After seven months he applied for and was granted a Navy commission.

He resigned his regular Navy commission in 1978.

Drew was one of 131 colleges and universities nationally that took part in the program which offered students a path to a Navy commission.

After his removal from his post, Gilmer resigned his Navy commission.

In World War II, he held a Navy commission, commanding gun crews on cargo ships.

In 1937 his application for a regular Navy commission was turned down because of his age.

The programs offered students a path to a Navy commission, enrolling cadets in regular college courses as well as naval training.

She received a Navy commission in 1970.

In World War II, he tried to get a Navy commission, but failed for physical reasons.

Midshipmen were being offered a release from their service commitment or a place in the Naval Reserves rather than a Regular Navy commission.