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30 Cards in this Set
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O-1 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-1 in the United States Navy is an Ensign. His insignia is a one gold bar collar device, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-2 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-2 in the United States Navy is a Lieutenant Junior Grade. His insignia is a one silver bar collar device, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one 1/4 inch gold stripe outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one 1/4 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-3 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-3 in the United States Navy is a Lieutenant. His insignia is a two silver bar collar device, or two 1/2 inch gold stripes outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or two 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-4 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-4 in the United States Navy is a Lieutenant Commander. His insignia is a one gold oak leaf collar device, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one 1/4 inch gold stripe outboard of one 1/2 inch gold stripe outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one 1/4 inch gold stripe below one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-5 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-5 in the United States Navy is a Commander. His insignia is a one silver oak leaf collar device, or three 1/2 inch gold stripes outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or three 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-6 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-6 in the United States Navy is a Captain. His insignia is a one silver eagle collar device, or four 1/2 inch gold stripes outboard of one gold five-pointed star on black shoulder boards, or four 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-7 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-7 in the United States Navy is a Rear Admiral (Lower Half). His insignia is a one silver five-pointed star collar device, or one silver five-pointed star outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one two-inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-8 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-8 in the United States Navy is a Rear Admiral (Upper Half). His insignia is a two silver five-pointed stars collar device, or two silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one two-inch gold stripe below one 1/2 inch gold stripe below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-9 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-9 in the United States Navy is a Vice Admiral. His insignia is a three silver five-pointed stars collar device, or three silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one two-inch gold stripe below two 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-10 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-10 in the United States Navy is an Admiral. His insignia is a four silver five-pointed stars collar device, or four silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one two-inch gold stripe below three 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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O-11 |
Sir/Ma'am, an O-11 in the United States Navy is a Fleet Admiral. His insignia is a five silver five-pointed stars collar device, or five silver five-pointed stars outboard of one silver fouled anchor on gold shoulder boards, or one two-inch gold stripe below four 1/2 inch gold stripes below one gold five-pointed star on service dress blue uniform sleeves. |
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W-2 |
Sir/Ma'am, a W-2 in the United States Navy is a Chief Warrant Officer Two (CWO2). His insignia is a single bar collar device with a blue background and two gold breaks, or a gold 1/2 inch stripe with 3 blue breaks on a black shoulder board or the service dress blue uniform sleeve. |
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W-3 |
Sir/Ma'am, a W-3 in the United States Navy is a Chief Warrant Officer Three (CWO3). His insignia is a single bar collar device with a blue background and one silver break, or a gold 1/2 inch stripe with two blue breaks on a black shoulder board or the service dress blue uniform sleeve. |
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W-4 |
Sir/Ma'am, a W-4 in the United States Navy is a Chief Warrant Officer Four (CWO4). His insignia is a single bar collar device with a blue background and two silver breaks, or a gold 1/2 inch stripe with one blue break on a black shoulder board or the service dress blue uniform sleeve. |
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W-5 |
Sir/Ma'am, a W-5 in the United States Navy is a Chief Warrant Officer Five (CWO5). His insignia is a single bar collar device with a silver background and a horizontal blue line, or a gold 1/2 inch stripe with a horizontal line and a blue break on a black shoulder board or the service dress blue uniform sleeve. |
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O-1, Ensign (ENS) |
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O-2, Lieutenant Junior Grade (LTJG) |
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O-3, Lieutenant (LT) |
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O-4, Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) |
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O-5, Commander (CDR) |
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O-6, Captain (CAPT) |
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O-7, Rear Admiral Lower Half (RDML) |
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O-8, Rear Admiral Upper Half (RADM) |
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O-9, Vice Admiral (VADM) |
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O-10, Admiral (ADM) |
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O-11, Fleet Admiral (FADM) |
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W-2, Chief Warrant Officer Two (CWO2) |
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W-3, Chief Warrant Officer Three (CWO3) |
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W-4, Chief Warrant Officer Four (CWO4) |
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W-5, Chief Warrant Officer Five (CWO5) |
