Navy Vets of the OT - what is this rank & job?

Bus driver for Marines with Oak Clasps

Is this still used or is this old?

I think they still have that symbol on their dress uniform sleeve

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what is this rank & job?

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Rear echelon POG.

looking closely, that's a very old uniform...the half stripe looks like there is color in the middle, similar to the sleeve stripe on an Army Officer's Blue uniform.

I'm not that familiar with Navy uniforms, but it's possibly a pre WW2 uniform...

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In the rear

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Isn't that the entire navy, except some of the SEALs?

(I keed, I keed, )

Is that an old Construction Battalion (SeaBees) patch?

ETA; forget all my previous blathering. Those are O-2 stripes. No clue on the occupational badge. No pilot wings, no care.

We like all you Navy types. Every time we gotta go some place to fight, you fellas always give us a ride.

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Is this still used or is this old?

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"In regulations of 1905, while the insignia of the Pay Corps remained "a silver oak sprig", the pattern was a little different. Instead of the three leaves and two acorns standing out separately from the stem as heretofore, the three leaves and three acorns (one acorn having been added) were brought together at the stem of the sprig inscribed in a rectangle.

The last significant change to the Supply Corps insignia came in 1919; the leaf retained its shape, but was to be embroidered in gold instead of silver."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navy_Supply_Corps