E-3 to E-4
6 months
155
Advance time from E-4 to E-5
12 months
156
Advance time from E-5 to E-6
36 months
157
Advance time from E-6 to E-7
36 months
158
Advance time from E-7 to E-8
36 months
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Advance time from E-8 to E-9
36 months
160
W-2 (Rank)
Chief Warrant Officer
161
W-3 (Rank)
Chief Warrant Officer
162
W-4 (Rank)
Chief Warrant Officer
163
W-5 (Rank)
Chief Warrant Officer
164
W-2 (Collar Device)
Two gold bars on blue background
165
W-3 (Collar Device)
One silver bar on blue background
166
W-4 (Collar Device)
Two silver bars on blue background
167
W-5 (Collar Device)
Blue horizontal bar on white background
168
O-1 (Sleeve)
1 thick stripe
169
O-2 (Sleeve)
1 thin stripe, 1 thick stripe
170
O-3 (Sleeve)
2 thick stripes
171
O-4 (Sleeve)
1 thick stripe, 1 thin stripe, 1 thick stripe
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O-5 (Sleeve)
3 thick stripes
173
O-6 (Sleeve)
4 thick stripes
174
O-7 (Sleeve)
1 large band
175
O-8 (Sleeve)
1 thick stripe, 1 large band
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O-9 (Sleeve)
2 thick stripes, 1 large band
177
O-10 (Sleeve)
3 thick stripes, 1 large band
178
O-11 (Sleeve)
4 thick stripes, 1 large band
179
Aircraft Carrier type
All ships that house aircraft that engage in airborne, surface, sub-surface, and shore targets
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Surface combatant
Large heavily armored
Surface ship
Engage on high seas
181
Submarine type
All self-propelled submersible types
| Has some type of combat capabilities
182
Patrol combatant type
May extend beyond coastal duties
Adequate endurance and sea keeping
Can exceed 48hours+ without support
183
Amphibious warfare type ship
Can engage in amphibious assault
| Can be used on high seas for long duration
184
Combat logistics type ships
Can provide underway replenishments to fleet
185
Mine warfare type ships
Used for mine warfare on high seas
186
Support type ships
Variety of ships
| Supports forces or shore based enstablishments
187
Mobile logistics type ships
Can provide direct material support to other deployed units
188
Fixed Wing Aircraft: C
Cargo
189
Fixed Wing Aircraft: E
Electronic Warfare
190
Fixed Wing Aircraft: F
Fighter
191
Fixed Wing Aircraft: M
Multi-Purpose
192
Fixed Wing Aircraft: N
Special Test, permanent
193
Fixed Wing Aircraft: P
Patrol
194
Fixed Wing Aircraft: R
Reconnaissance
195
Fixed Wing Aircraft: T
Trainer
196
Fixed Wing Aircraft: U
Utility
197
Fixed Wing Aircraft: X
Experimental
198
Rotary Wing Aircraft: A
Attack
199
Rotary Wing Aircraft: C
Cargo
200
Rotary Wing Aircraft: H
Rescue (Help)
201
Rotary Wing Aircraft: M
Multi-Purpose
202
Rotary Wing Aircraft: S
Anti-submarine Warfare
203
Rotary Wing Aircraft: T
Trainer
204
Rotary Wing Aircraft: U
Utility
205
Rotary Wing Aircraft: V
VIP Transport
206
C-2A
Greyhound logistics aircraft
207
C-12
Huron logistics aircraft
208
C-20
Gulfstream logistics aircraft
209
C-21
Learjet used to support training
210
C-26
Metro III
211
C-37A
Gulfstream V
212
C-37B
Gulfstream 550
213
C-40A
Clipper logistics aircraft
214
C-130
Hercules logistics aircraft
215
E-2
Hawk eye early warning and control aircraft
216
E-6B
Mercury airborne command post
217
EA-6B
Prowler electronic warfare aircraft
218
EP-3E
(ARIES II) signals intelligence reconnaissance aircraft
219
F-5N/F
Adversary Aircraft
220
F/A-18C/D
Hornet strike fighter
221
F/A-18E/F
Super Hornet strike fighter
222
MQ-8B
Fire Scout Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
223
NU-1B
Otter light cargo transport
224
P-3C
Orion long range ASW aircraft
225
P-8A
Poseidon Multi-mission Maritime Aircraft (MMA)
226
RQ-2A
Pioneer Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
227
RQ-8A
Fire Scout Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
228
T-6A
Texan II turboprop trainer
229
T-34C
Turbomentor training aircraft
230
T-38
Talon Supersonic Trainer
231
T-39D/N/G
Sabreliner radar-navigational training aircraft
232
T-45A
Goshawk training aircraft
233
U-6A
Beaver all purpose utility transport
234
AH-1W
Cobra - attack helicopter for the U.S.M.C
235
AH-1Z
Viper - attack helicopter for U.S.M.C
236
CH-E
Sea Knight - cargo transport for the U.S.M.C
237
Ch-53D
Sea Stallion - cargo transport for the U.S.M.C
238
HH-1N
Iroquois - shore-based search and rescue duties
239
HH-60H
Rescue Hawk - Search and Rescue (SAR) missions
240
MH-53E
Sea Dragon - anit-mine warfare, shipboard delivery, transport and assault support. Derived from Sea Stallion
241
MH-60R/S
Seahawk/Knighthawk - Multi-mission rotary
242
MV-22B
Osprey - Multi-mission rotary/fixed wing hybrid used by U.S.M.C
243
SH-60B/F
Seahawk - submarine-hunter
244
TH-6B
United States Test Pilot School's test pilot training aircraft. Derived from the MD-369H
245
TH-57
Sea Ranger - primarily used for training
246
UH-1N
Iroquois - utility helicopter used by U.S.M.C
247
UH-1Y
Venom - utility helicopter used by U.S.M.C
248
UH-3H
Sea King - utility helicopter
249
VH-3D
Sea King - executive transport mission of the President of the United States
250
VH-60N
Night Hawk - supports the executive transport mission for the President of the United States
251
W-2 (Sleeve)
2 gold bars on blue background
252
W-3 (Sleeve)
Two blue bars on gold background
253
W-4 (Sleeve)
One blue bar on gold background
254
W-5 (Sleeve)
Interlocking blue bar and blue horizontal stripe on gold background
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Birthdate of the Navy
October 13, 1775
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