seaman recruit

Navy E-1s in the general deck and administrative community are seaman recruits.

The first 500 recruits who graduated as seamen recruits on June 23, 1951.

Navy seaman recruits do not bear any uniform rank insignia currently.

More than 1.5 million seamen recruits were trained and graduated from the training center in Iskenderun since its establishment in 1953.

Seamen and Seamen Recruits wear their insignia on their sleeves.

Seaman recruit (Matrose)

He enlisted in the United States Naval Reserve at the age of 17 as a Seaman Recruit.

John Torres, a seaman recruit stationed in Alameda, heard cries for help near the intersection of Interstate 880 and Highway 550.

In that same year the station received its first trainee, Seaman Recruit Joseph W. Gregg.

Officer candidates went through basic training as seamen recruits, then became midshipmen during officer training, and graduated as ensigns.

"Seaman Recruit, sir."

SDF uniformed personnel are recruited as private, E-1, seaman recruit, and airman basic for a fixed term.

The allowance ranges from $753 a month for a seaman recruit, the lowest enlisted rank, to $1,817 for a one-star admiral with dependents.

Nineteen-year-old Seaman Recruit Kirk Sarloos from Long Beach was at his post in front of.

When the initial processing is complete, the new "Seaman Recruits" are introduced to their permanent Company Commanders who will remain with them until the end of training.

The other woman among the 17 sailors was Seaman Recruit Lakiba Nicole Palmer of San Diego.

It is the combined equivalent of a Recruit, Seaman Recruit, and Private (Basic) in other militaries of the world.

Crispin Glover (Seaman Recruit Howard Finster)

YNSR: yeoman seaman recruit (E-1)

The sailor, Pablo Paredes, a 23-year-old New Yorker, was also demoted from petty officer third class to seaman recruit, the lowest rank in the Navy.

The United States Navy worked as well as it did because, at every rank from seaman recruit to admiral, personal initiative was stressed rather than blind adherence to orders.

During World War I, New Jersey made a major contribution to the expansion of the wartime Navy, training gunners and seamen recruits in Chesapeake Bay.

PHELPS, Jeffrey Lee, seaman recruit, 21, Locust Grove, Va.

She provided Naval Reserve enlistees in their first year of service at the ranks of seaman, seaman apprentice, and seaman recruit with a two-week training cruise.

Judd Crocker watched them come in, handcuffed in a line, all very junior members of the crew, Seaman recruits, led by Kirk Sarloos from the torpedo room.