Fall petty officer advancements are out — did you make rate?

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Boatswain’s Mate 2nd Class Armando Calvillo, relays a message to the repair locker during a drill aboard the amphibious transport dock ship Denver. Calvillo, now assigned to the dock landing ship Harpers Ferry will sew on first class this fall. (Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class N. Ross Taylor/Navy)

Thanksgiving turkey will taste a little bit better for the 22,221 active-duty, reserve full-time support and drilling reserve sailors who got the word on Tuesday that they’ve advanced into or up in the petty officer ratings.

Check out the comprehensive list of active-duty, reserve and full-time support selectees here!

The Navy recorded 94,895 sailors across the total force sitting for fall exams, with 90,270 cutting a passing score. The 22,221 total advancements made it nearly a one in four chance to move up — the same opportunity during the spring advancements.

Congratulations to all selectees!

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Mark D. Faram is a former reporter for Navy Times. He was a senior writer covering personnel, cultural and historical issues. A nine-year active duty Navy veteran, Faram served from 1978 to 1987 as a Navy Diver and photographer.