- An
ordinary seaman (OS) is a
member of the deck
department of a ship. The
position is an
apprenticeship to
become an able
seaman, and has been for centuries...
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Ordinary seaman is a
military rank used in
naval forces. In the
Royal Navy in the
middle of the 18th century, the term
ordinary seaman was used to refer...
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attack a
plane had been
brought down and for this the
credit went to
Ordinary Seaman Teddy Sheean.
Teddy died, but none of us who survived, I am sure, will...
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United States, and the
Ordinary Seaman's Certificate in the
United Kingdom are
examples of
these credentials. An
Ordinary Seaman Certificate is a required...
- An able
seaman (AB) is a
seaman and
member of the deck
department of a
merchant ship with more than two years'
experience at sea and
considered "well...
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Sailor Third class (previously
Ordinary Seaman) or
matelot de troisième
classe Sailor Second class (previously Able
Seaman) or
matelot de deuxième classe...
- 18th
Century Royal Navy when the
ranks were
called landsman,
ordinary seaman and able
seaman.) The
actual title for an E-2 in the U.S. Navy
varies based...
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seaman also
stands a
navigational watch,
generally as a
lookout or helmsman. The
lowest ranking personnel in the deck department. An
ordinary seaman (OS)...
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Melville Ordinary Seaman 2019, pp. 16-17, n.50,
accessed 12 May 2019. USS_United_States_1843_-_1844_muster_roll_Herman_Melville_
Ordinary_
Seaman_is_recorded_as_number_572...
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Leading seaman Able
seaman Ordinary seaman Royal
Australian Navy (1966-1971) No
insignia Chief petty officer Petty officer Leading seaman Able
seaman Ordinary...