An AB is expected to be able to operate the deck machinery such as the windlass or winches while mooring or unmooring, and to operate cargo gear.
Able Seamen wear a single gold chevron, point down, as an insignia of rank; it is worn on the upper left sleeve of the Service Dress tunic, and on slip-ons on both shoulders on other uniforms.
Able Seaman is the equivalent rank to Private (Trained), or simply Private, in the Army and Air Force.
Be able to describe the differences between the image categories: the geriatric body, the physiognomic body, and the mask of old age.
Be able to discuss the implications of reminiscence in old age, the attitudes older people have toward modern society, and differences in attitudes toward death and dying.
Be able to explain the relationship between stereotypes of older adults, attitudes toward older adults, and communication behaviors toward older adults.
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