what are the ranks for navy seals?

Answer 1

Same as ranks for the rest of the navy.

Enlisted: Seaman Recruit, Seaman apprentice, Seaman first class, petty officer (P.O.) 3rd, 2nd, and 1st class, Chief P.O., Senior Chief P.O. and Master Chief P.O..

The officers are: ensign, lieutenant junior grade, lieutenant, lieutenant commander, commander, captain and admiral.

Answer 2

SEALs follow the same rank structure as the Navy.

Answer 3

Of course their are SeAL admirals...didn't you watch JAG on tv... SeAL ranks are the same as the rest of the navy, their rates depend on what their job is before they were a SeAL, there are designated "feeder" rates for the job. You have to convert if you are not one of the designated rates already, but it is just a formality, if you are goo enough to be a SeAL they change your rate. Some of the designated rates are Boatswain's Mate (BM), Operations Specialist (OS) and Gunner's Mate (GM). So a PO3 Seal may be called BM3 so-and-so.

Answer 4

Your question makes no sense, just like your seal sniper question did not make sense.

Naval rates are naval rates, it doesn't matter what the jobs are.

The Navy enlisted rank structure is listed on the link below.

The navy rating's are listed on the second link below.

Answer 5

I think it's E-4 and above, which they achieve upon completion of a portion of thier training. If you are asking what source ratings are eligible, I can't say for certain, but a recruiter can tell you which source ratings are eligible.

Answer 6

...there are SEAL admirals?

I imagine that most SEALs get jump pay, etc. for being in dangerous situations.

Answer 7

Go to: strategypage.com for more detailed information!