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deck officer

noun

Nautical.
  1. any officer whose responsibilities include navigation, cargo handling, etc.



deck officer

noun

  1. a ship's officer who is part of the deck crew

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Apply for the Maritime Career Pathway Scholarship, a two-year apprenticeship that will give the training and experience necessary to become a licensed deck officer.

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WSF estimates it needs to fill nearly 100 deck officer and able-bodied seaman positions each year in perpetuity.

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TSA said pilots must be vetted and attend training at a federal law enforcement center in New Mexico to become what is called a federal flight deck officer.

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Under its Federal Flight Deck Officer Program, qualified pilots and flight crew are able to act as law enforcement to defend passenger planes against acts of violence.

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The deck officer flashed a thumbs-up to the pilot, then arced his arm in the air, signaling the catapult crewman to hit his button.

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