ordinary seaman , OS (abbreviation)

For an ordinary seaman, the amount was worth about four to five months' pay.

For an ordinary seaman that would represent about a month's pay.

For an ordinary seaman this would amount to over two months' wages.

For an ordinary seaman this represented about three month's wages.

Ordinary seaman is a military rank used in naval forces.

The prize money for an ordinary seamen was 8 s 7 d.

He wasn't terrified of the man, the way some ordinary seamen were.

If discipline for ordinary seamen was brutal, the officers were no better off.

For an ordinary seaman, the amount was probably over six-months salary.

Some of your ordinary seamen could probably buy me out," he said without malice.

The son of an ordinary seaman in the Imperial Navy.

Even so, the average annual income of an ordinary seaman on a wrecker was about 20.

An ordinary seaman is commonly restricted to steering in open waters.

Davis left the Navy while still an ordinary seaman.

Given the small size of her crew, this resulted in a notable amount even for an ordinary seaman.

He worked as an ordinary seaman on a freighter for four months and tried his hand at writing film scripts.

After a year at sea, landsmen were normally advanced to ordinary seaman.

Able and ordinary seamen received £2 6 s in prize money.

Orton then went back to London as an ordinary seaman.

Ordinary seamen and troops each received 1s 9 d in prize money.

However, the Tsar changed both sentences to sending to the front as ordinary seamen.

They were rated ordinary seamen in the American ship."

Only four wounded - yourself, Fuller and two ordinary seamen.'

But not every ordinary seaman has Mrs Williams to live with him.

It distinguished between an ordinary seaman and an able seaman.