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Just a small question.
What is the military rank name of a mess hall chef cook?
What is the military rank name of a mess hall chef cook?
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In the US armed forces, the chief cook is most likely an enlisted person (man or woman) and as such will probably be of the upper echelon of such ranks (Army = Master Sargent up to Sargent Major). Officers usually do not do hands on cooking in the military.
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Just a side question.
Is a swarm of sparrows the perfect chain-of-command military unit?
Is a swarm of sparrows the perfect chain-of-command military unit?
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Just hypothetical question, going round in my mind.
When for whatever reasan one or two of the Navy's Iowa Class would be prepared for reactivation, would the Navy at first find enough trim men, these days, to operate the vital areas??
Or could they just draft them from other commands?
Just as theoretical scenario.
When for whatever reasan one or two of the Navy's Iowa Class would be prepared for reactivation, would the Navy at first find enough trim men, these days, to operate the vital areas??
Or could they just draft them from other commands?
Just as theoretical scenario.
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Finished 30 years service in the Royal Navy (OG) in 2020. Now out long enough to regret leaving.
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What is "OG", please?
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Original Gangsters.
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Would the USMC higher someone like Private Hudson of the Colonial Marines, these days? Or would he be "filtered out"?
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Just a hypothetical question.
Would the U.S. Navy or U.S. Army enlist a trim, kind of sporty 40 year old, that has never been in the military, if they desperately look for recruits??
Would the U.S. Navy or U.S. Army enlist a trim, kind of sporty 40 year old, that has never been in the military, if they desperately look for recruits??
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No, the age limit for new service personnel is 28 years. Preior experience would probably be taken into account.
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Wow, U.S. Navy 41 ? If I would be USA citizen or "GreenCardy", I would...
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Interesting numbers. These must have changed since the military became all voluntary. Back, in the day, when the Draft was in place, 28 was the absolute limit.. That was because there was an unlimited pool of eligible young people who could be forced into the military at the whim of the Government. My lucky draw came up in October, 1965. I spent six years in the tank core. Ahhh, fun times, riding around 60 ton armored can.
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