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: Arabic Chinese Korean Persian-Farsi Russian Spanish The language a CTI studies depends on their aptitude and … Read more
Many people do not realize that the US Navy is actually older than the country it so proudly serves. Its story began way back in October of 1775 when the 2nd Continental Congress passed a resolution in Philadelphia establishing the Continental Navy. But stories just fade away if there isn’t someone around to record and … Read more
In the Submarine Electronics / Computer Field (SECF) of the United States Navy, qualified sailors can train in electronics repair, digital systems, electricity, electronics, computers, and fiber optics for practical use in our country’s nuclear submarine force. Diligent maintenance and operation of what the Navy calls “Today’s High Technology” digital systems, computers, and advanced electronic … Read more
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