Definition: The term "midshipmanship" refers to a naval officer's rank of midshipman, which is typically held by officers in the United States Navy and other navies. Midshipmen are typically promoted to the next higher rank or commissioned as captains upon completion of their commissioning training program. Midshipmen serve at the head of ships and act as bridge officers, acting as the ship's navigator and lookout. They perform a variety of duties including steering, steering watch, and maintaining the bridge
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