As with all employers, not every US Navy member is a model citizen or free of legal troubles. They are still entitled to due process under the law just like every other US Citizen. Some of this law falls under civilian guidelines and others are Navy or military created statutes. It’s the duty of a … Read more
Fire Controlmen (FC) play a critical role in the Navy’s combat effectiveness by operating, maintaining, and repairing the sophisticated systems that detect, track, and engage targets with missiles, guns, and torpedoes. They work on advanced radar, computer networks, weapon control consoles, and electronic equipment aboard surface ships, submarines, and at shore facilities. The rating combines … Read more
Texas Roadhouse is a casual dining steakhouse chain known for its made-from-scratch menu and lively atmosphere. The company participates in several initiatives intended to recognize military service, including location-specific discounts and an annual Veterans Day meal offer. This article explains how Texas Roadhouse’s military-related offers work, who may be eligible, and what restrictions may apply. … Read more
Navy Aviation Support Equipment Technicians are responsible for maintaining and repairing aircraft support equipment. Their work supports aircraft operations at naval air stations and aboard ships. These technicians service a wide range of mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems. This article explains the role, requirements, training, and career considerations for Navy Aviation Support Equipment Technicians. Related … Read more
Navy Hull Technicians (HT) are enlisted sailors responsible for maintaining a ship’s structural integrity and essential onboard systems. The rating has historical roots that extend back to the earliest days of naval ship construction. Hull Technicians perform duties that go beyond exterior hull work and include multiple shipboard systems. This role is formally recognized as … Read more