Proceedings Magazine - April 1957 Vol. 83/4/650

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The Role of the Chief Petty Officer in the Modern Navy
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - April 1957 Vol. 83/4/650
By: Chief Personnelman Don A. Kelso

There have been a great many questions, examinations, re-examinations, and discussions of the role of the chief petty officer in the modern Navy. Commanding officers, junior officers, petty...

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  • The Role of the Chief Petty Officer in the Modern Navy
    By Chief Personnelman Don A. Kelso, U. S. Navy

    There have been a great many questions, examinations, re-examinations, and discussions of the role of the chief petty officer in the modern Navy. Commanding officers, junior officers, petty officers, and enlisted men are saying that chiefs just...

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    By Captain William P. Mack, U. S. Navy

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