![]() This classification was abolished in September 1944 and replaced by one of the following: (A5), (A5)L, (A6), (A6)L, S(A5), or S(A6). A-V(T) abbreviation: USNR aviation officers, former civil aviation pilots or aviators of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard, qualified for specialist duties. This classification was abolished in September 1944 and replaced by one of the following: (A), (A)L, (D), (D)L, (AD), (S), or S(A). A-V(S) abbreviation: USNR aviation officers, commissioned and warrant, including gunners, radio electricians, machinists, aerographers, and photographers, qualified for specialist duties. This classification was abolished in September 1944 and replaced by the proper aviation or engineering classification with the suffix "T". A-V(RS) abbreviation: USNR aviation officers, commissioned and warrant, including radio electricians, qualified for specialist duties. ![]() A-V(N) abbreviation: USNR aviation flight officers, detailed to active duty in the aeronautic organization of the Navy immediately following their completion of training and designation as naval aviators.This classification was abolished in September 1944 and replaced by one of the following: (A1), (A1)-L, (A2), (A2L), S(A1), or S(A2). This classification was abolished in September 1944 and replaced by one of the following: (A3), (A3)L, (A4)L, S (A3), or S(A4). A-2 abbreviation: Air Intelligence (War Department) A-bomb abbreviation: Atom bomb A-C abbreviation: Allis Chalmers (ship engines) A-Day abbreviation: Day on which atom bomb was tested at Bikini (Operation Crossroads), 1 July 1946 A-V(G) abbreviation: USNR aviation officers holding designation as naval aviators, qualified for general detail afloat or ashore. These guns had the longest effective firing range. On Abbot there were five such guns numbered 1 through 5. 5”/38 glossary: Five-inch 38 caliber projectiles fired from the largest guns of a Fletcher-class destroyer. 41 and 42 were just forward of the bridge 43 and 44 were amidships, next to the second smoke stack and 45 was between five inch guns 3 and 4. There were five such guns, numbered 41 thru 45, on Fletcher-class destroyers. 3SR abbreviation: Internal Delivery Teletype (intra-ship) 40mm glossary: Twin Bofors 40 millimeter guns. 2F abbreviation: Two-seater Fighter Aircraft (Naval) 2nd Dog glossary: 6 p.m. to midnight (2000 to 0000 on the deck logs, though the watch itself is labeled 20 to 24 on the deck logs). Highlight hits in red.įor a selection of basic naval terms, see the log and report glossary. ![]() Leave blank to see all terms (creates a very large page please be patient). ![]()
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