how does the us navy number there ships?
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SHIPS AND BOATS OF EACH DIFFERENT CLASS ARE NUMBERED 1 or 01 thru WHENEVER THAT CLASS STOPS BEING BUILT. A NUMBER OF SHIPS/BOATS HAVE THEIR MISSION CHANGED, BUT UNLESS DRASTIC LY MODIFIED USUALLY KEEP THE NUMBER PAINTED ON BOW (POINTY END) OR ON THE ISLAND STRUCTURE (CARRIERS).
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nco fin /na is on my credit i would like a number for them
636995
By writing to the Naval Hospital or Navy department and ask them.
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Yes, I read about it.\n\nHere's the Navy's official version:\nhttp://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq21-1.htm
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it must be the name of a training to b a sailor in your country.\nis it NCC.
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http://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/3943.html\nShe was a good ship and crew...good nuggets of info here.
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All coped from the Wiki: \n\nEnlisted\n\n-Seaman Recruit \n-Seaman Apprentice \n-Seaman \n-Petty Officer Third Class \n-Petty Officer Second Class \n-Petty Officer First Class \n-Chief Petty Officer \n-Senior Chief Petty Officer \n-Master Chief Petty Officer\n-Chief Petty Officer \n\nOfficers\n-Ensign / Corvette Lieutenant \n-Lieutenant Junior Grade / Sub Lieutenant / Frigate Lieutenant \n-Lieutenant / Warship Lieutenant / Lieutenant Captain \n-Lieutenant Commander / Corvette Captain \n-Commander / Frigate Captain \n-Captain / Warship Captain \n-Rear Admiral (lower half) / Commodore / Flotilla Admiral \n-Rear Admiral (upper half) / Rear Admiral \n-Vice Admiral \n-Admiral \n-Fleet Admiral or Admiral of the Fleet or Grand Admiral
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I think it's United States Ship
894243
The above answer is VERY GOOD.  In fact it is taken right out of COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1130.8f (the Navy Recruitment instruction).  Unfortunately that manual expired in OCT of 2005.  The new instruction COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1130.8G (which is be used today), removes the “Recruit training and assignment to initial duty station” category.  So, here is the current instruction:\n\na.Buddy groups shall not consist of more that four individuals.\nb.All members of any one BUDDY group must be enlisted on the same day, at the same MEPS, and arrive at RTC together.\nc.All members of a buddy group must have a VE line score of 42 or higher (ASVAB SCORE)\n\nSo… Everything down to the categories in the above answer is correct.  Category (A) is still open as long as the above criteria’s are met. Now, I just got off the phone with a MEPS station, the Buddies DO NOT have to pick the same job.  However if they do the have a very good chance of classing up at school together and then selecting orders together the same duty station..\n\nAny questions email me….Hope this helps.
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Oh, wow, where to begin? I'm not a military person, but I do know that a quartermaster is in charge of the ship's navigation. Therefore he would need to use several calculations to find the ship's speed, how much distance it would cover AT that speed (in order to find an ETA), and be able to figure out which direction the ship needs to go to get to a certain point (there aren't exactly land references in the middle of the ocean). Many years ago, the quartermaster also would have been in charge of the ship's maps and for finding the latitude and longitude of the ship as well as keeping instruments and clocks in perfect running order. It's a much easier job today.
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Well, your question was probably not answered because it was very vague.  Asking about a specific " US-Navy security a guy," is a little crazy.  I mean, there are a lot of Navy guys.\nMaybe ask it again with a little more information, although I doubt it will be able to be answered here anyway.
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This link should help:\n\nhttp://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/questions/records.html
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Boy that's a tough one. You can try contacting the ships store if they're in port or ask some of the crew you served with. If you know the exact title you can do a book search at http://used.addall.com/\nOr, post a Want It Now message on eBay or some of the other internet auction sites.
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you let the navy do the work for you!!!  check out this awesome altitude/azimuth calculator!\n\nhttp://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/AltAz.html
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US ships are named after the 1st of the class, Los Angeles was the 1st of its class, Typhoon is named by the US Navy cause the Russians don't tell us their proper names. Also Nimitz Class Carriers, USS Nimitz was the 1st. The USS Seawolf is the next generation of Submarine, but sadly there will be only one due to budget cuts. To correct the poster after me I just found out there are actually 3 Seawolf subs, The Jimmy Carter is the 3rd http://navysite.de/ssn/ssn23.htm
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You will be unable to get any information.  The Navy will only release information under certain circumstances, and you would not only need to have full name, you would also need their SS number and a damn good reason why you need to contact them.  \n\nYou can go to Military.com, and post a "looking for" message on their buddy finder, but the odds are small that you will have any luck.
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Look in your local phone book. or call 411\n\nArmy navy stores are also good to check out