He doesn’t have more than seven years service.
How in hell is he senior enough to be “admin supervisor” for a squadron.
That would normally be an E7, at least. Even E-6 is pushing it.
“He doesn’t have more than seven years service.”
Article says “it” joined the Navy 2 years ago. The job title is probably some puffery from NBC. And I’m sure they know “puffery”...
>>How in hell is he senior enough to be “admin supervisor” for a squadron.
In the engineering department of a ship, that is called the log room yeoman and it is a collateral duty given to a E-4 or E-5.