Navy Definition and 36 Threads

I was watching some videos of aircraft carrier cat shots of fighter jets today (don't ask), and was surprised to see in a slow-motion closeup shot that one of the underwing pods on an FA-18 had a propeller spinning on its nose. That seemed pretty strange to me, so I did some Google searching...

I've read a lot about Gato / Balao / Tensch class submarines, the ones America used in WWII, and I can't seem to sort out the specific consequences of a dead battery. A lot of you are diesel experts, so maybe someone here knows? Historical accounts are vague. Dead batteries are certainly a big...

I am looking at the following exam the mechanical comprehension part and I am having trouble with some of the questions. Here is the link https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ITIf6mx4RmDoL96IYoH-eY6-jQPh7CUv. I am having trouble with the following 3. A woman sits in a dragster the beginning...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/navy-ufos-reporting-guidelines-updated-202515828.html

I have been interested in particle physics since I was in High School, but I have struggled to keep my GPA high enough to get me into grad school and I want to serve my country. I decided that the military was the best route to get the experience I needed. I would like to work with lasers to...

China says its navy is taking the lead in game-changing electromagnetic railguns Rest of the article is on the site. The news is available on multiple news outlets, including pictures on Twitter. I recall the US Navy was developing a railgun a few years ago, while Russia was still in the R&D...

Hello all, I am going to college this fall and I will be studying physics with a concentration on astrophysics, I am a pretty good student and afterwards I will serve 5 years in the Navy as an officer. My question is, will the 5 years I spend in the Navy hinder my chances of getting into top...

Here is a scenario to further explain. Let's say I am traveling inside of a submarine. I travel within a depth of 100 to 600 feet deep or 4 to 19 atmospheres. How would I and my submarine be affected if there were a hurricane, tsunami, or hurricane above the ocean. Furthermore, does the...

Should i be a mechanical engineer or an electronics or an electric? I am not sure of the pros and cons of each,any tips or pointers? I am 15 will be 16 in nov and i want to go through NROTC

I am thinking of (working towards) being a GSM in the Navy, I'm only starting high school and love engineering. Any thoughts?

I've been lurking on these forums for years. I'm an ex-Navy aircraft mechanic turned aerospace engineering student. I'll mostly be using this forum for academic advice.

i would like to design and build missiles for the navy which upper school subjects should i take and then which uni corses should i follow them up with

This could be chemistry, but I'll put it here. Research by the US Navy to make jet fuel from seawater. And it works. And all we thought they did was stare down the bad guys. http://www.nrl.navy.mil/media/news-releases/2012/fueling-the-fleet-navy-looks-to-the-seas

Hi everyone, I am about to go to basic training before going in as a Nuke. I was hoping if I could get some answers to a few questions I have. What is the life like in A school? How long is the school and how much time do you have for other things like working out? What are the major...

http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/16/us/dc-navy-yard-gunshots/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

I'm suggesting to my nephew that he enlist and go for nuclear-qualified machinist mate position. I'd like to hear about post-Navy job opportunities in this field. Thanks.

I curious if anyone out there knows what structural design standards are used when mounting components onto small Naval and Marine (Zodiac) style watercraft. I can find all kinds of loads and vibration criteria for large ships like Mil-std-810 and Mil-std-167 but all of them specify not to use...

A tribute to the helicopter troops shot down by the taliban on Sat. I understand the persons responsible are dead. http://news.yahoo.com/photos/navy-seals-killed-in-helicopter-crash-1313105950-slideshow/ The pilot was from here...

Anybody here who has gone through the Navy's Nuclear Propulsion program? Wanting to get some insight on the program

Seriously, what's with the rash of leaking classified military documents?? http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/06/AR2010120607109.html

http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_upshot/20100826/tc_yblog_upshot/renegade-unmanned-drone-wandered-skies-near-nations-capital" I'm glad the grounded the "fleet" until they figure out what happened. If anything, the Navy is usually fairly conservative with respect to their ops. I am all for...

Have any scholars suggested means of combating the issues of violence and Somali pirates via naval tactics (by the U.S. or other countries), and if so, what are their suggestions? Please, feel free to request clarification if necessary.

Navy says gamers have improved "fluid intelligence" http://kotaku.com/5457590/us-navy-video-games-improve-brains-fluid-intelligence "We have discovered that video game players perform 10 to 20 percent higher in terms of perceptual and cognitive ability than normal people that are non-game...

Does anybody know anything about the Navy Nuclear Engineering program? Things like how competitive the program is? What kind of work would I do while in the Navy? and how do the skills learned in their program relate to work outside of the navy once done? Thanks,

Any of you fellow nerds in the armed forces? I am currently serving in the U.S. Navy as a Fire Controlman...currently a 2nd class petty officer (e-5). My job is HIGHLY technical, hence why I love the electronic and mechanical engineering forums here, since my job really involves both. My...

Here is the link to the Navy publication where they claim "evidence" of LENR--fusion at low activation energy input. http://www.newenergytimes.com/Library2/2008/2008BossTripleTracks.pdf Edit: and see here news release of American Chemical Society presentation...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090324/ts_alt_afp/usscienceenergynuclear I guess we'll have to wait and see... Looks like it is being presented at the spring ACS meeting right now.

With only a bachelor's of science degree in physics, Is it possible to become a nuclear science technician with only a BS degree in physics?

I know no one but me cares, but whatever. This was funny though, I found it posted on foxsports.com's message board:

Good Grief. http://www.livescience.com/technology/080201-electromagnetic-record.html Then the Germans are working on evironmentally friendly explosives. [SIZE="4"]Environmentally Friendly Bombs Planned...

I just joined the Navy as a Nuclear Engineer. I was in college before majoring in Nanotechnology. I had failed calc III (lazy) and was feeling out of place. I had so many options in my face that I didn't feel like I could dedicate myself to something. I am fascinated in physics...

Dear All, Currently I'm working out a formula for Destroyers in the online game BattleGround Europe to be able to blast inland towns with their deck guns. To do this I've had to use the equations of motion. I could use some help on dechipering the final part of the clue. Points to note are...

Im currently a Navy Fireman at NNPTC, I am already experiencing the school and getting by... but i wanted to know, what kind of out look I am looking for in the future as far as civilain job markets or staying in the navy... thanks

I'm currently enlisted in the military and I have signed up for the Navy's nuclear school. I've heard that it has challenging coursework and the demands are high, which is why I was initially attracted to obtaining that job rating. Sometime down the road, I'm going to have to make a choice about...

Hello all - I was wondering if anyone knew of any GOOD colleges that offered all or at least part of a Bachelor's degree in Astrophysics via distance learning. I'll be transferring to a sea duty here, and could just wait to go straight to college, but I'd like to get at least something done...

The SimCity navy has a rigorous training program. In order to graduate from the naval academy, cadets must enter a pool and fight sharks. Today, a group of cadets was tested. Each cadet put on his mask, snorkel, and two flippers; and armed himself with a knife. Then the cadets jumped into the...