A Navy Machinery Repairman (MR) operates machinists’ tools, manufacturing replacement parts for a wide range of maintenance and repair needs
An MR machines replacement parts for engines and propulsion systems for Navy ships, submarines, and aircraft.
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Navy Missile Technicians (Submarines) (MT) maintain and operate the electronic computers and electromechanical support systems that control submarine strategic weapons systems
MTs operate the computer systems, controllers, and other digital systems that control fleet ballistic missile systems.
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The U.S. Navy is a demanding branch of the military that requires peak physical condition.
In order to determine if new recruits are prepared for service they must pass what is known as the Physical Readiness Test (PRT).
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In today’s Navy, an Electrician’s Mate (EM) ensures that all electrical equipment and electrical systems aboard ship are properly maintained and operating efficiently.
The EM repairs, tests, and installs advanced electrical appliances and equipment both in port and underway.
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A Navy Cryptologic Technician Interpretive (CTI) is simply a linguist for the Navy. These individuals use sophisticated electronic equipment to gather and interpret voice transmissions from foreign countries.
CTIs normally receive training in one of the following six languages:
