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...grade]] (TIG) is one of the requirements for advancement in [[rank]] or [[rate]]. ...n the necessary real-world experience to prepare them for the next rank or rate.

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...te, together with PC (Postal Clerk), has been renamed or superseded by the rate Logistics Specialist (LS). ...W), Seabee Combat Warfare (SCW), Submarine Warfare Specialist (SS). The SK rate is also a source rating for Explosive Ordnance Disposal, the Navy SEALS, Na

...ly challenged this training may add the designator '''(FMF)''' after their rate. For example, Corpsman 2nd Class Bloggins, having qualified for Fleet Marin ...[[Rifleman]] 'A' and 'C' courses (SIA-SRMC-07A and SIA-SRMC-07C). Minimum rate for Level I qualification is E-1.

...can receive. A spacer is never referred to by their rank, but rather their rate. So a [[Power Technician]] who earned their second stripe would not be call

...ned officer. A spacer is never referred to by their rank, but rather their rate. So a [[Environmental Technician]] who earned their third stripe would not

Members of this branch hold naval rank or rate and may wear the various orders of RMN uniform. Originally, [[Chapter#Meeti

...heir charge. A warrant officer is referred to by their rank, also by their rate, but by officers is referred to as "Mr" or "Ms". So a [[Helmsman]] who earn

...heir charge. A warrant officer is referred to by their rank, also by their rate, but by officers is referred to as "Mr" or "Ms". So a [[Hydroponics Technic

...heir charge. A warrant officer is referred to by their rank, also by their rate, but by officers is referred to as "Mr" or "Ms". So a [[Gravitics Technicia

...heir charge. A warrant officer is referred to by their rank, also by their rate, but by officers is referred to as "Mr" or "Ms". So a [[Coxswain]] who earn

...heir charge. A warrant officer is referred to by their rank, also by their rate, but by officers is referred to as "Mr" or "Ms". So a [[Steward]] who earne

...vies, a petty officer is never referred to by their rank, but rather their rate. So a [[Helmsman]] who earned their second stripe would not be called "Pett

...er]]. A petty officer is never referred to by their rank, but rather their rate. So a [[Coxswain]] who earned their third stripe would not be called "Petty

...mn}}. A petty officer is never referred to by their rank, but rather their rate. So a [[Master-at-Arms]] who earned their second stripe would not be called

...heir charge. A warrant officer is referred to by their rank, also by their rate, but by officers is referred to as "Mr" or "Ms". So a [[Gravitics Technicia

...A chief petty officer ''is'' referred to by their rank, but also by their rate. So a [[Gunner]] who earned their rocker would be called "Chief," but also

...A chief petty officer ''is'' referred to by their rank, but also by their rate. So a [[Fire Control Technician]] who earned their rocker would be called "

..., to nurse (1861), and finally to bayman (1876). A senior enlisted medical rate, surgeon's steward, was introduced in 1841 and remained through the Civil W ...established a new rate structure. With the introduction of a second junior rate there were now hospital apprentice second class (HA2c) and hospital apprent

...hat rate; for example, Intelligence Specialist third class (IS3) can cross rate to a Gunner's Mate, then that sailor becomes a Gunner's Mate third class (G

...A chief petty officer ''is'' referred to by their rank, but also by their rate. So a [[Steward]] who earned their rocker would be called "Chief," but also

...will inform them that they may place the designator (FMF) after his or her rate and/or rating; for example HM3 John Doe, RMN, having completed the qualific

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...will inform them that they may place the designator (FMF) after his or her rate and/or rating; for example HM3 John Doe, RMN, having completed the qualific

...psman by COMFORCECOM, they may place the designator (FMF) after his or her rate and/or rating; for example, HM3 John Doe, RMN, having completed the qualifi

...ed in 1753 AD that indicated a deputy master on a first-, second- or third-rate ship-of-the-line. A second master was generally a master's mate who had pas

...soldiers, their unit, and the Army as a whole. The Nomination Board shall rate all prospective 

This record is kept as a historical archive and honorees are listed by rank/rate when first inducted. As such, their listed rank and assignment may not refl