leading seaman

For the equivalent rank in other navies, see leading seaman.

'Number eight, please,' said the leading seaman rather plaintively.

One of the leading seamen was standing at my elbow with a tin tray full of mugs.

The leading seaman answered me.

The tall leading seaman mouthed instructions that were kicked aside by the wind and swept across the harbour.

Leading Seaman Binder died in June 2010, two weeks before the announcement of his decoration.

Its Naval equivalent is leading seaman.

Technically, the rank is actually an appointment, with appointees holding the rank of leading seaman.

The helmsman, Leading Seaman Harrison, leaned forward and made the appropriate switch.

This to a Leading Seaman.

Wagstaffe had his men in four columns of seven men, with a leading seaman ahead and astern.

He was said to be with his combat messenger, a leading seaman, and apparently trying to persuade his messenger to save himself.

The Leading Seaman won the medal while serving in the Far East in 1945.

My Leading Seaman Edgar hasn't shown up with the car today; I suppose he's running down, too.

Til have to chase that Leading Seaman Edgar and see if I can use my car without taking him along.

As the dead were ranged in the starboard alleyway, Leading Seaman Doyle was waiting for them.

I would have sat up then, but Wallis, leading seaman, pressed me down upon the deck and whispered: "Keep down, sir."

Meantime, you will release Leading Seaman Ralston immediately.

It is often equivalent to the army and air force rank of corporal and some navies use corporal rather than leading seaman.

Divisional Junior Sailor (a Leading Seaman, who is the class instructor)

Leading Seaman (1913- )

Leading Seaman Ernie Simpson.

'Leading seaman Barker.

The model for the sailor was Leading Seaman John William Varco.