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themeletor) wrote2005-06-21 01:14 pm
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Hullo, time for the Most Retarded Question Ever...
Major brainfart over here, liek whoah. So, humor me if you please, and...
can a lieutenant have seniority aboard a ship yet still be younger than his junior officer(s)? not saying he's at the top of the ladder, just... a few rungs up. and fragmentationally (oh that is SO a word; shut up) younger than ... the rungs beneath him.
Ee?
can a lieutenant have seniority aboard a ship yet still be younger than his junior officer(s)? not saying he's at the top of the ladder, just... a few rungs up. and fragmentationally (oh that is SO a word; shut up) younger than ... the rungs beneath him.
Ee?
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Or at least that's what I've learned from reading Hornblower and such. They're supposed to be historically accurate!
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So a 25 year old who'd passed his exams at 18 (the youngest most of them could manage it, since you needed to have been at sea 6 years before you could even try) could have seniority over a 30 year old didn't pass his until he was 24.
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