Navy ranks
What is E1, E2, in the navy
Seaman Recruit, Seaman Apprentice,
What is E1, E2 in the Marines
Private, Private First Class
What is a O-1 in the Navy and the Marines
Ensign, Second Lieutenant
What is a O-6 in the Navy and the Marines
Colonel, Captain
The weight of the volume of water that a ship displaces when afloat, in other words, the weight of a ship by itself.
What is Displacement
what is E3,E4 in the navy
Seamen, Petty Officer 3rd class
What is E3, E4 in the Marines
Lance Corporal, Corporal
What is a O-2 in the Navy and the Marines
Lieutenant Junior Grade, First Lieutenant
What is a O-7 in the Navy and the Marines
Brigadier General, Rear Admiral Lower Half
The convincing a potential enemy that an attack on the US is ill-advised and possibly resulting in devastation.
Examples of force supporting deterrence:
Nuclear submarines
Strategic missile submarines
What is Strategic Deterrence
What is E5, E6 in the Navy
Petty officer 2nd class, Petty officer 1st class
What is E5, E6 in the Marines
Sergeant, Staff Sergeant
What is a O-3 in the Navy and the Marines
Captain, Lieutenant
What is a O-8 in the Navy and the Marines
Major General, Rear Admiral Upper Half
The referring to keeping seas open to the US, its allies and other friendly nations, as well as denying potential enemies access.
What is Sea Control
What is E7, E8 in the navy
chief petty officer ,senior chief petty officer
What is E7, E8 in the Marines
Gunnery Sergeant, Master Sergeant
What is a O-4 in the Navy and the Marines
Major, Lieutenant Commander
What is a O-9 in the Navy and the Marines
Lieutenant General, Vice Admiral
when was the United States Navy established
October 13, 1775
What are E9's in the navy
Master chief petty officer, Fleet/command Master chief petty officer, Master chief petty officer of the navy
What are the E9's in the Marines
First Sergeant, Master Gunnery Sergeant, Sergeant Major, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps
What is a O-5 in the Navy and the Marines
Lieutenant Colonel, Commander
What is a O-10 and O-10 (Reserved for wartime only)in the Navy and the Marines
General, Admiral, Fleet Admiral
The direction on a navy ship from the center line is
port side and starboard side