Navy rating patch

No matching products found. Items per page: 24 48 96 Items per page: 12 24 Many "strikers" will venture into other departments to become a Yeoman, Damage Controlman or other rating as openings occur.

Many technical ratings are restricted to formal school graduates and thereby closed to "strikers. Note : The U. Navy announced on 29 September the historic naval rating system would be scuttled and replaced with a Navy Occupational Specialty Code NOS - numbers in lieu of the traditional rates. The rating system will not be sunk but altered at a future date. See news article here. Rating stripes are worn on the left shoulder. E-1 through E-3 designated specialist and qualified strikers wear the rating icon above their stripes 3.

Ratings General Ratings. Ratings may have evolved through several names to reflect changes in required skill sets. Many of these ratings no longer exist. Some ratings have been discontinued only to be restored. Logos indicate an active rating. Service Ratings. Service ratings are subspecialties under general ratings. Service ratings generally merge into a single rating at the E-6 to E-9 level.

Many of the service ratings listed below no longer exist. Navy Wikipedia list of Navy ratings. Navy Ratings. Pay Grades Ratings. Pay Grades. Non Rated. E-1 through E-3 Apprentice Training Graduates. Seaman Fireman Airman. Notes: 1. General Ratings. AD Aviation Machinist's Mate AZ Aviation Maintenance Administrationman BM Boatswain's Mate MilitaryBest is fully licensed by all 5 branches of the military.

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Worn by chief petty officers on the khaki working uniform. Gray Rating Badge "Gold" rating badge on forestry green "Silver" rating badge on forestry green Dark blue stripes, eagle and specialty mark.

Worn on chief petty officers' working gray uniform. Rating badge authorized August Similar gray rating badges for 1st, 2nd and 3rd class petty officers were used on gray jumper uniforms issued on a limited basis. The equivalent of the gold rating badge but on a forestry green background for wear on the winter aviation working uniform by chief petty officers designated as naval aviation pilots.

Also worn unofficially by non-pilot CPOs serving in aviation commands. The equivalent of the silver rating badge but on a forestry green background for wear on the winter aviation working uniform by chief petty officers designated as naval aviation pilots.

Authorized in March Women's Reserve equivalent of the white rating badge. Women's Reserve rating badge for wear on the "reserve blue" working smock. Women's Reserve rating badge for wear on the gray seersucker working uniform. Authorized in October Seaman Branch.