List of U. S. Navy ratings
The United States Navy classifies its enlisted personel with a system of rating (job speciality) and rate (military rank). For example, an Aerographer's Mate First Class would be AG1; the AG indicates the rating (Aerographer's Mate) while the 1 indicates the rate (First Class Petty Officer).
- AB — Aviation Boatswain's Mate
- AC — Air-Traffic Controller
- AD — Aviation Machinist's Mate
- AE — Aviation Electrician's Mate
- AG — Aerographer's Mate
- AM — Aviation Structural Mechanic
- AO — Aviation Ordinanceman
- AS — Aviation Support Equipment Technician
- AT — Aviation Electronics Technician
- AW — Aviation Warfare Systems Operator
- AZ — Aviation Maintenance Administrationman
- BU — Builder
- CE — Construction Electrician
- CM — Construction Mechanic
- EA — Engineering Aide
- EO — Equipment Operator
- SW — Steelworker
- UT — Utilitiesman
- BM — Boatswain's Mate
- CS (formerly MS) — Culinary Specialist (Mess Specialist)
- CT — Cryptologic Technician
- DK — Disbursing Clerk
- DM — Draftsman
- DT — Dental Technician
- ET — Electronics Technician
- FC — Fire Controlman
- FT — Fire Control Technician
- GM — Gunner's Mate
- HM — Hospital Corpsman
- IS — Intelligence Specialist
- IT — Information Systems Technician
- JO — Journalist
- LI — Lithographer
- LN — Legalman
- MA — Master-at-Arms
- MN — Mineman
- MT — Missile Technician
- MU — Musician
- NC — Navy Counselor
- OS — Operations Specialist
- PC — Postal Clerk
- PH — Photographer's mate
- PM — Patternmaker
- PN — Personnelman
- PR — Aircrew Survival Equipmentman
- RP — Religious Programs Specialist
- QM — Quartermaster
- SH — Ship's Serviceman
- SK — Storekeeper
- SM — Signalman
- STG — Sonar Technician–Surface
- STS — Sonar Technician–Submarine
- TM — Torpedoman's Mate
- YN — Yeoman
- DC — Damage Controlman
- EM — Electrician's Mate
- EN — Engineman
- GS — Gas Turbine System Technician
- HT — Hull Technician
- IC — Interior Communications Electrician
- MM — Machinist's Mate
- MR — Machinery Repairman
Naval Enlisted Sailors are referred to casually by their rating. For example, Yeoman First Class John Smith would casually be referred to as YN1 (said: "Y, N, one"). U.S. Navy officers do not have ratings. Also included in a sailor's rating is their "community"; for example, if Yeoman First Class Smith has earned his enlisted submarine qualification, his title would be YN1(SS) John Smith.
It is possible to "stack" these if an individual has earned multiple qualifications.
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