For Commonwealth Navies (RN, RAN, RNZN, RCN) the nickname for Sailor in general is 'Jack' or 'Jack Tar' For Bosuns Mates 'Dibbies' as in those who dib and dab paint For Engineers ' Stokers' as in those who stoke the coal fire for the boilers For electronics Technicians 'Greenies' for those who fix the green steam (electical equipment) For Stores personnel 'Box packers' For Dentists 'Fang Bosun' For Chaplains 'Sky Pilot, God Botherer, Sin Bosun' For Medics 'Scab Lifter'
US Navy Sailors Creed http://navydads.blogspot.com/2008/09/sailors-creed.html
That is purely a matter of opinion, but my feeling is that no, unrated sailors (deck division) have the worst job in the Navy.
The British Royal Navy is far more advanced, modern and technologically sophisticated than the Indian Navy. The sailors of the Royal Navy are also more experienced.
Shanghai was one place that sailors were taken to, many from San Francisco.
Impressment of American sailors into the British navy
Conditions in the Royal Navy were awful, which lead some sailors to desert the British navy and join the American navy. Many American sailors were taken hostage by the British.
US Navy Sailors Creed http://navydads.blogspot.com/2008/09/sailors-creed.html
They are discharged from the Navy.
The Navy doesn't have soldiers, but they have sailors.
techinal sailors salary after traing
The NPC provides support and services to sailors in the U.S. Navy. This includes giving personalized attention to sailors' families, providing quality of life services, encouraging sailors' physical and mental well-being, supporting the readiness of the Navy and its sailors, and the NPC empowers sailors in making informed career decisions.
Conditions on American ships were far superior to that of British ships.
Squid!
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A nickname for a person in the US Navy is squid. Sailors stationed to a ship are called fleeties by those stationed on shore. Those stationed on shore are called sand crabs. The Navy Air Squadron is nicknamed Airedales.
Americans were angered by the British practice of impressment which American sailors were forced into the British navy.