what do you call a SR after graduating navy boot camp?

Answer 1

Booter, or Hey Bootcamp, sometimes Newbie, or even hey Retard. Most of the time they get called by there last name.

Seaman (BM,CT,SK,SH,YN,LN,etc.)
Fireman (MM,EN,ET,IC,DC,HT,MR, etc.)
Airman(everbody who is Aviation)
These are the only 3.
Seaman have white stripes
Fireman are red stripes
Airman are green stripes.
He was right about the recruit, apprentice, thing we still have that.

Answer 2

Unless they've been advanced to e-2 or e-3 their still called seaman recruit. Once they reach e-2 they'll be called seaman apprentice, at e-3 it's seaman. Usually they will be called by what group or job they've opted for. In construction field it's construction man recruit, in aviation its airman recruit, in engineering (ship propulsion) it's engine man recruit, for all others it reverts to seaman recruit. if they have a specific job (rate) they are called by their rate first then recruit, or apprentice, or just the rate. The only exception is hospital corpsman, this rate does not use the recruit or apprentice after the rate name.

Answer 3

Rek T what about the blue strips!
E-1 Construction recruit
E-2 construction apprentice
E-3 Construction man
If you wounder why I added this its because you forgot about the Navy Sea Bees.

Answer 4

Your Still a SR.....Just like being a private in the Army.

Answer 5

Typicaly it's the title of their rank. Same for any other branch.
But there are nicknames like everyone else posted.
The nicknames are to each his/her own.

Answer 6

if he is still an E1.. Seaman Recruit.

at E2 his title is Seaman Apprentice( sperm in training)

at E3 it's Seaman( or if he has finished A school, his rating)

Answer 7

NUB (Non-useful body) :P

I cant imagine anyone actually leaving bootcamp anything other than at least and apprentice, although I am sure it does happen.

Answer 8

Don't know about the other answers. I call him "Shipmate".