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Enlisted Rate and Rank Recognition

Enlisted Rate and Rank Recognition. Topic 2.09. Enabling Objectives. 2. Recognize enlisted rate insignias and headgear. 3. Identify service stripes, their purpose, and requirements for earning them. 1. Explain the terms pay grade, rate and rating. Rating, Rate, and Pay Grade.

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Enlisted Rate and Rank Recognition

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  1. Enlisted Rate and Rank Recognition Topic 2.09

  2. Enabling Objectives • 2. Recognize enlisted rate insignias and headgear. • 3. Identify service stripes, their purpose, and requirements for earning them. 1. Explain the terms pay grade, rate and rating.

  3. Rating, Rate, and Pay Grade 2. Definition of the terms Rating, Rate, and Pay grade • a. Pay grade - method used by all services to determine the rate of pay and allowances due to the member. • b. Rate - the level a person has attained within their rating. It relates to pay grade. • c. Rating - an occupation or job within the Navy.

  4. a. The enlisted rate structure consists of pay grades E-1 through E-9.

  5. ApprenticeshipGroup Rate Marks • Seaman Airman None Fireman Constructionman

  6. Rate Mark Placement • (2) Group rate marks are centered between the elbow and shoulder on the left sleeve.

  7. Rate Mark Placement • (a) Service dress blue and service dress white jumpers (c) Summer white shirt (d) Winter blue shirt (b) Female service dress blue coat . . . .

  8. ApprenticeshipGroup Rate Marks • Seaman Fireman Airman Construction- man

  9. Navy Wears no stripes. E-1Seaman Recruit

  10. E-2Seaman Apprentice Navy

  11. E-3Seaman Navy

  12. Petty Officers c. Personnel in pay grades E-4 through E-9 are known as Petty Officers.

  13. Petty Officers (1) Petty Officers wear rating badges, which consisting of three parts: • (a) Perched eagle with wings extended. • (b) Specialty mark indicating the wearer’s rating. • (c) “V” shaped chevron(s), rocker, and star(s) to indicate the wearer’s rate.

  14. (2) The color of the rating badge is determined by the uniform worn. Rating Badges

  15. Petty Officer ThirdThrough First Class

  16. Petty Officer ThirdThrough First Class

  17. E-4Petty Officer Third Class Navy

  18. E-5Petty Officer Second Class Navy

  19. E-6Petty Officer First Class Navy

  20. E-7Chief Petty Officer Navy

  21. E-8Senior Chief Petty Officer Navy

  22. E-9Master Chief Petty Officer Navy

  23. Master Chief Petty Officers • MCPO FLEET/FORCE MCPO CMC MCPON

  24. Collar DevicesE-4 Through E-6 • P03 PO2 P01

  25. Collar DevicesE-4 Through E-6 • (a) blue windbreaker (b) raincoat

  26. Collar DevicesE-4 Through E-6 (c ) organizational clothing including smocks and coveralls (d) Camouflage uniforms

  27. Collar DevicesE-7 Through E-9 • CPO SCPO MCPO MCPON

  28. HeadgearE-1 through E-6Male • 1 Command Ball Cap 2 White Hat 3 Garrison Cap

  29. HeadgearE-1 through E-6Female • 1Command Ball Cap 4Beret 3Garrison Cap 2Combination Cap

  30. HeadgearE-7 through E-9Male • 1 Combination Cap 2 Garrison Cap

  31. HeadgearE-7 through E-9Female • 1 Combination Cap 3 Beret 2 Garrison Cap

  32. Service Stripes a. Service stripes are diagonal stripes worn on the lower left sleeve of the service dress: • (3) White jumper (1) Blue coat (2) Blue jumper

  33. Enabling Objectives • 1. Explain the terms pay grade, rate and rating. • 2. Explain enlisted rate insignias and headgear. • 3. Identify service stripes, their purpose, and requirements for earning them.

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