Navy HM Test 1 Latest Version Already Graded A

Navy HM Test 1 Latest Version Already Graded A Caduceus Rating insignia for the Hospital Corps Sickbay Hospital or medical clinic Cockpit Another name for Sickbay Surgeon Steward First enlisted rate requiring specific qualifications Medal of Honor Highest Military decoration; for those who go beyond the call of duty DSC Distinguished Service Cross: second highest decoration; for Army personnel who have demonstrated extraordinary heroism Navy Cross Second highest military decoration; for Navy/Marine personnel who have demonstrated extraordinary heroism Silver Star Third highest military COMBAT decoration; available to all branches of military whom have demonstrated gallantry in action Bronze Star Any person who, while serving the U.S. military after December 6, 1941, that have demonstrated acts of heroism (not including aerial flight) against enemies/opposing foreign force; on behalf of the U.S. Summarized Article 16 A place for the sick & injured (sickbay) will set aside. A crew shall be appointed to attend and serve them and keep place clean. Ship's Surgeon Trained Physician Surgeon 's Mate Subordinate to surgeon On March 1799, Congress: All newly commissioned sailing warships to contain Cockpit (sickbay) for treatment of sick & injured Duties assigned by Ship's Surgeon Served porridge to sick & hurt, Kept cockpit (sickbay) clean, Provided water & containers to hold amputated limbs, Filled containers with coal to heat tar, (cautery) Filled buckets of sand for slips & falls on blood-soaked decks Loblolly Boys Nickname to the Corpsman forerunners who served porridge (loblolly) to the sick & injured Loblolly Boys classified as an official rate: