The phrase "a navigation officer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for navigating a vessel or aircraft, typically in maritime or aviation contexts.
Example: "The captain relied on a navigation officer to chart the safest course through the stormy waters."
Alternatives: "a navigation specialist" or "a navigation technician".
He served as a navigation officer in W.W. II and had a long and successful career as a lawyer.
William Bligh -- a navigation officer who later became captain of a mutinous crew on the Bounty -- recovered the spear.
Prior to MIT, Ducru attended École Polytechnique focusing on physics and applied mathematics, and served as a navigation officer in the French Navy.
The bridegroom, also 30, is a merchant marine and a navigation officer aboard the Fred W. Stockham, a container ship that is owned by the Navy and based on the island of Diego Garcia.
Photo by Nancy A. Ruhling Craig also was a navigation officer on cruise ships.
He ended up working as a navigation officer on a cruise ship, a change that really did change his life because it brought him a wife.
Kristine Kochanski (originally portrayed by Clare Grogan before Chloë Annett took on the role from series VII) was initially a Red Dwarf navigation officer whom Lister had a crush on (later retroactively altered to be his ex-girlfriend) and whose memory he had cherished ever since.
Despite heavy machine gun and artillery fire, Bourke returned to the scene of the wreck four times before they discovered two sailors and Vindictives badly wounded navigation officer Sir John Alleyne clinging to an upturned boat.
He then left the conning tower with the navigation officer, both of whom were immediately killed by a shell hit.
Following a short tour aboard HMS Crescent, Murray was assigned to as Navigation Officer, until Aurora was paid off in 1921 due to naval budget cuts.
1910 to 1912, Navigation Officer on the Imperial Yacht Eohenzollern.
