What is the rank of an AO2 or A02 in the navy?
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idraw4u hit it exactly. Aviation ordenanceman second class (E-5). Not only do they load weapons on aircraft, but do the assembly, repair, storage........\n\nYoeman are important and will give the text book answer, however anyway you slice it, they play with things that go boooom!
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see your local Navy recruiting officer
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Navy, the branches of service call the Air Force--"The chair force".  They also have the most members of the fat boys club.  If you ever see an overweight person in the military, he's in the chair force.  My husband is ex-Army.  But Air Force has better uniforms than the Navy.  hee-hee.
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I suppose you could write to them and ask. I'm not sure they give out information to just anyone though.\nContact details here:\nhttp://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/server/show/nav.4329\n\nThis site might also help:\nhttp://www.royalmarines.org/index.html
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http://www.military.com/ASVAB
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http://www.afrts.osd.mil/
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this should tell you all you need.http://www.iaf.org.il/Templates/HomePage/HomePage.aspx?lang=EN\nhttp://www1.idf.il/Navy/Site/Templates/Homepage.asp?lang=he
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I would have to go with the Air Force, though finding the numbers is going to be a challenge without knowing somebody...\nHere are the known models for each branch:\n\nUSAF serial numbers\nA-10 Warthog \nE-3 Sentry(Includes RAF and NATO E-3s) \nE-8A/B/C Joint Stars (Partial) \nU-2R/S \nC-5A/B/C Galaxy \nKC-10 Extender (Partial) \nC-17 Globemaster III (Partial) \nC-18 \nC-20A Gulfstream III (Partial) \nC-21A Learjet (Partial) \nC-26A/UC-26C \nUC-123K Provider \nKC-135E Stratotanker \nKC-135Q/T Stratotanker \nKC-135R Stratotanker \nEC-135 \nNKC-135 Stratotanker \nOC-135W Open Skies \nC-141A/B/C Starlifter \nSurviving B-29 Superfortresses \nB-52G Stratofortress \nWB-57F \nF-100D Super Sabre \nF-100F Wild Weasels \nRF-101C Voodoo \nF-105 Thunderchief \nEF-111A Raven \nF-4D Phantom II \nF-4G Wild Weasel \nF-16A/B Fighting Falcon \nT-33 Shooting Star \nT-37B Tweet \nAT-38B Talon \nT-39 Sabreliner \nT-3A Firefly \n\n\nUS Navy/Marine serial numbers\nF-4B/N Phantom II \nRF-4B Phantom II \nF-4J/S Phantom II \nRF-8G Crusader \nF-14A Tomcat \nF-14B Super Tomcat \nFA-18A/B/C/D Hornet \nFA-18E/F Super Hornet \nC-131F \nC-9B Skytrain \nC-12 (Partial) \nC-20D/G Gulfstream \nA-4M Skyhawk \nTA-4J Skyhawk \nEA-6B Prowler \nKA-6D Intruder \nEA-7L Corsair II \nE-2C Hawkeye \nE-6A/B Mercury \nAH-1J Sea Cobra \nCH-53A/D Sea Stallion \nTH-57 \nSH-60B Seahawk \nVH-60N White Hawk \nTP-3A Orion \nP-3C Orion \nS-2 Tracker \nS-3 Viking \nT-2B Buckeye \nT-34 Mentor \nT-39 Sabreliner \nOV-10 Bronco \nV-22 Osprey
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Private E-1\nPrivate E-2\nPrivate First Class\nCorpral/Specialist\nSergeant\nStaff Sergeant\nSergeant First Class\nFirst Sergeant/Master Sergeant\nCommand Sergeant Major\n\nSecond Lieutenant\nFirst Lieutenant\nCaptain\nMajor\nLieutenant Colonel\nColonel\nBrigadier General\nMajor General\nLieutenant General\nGeneral
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If you are talking about the USS Sacramento (AOE 1) it was decommissioned in Oct 1,2004. There are 4 so called AOE ships today the USS Bridge, USS Arctic, USS Rainer and the USS Supply
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Just the US emblems, you are not considered a 2Lt. unless you either earn it or you were an officer as a cadet.  You are just considered a Senior member until you get you Lt. bars.
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You are correct about the rank of Seaman Second Class. The "SW" (not "SVV") refers to what is called "warfare qualification", in this case "Surface Warfare". Sailors can be trained for different qualifications such as surface warfare, submarine warfare, construction work, diving, medical corps, etc.  In your father's case, he was trained and qualified to perform duties aboard US surface warships. Sailors who qualify for the Surface Warfare designator must learn everything about the ship from the pilothouse and helm to boilers and the bilge. The "USNR" stands for U.S. Naval Reserve.
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Go to any search engine and type in air craft carrier , you can refine your search by putting u s navy and I even know the name of one of them the uss enterprise..  I know it sounds a bit star treky. but perhaps this info will help..
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United States Marine Ranks\n(Listed from lowest to highest)\n\n\n E-1 Private \n E-2 Private First Class \n E-3 Lance Corporal E-4 Corporal\n E-5 Sergeant \n E-6 Staff Sergeant \n E-7 Gunnery Sergeant\n E-8 Master Sergeant \n E-8 First Sergeant \n E-9 Master Gunnery Sergeant \n E-9 Sergeant Major  \n E-9 Special Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps \n W-1 Warrant Officer One \n W-2 Warrant Officer Two\n W-3 Warrant Officer Three \n W-4 Warrant Officer Four \n W-5 Warrant Officer Five \n O-1 Second Lieutenant \n O-2 First Lieutenant \n O-3 Captain \n O-4 Major\n O-5 Lieutenant Colonel \n O-6 Colonel \n O-7 Brigadier General  \n O-8 Major General  \n O-9 Lieutenant General \n O-10 General
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They are called differently for each service, but they are all based on the same pay "grade". I'll list the paygrade lowest to highest and include the Air Force and Army (if I can remember them)\n\nEnlisted (Air Force then Army)\nE-1 Airmen Basic or Private\nE-2 Airmen or Private 2nd Class\nE-3 Airmen 1st Class or Private 1st Class\nE-4 Senior Airmen or (Corporal and/or Specialist)\nE-5 Staff Sergeant or Sergeant\nE-6 Technical Sergeant or Staff Sergeant\nE-7 Master Sergeant or Sergeant 1st Class\nE-8 Senior Master Sergeant or Master Sergeant\nE-9 Chief or Sergeant Major\n\nOfficer Titles are the same for Air Force and Army\nO-1 2nd Lieutenant\nO-2 1st Lieutenant\nO-3 Captain\nO-4 Major\nO-5 Lieutenant Colonel\nO-6 Colonel\nO-7 Brig General\nO-8 Major General\nO-9 Lieutenant General\nO-10 General
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You can go to each branch's website, they have pics of graduation day and things like that. Those are dress uniforms, but the officer uniforms are different from elisted, so if you see some differences that's probably why. If you want to email me, i can give you info about AF uniforms. The Navy has about a million different uniforms and I don't know much about them, but I'm pretty knowledgeable about AF insignia. malorie.gutierrez@yahoo.com
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First, try navy.com.\n\nSecond, consider the Navy's advanced technical fields.\n\nThird, if you're all about the excitement, the flight deck crews on aircraft carriers are all about adrenaline.