And the bluejackets, at sight of that familiar figure, roared out a cheer that might have shaken the drops from the wet boughs.
"The Crisis, Volume 7"
Winston Churchill
The naval officer spoke his orders in a quiet, refined voice, and massive muscular bluejackets, drilled for years, sprang smartly to carry them out.
"Command"
William McFee
Compare this end-of-the-century story with that of the loss of the Wager, one of the ships of Anson's squadron; and compare the behaviour of the Wager's castaways with that of the bluejackets who stood to attention on the deck of the Victoria till the word was given to jump as the ship heeled over-recent instances quoted merely because they occur to the writers' minds, for there are any number of others.
"The Naval Pioneers of Australia"
Louis Becke and Walter Jeffery