Organize and direct operations of Naval photographic units. Do minor surgery and administer simple medicines. Take charge of and repair fire extinguisher and rescue breathing apparatus. Operate and maintain internal combustion engines and engine auxiliaries. Test for watertightness.Ĭarry and move mine cases, anchors, cables, lines, buoys.Įquip and work in foundry. Be familiar with ship's drainage systems, distilling plants, evaporators and pumps. Know minor surgery, first aid and nursing. Same duties as fire controlman and in addition, range finder operator.įire and tend boilers. Stow, inspect and repair fire control instruments. Apply first aid in case of electrical shock. Stand watch on main gyrocompass and in main control room of electrically driven ships. Use electrical tools and repair electrical equipment. Take charge of ship ventilation, painting, watertight control, drainage. Know all bugle and drum calls and honors rendered.

Know construction of marine boilers and fireroom safety precautions. Same duties as Boatswain's Mate and in addition, Master-at-arms.įit pipes, make repairs in boilers. Work with canvas and hoisting with block and tackle. Operate radio transmitting and receiving equipment of naval aircraft. Handle and take care of all aviation weapons. Inspect, maintain, repair and install all electrical equipment in aircraft.Īssemble, service and repair airplanes and airplane engines. Read weather codes and signals.Ĭontrol and moor airships. Naval Institute, 1944).Įnlisted Mens' Pay Grades Enlisted Mens' Ratings Rating Much of the information on this page is taken from The Bluejacket's Manualġ2th ed. Remembrance All Hands - Rates, Divisions & Pay Scales The Most Decorated Ship of the Second World War Home - Search - Site Map USS Enterprise CV-6

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