bluejacket

I was there and heard an Irish bluejacket cursing them as a disgrace to his country.

But to the European mind our bluejacket is still something of an anomaly.

The American bluejacket will not try to get revenge again, for he lost.

That is not calling you cowards, either, the bluejacket continued.

The Naval Brigade also had one bluejacket wounded, but not seriously.

"Left-hand Gun Hill fired, sir," said the bluejacket to the captain.

When, seven months before, Martin had put on his bluejacket's uniform for the first time, he had felt immensely proud of himself.

The miner has a gait as peculiarly his own as Tommy's measured pace or the bluejacket's roll.

"Bout time the old Triadur showed up sir," remarked the bluejacket.

The bluejacket had discovered them, and was leaping down the steep slope in hot pursuit.