navigating officer in a sentence

Commander Grenfell was given a severe reprimand and dismissed ship, Lieutenant John Hill, the navigating officer, forfeited a year's seniority, and the gunner was reprimanded.
She " was " acquainted with the woman whom Koenig was seeing at this time : Space Commission navigating officer ( and notorious'man-eater') Diana Morris.
Lieutenant Edward Evans, who had been the navigating officer on " Morning ", the " Discovery " expedition's relief ship in 1904, was appointed Scott's second-in-command.
His brother Godfrey was serving as navigating officer on HMS " Cleopatra ", the first ship into Singapore, and the two were reunited the same day.
On seeing a light ahead, this young officer had sought the advice of a navigating officer who briefly came on deck and then returned to dinner.

Among his early assignments, Dawson served as the Naval Aide-de-Camp to the first President of India, Wellington in 1957, he served as the Navigating Officer of.
She was trained on minesweeper as a navigator in 1997, and later served as officer of the watch of HMS " Sheffield " and navigating officer of.
On 8 November 1939, he was made navigating officer of, before winning the DSC in December 1939 . In 1941, he was promoted to first lieutenant on.
Nowadays, the role of a second officer on board any ship is that of a navigating officer; he is in charge of navigation, navigational equipment and navigational publications.
The navigating officer, Sub-Lieutenant Kenneth Mackenzie Grieve, was informed that he had " incurred their Lordships'displeasure ", having inserted the missing data into the log following the wreck.

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