Navy knowledge Flashcards
What does ‘Port’ refer to?
The left side of a ship when facing forward.
What does ‘Starboard’ refer to?
The right side of a ship when facing forward.
What is a ‘Bulkhead’?
A vertical partition or wall in a ship.
What is a ‘Galley’?
The kitchen area on a ship.
What does ‘Skuttlebut’ mean?
A drinking fountain on a ship.
What is the Oldest Commissioned Ship?
USS Constitution (1789)
Also known as ‘Old Ironsides’.
What is the nickname of The Oldest Commissioned Ship?
‘Old Ironsides’.
What is the current number of commissioned ships today?
6 Feet.
What is the Birthday of the Navy?
13 Oct 1775.
When was The Department of The Navy founded?
1798.
What are the Navy Colors?
Blue (Oceans) and Gold (Valor).
What year was the current Navy Seal adopted?
1959.
Who is known as the Father of The Navy?
John Paul Jones.
Who is known as the Father of The Nuclear Navy?
Admiral Rickover.
What is the Navy Fight song?
Anchors Aweigh.
What is the Navy Hymn?
Eternal Father.
What is the Navy Mascot?
‘Bill’ the Goat.
What are the Naval Service Core Values?
Honor, Courage, Commitment.
What symbols are on The Navy Seal & NJROTC Patch?
Eagle, Anchor, Ship.
What does the Eagle symbolize?
National Defense.
What does the Anchor symbolize?
Maritime Tradition.
What does the Ship symbolize?
Naval Service (USS Constitution).
What was the first US aircraft carrier?
USS Legacy.
What does ‘Left’ refer to?
Port side of the ship.
