Sentence examples for naval trainee from inspiring English sources

Among the crowd were naval trainee medics Ayesha Sweeney, 19, and Renee Simmons, 21, who live six hours' drive away at their base in Aubrey, New South Wales.

Her father, Oliver Manning, was a naval officer who rose from naval trainee to lieutenant-commander despite a lack of formal schooling.

Davies et al [ 14] trained 11 naval medical trainees using videotapes, mannequin practice and a demonstration on an anaesthetised patient.

Beginning in 1840s, the normal entry age for executive officer cadets, those destined to command ships and fleets, was between 12 and 13, and instruction consisted of two years of classroom training, during which time trainees were rated as naval cadets.

Recently, a striking excess of CL occurred in the small desert town of Fallon, Nevada, United States as the annual numbers of trainee recruits passing through the nearby naval air base peaked at 50 000 in the year 2000, an extreme example of rural PM (Kinlen and Doll, 2004).

After their reconstruction into training ships, the crew was substantially enlarged to incorporate the trainees, with 26 officers and 658 sailors, 75 of whom were naval cadets and 300 others were cabin boys.

"A trainee".

A naval officer, Cmdr.

Now: Trainee Solicitor.

China staged naval exercises there.

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