Army and Navy Uniforms and Insignia: How to Know Rank, Corps and Service in the Military and Naval Forces of the United States and Foreign CountriesWilliams, Dion
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Army and Navy Uniforms and Insignia: How to Know Rank, Corps and Service in the Military and Naval Forces of the United States and Foreign Countries
Williams, Dion
Armies -- Insignia; Military uniforms; Navies -- Insignia; United States. Army -- Insignia; United States. Navy -- Insignia
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SEAMAN BRANCH | ARTIFICER BRANCH | SPECIAL BRANCH
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Master-at-Arms. | Electrician. | Yeoman.
No. 1 Surfman. | Electrician, first class. | Ship’s Writer.
Signal | Machinist, first class. | Bayman (nurse).
Quartermaster | Carpenter, first class. | Cabin Steward.
Wheelman. | Sailmaker, first class. | Wardroom
Assistant Master | Oiler, first class. | Steward.
at Arms. | Blacksmith, first class. | Cook.
Quartermaster. | Plumber, first class. | Cadet’s Cook.
Coxswain. | Painter, first class. | Steerage Cook.
Seaman. | Electrician, second class. | Bugler.
Surfman. | Carpenter, second class. | Boy, first class.
Ordinary Seaman. | Oiler, second class. | Boy, second class.
| Electrician, third class. |
| Fireman. |
| Coal Heaver. |
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The personnel of the Lighthouse Service pursuant to statute law
consists of the officers and enlisted men in the following grades:
FOR SERVICE AFLOAT IN LIGHTSHIPS AND TENDERS
Captain
Master Mess attendant
Master and Pilot Chief Engineer
First Officer Engineer
Second Officer Assistant Engineer
Third Officer First Assistant Engineer
Cadet Officer Second Assistant Engineer
Mate Cadet Engineer
Second Mate Wireless Operator
Mate and Carpenter Machinist
Quartermaster Oiler
Seaman Fireman, first class
Deck hand Fireman, second class
Shipkeeper
Steward
Cook
FOR SERVICE ASHORE AT LIGHTHOUSES
Keeper Assistant Keeper
Laborer Assistant Laborer
COMMAND
Since rank and grade carry with them the corresponding responsibilities
and duties appropriate to the office it is necessary to know the
commands to which the various grades are ordinarily assigned in order
to properly understand the meaning of rank and grade.
In the Army the commands considered appropriate for the officers of the
various grades are as follows:
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
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