What is an Ascot?
A broad neck scarf that is looped under the chin.
Why is a flag flown at half staff?
To pay respect to a deceased person of national importance.
Which foot is Platoon Halt called on?
Either
What is a Cadillac?
Mop Bucket
What color light is on the rear of a ship?
White
A Smile
What is the rope called that raises the flag?
Halyard
What foot is "To the rear, march" called on?
Right
What are the snacks in a vending machine called?
Geedunk
What is the right side of the ship called?
Starboard
Legging
What is the edge of the flag called that is furthest away from the flag pole?
The Fly
When marching, what is it called when we turn 45 degrees and continue marching?
An Oblique
What is a wall on a ship called?
Bulkhead
What is the "backbone" of the ship called?
Keel
What is a Rating?
General grouping of enlisted personnel by job specialty.
What are the four corners of the flag called?
Cantons
When concerned for personal safety or the safety of others, what should be called?
Training Time Out (TTO)
What is the name of the place where we leave our empty lunch trays on a ship called?
Scullery
What is the ceiling on a ship called?
Overhead
A senior specialist who supervises the operation of equipment and weapons is called what?
What is the special flag called that is used exclusively on naval ships or merchant ships?
Ensign
When should a cover be worn indoors?
When under arms or during official ceremonies.
What is the term for a drinking fountain or a rumor?
Scuttlebutt
What is the bottom of the sea called?
Davey Jones' Locker