US Navy Turbine Technician Versus Philippine Naval Personnel (Midshipman)... which one is considered better?

Alright, here's the details.

As the US navy knows, a GSM is a turbine technician (mechanical) and is an individual that looks/fixes/maintains gas turbines.

However, Prior from bootcamp and before going to A-school.

All "US" navy personnel had completed the Course in the boot camp with shipboard damage control and firefighting (which my recruiter told me that I will have it as a badge for my skill) and weapons firing.

Back to being a GSM; my recruiter said they would be part of the so-called "SNIPE" team--(They say it's super naturally intelligent propulsion engineer while others say it's from the name of John Snipes, the guy that demanded more privilege for the steam engineers.)

Their advancement is measured with their earned skills being tested and allotted time spent on land/shore duty. They are however, trained (and usually) after Highschool.

As to being a navy personnel and also a GSM; they are backed by the words HONOR, COURAGE and COMMITMENT and most of all...

Being part of the worlds most powerful Navy and its Pride...

The United States Navy.

Now with the Challenger.

Having a "Philippine" Naval Personnel (Midshipman); his details comprises skills about command management and navigation.

Though it is, However, the lowest rank on the navigation department...

They are still considered officers and have essential skills regarding seamanship and navigation as well as it is a course in college (based in the Philippines).

Their advancement is measured based on the skills they would gain while on duty (apprenticeship and study).

However, the Philippine Navy's power is not as large and technologically advanced as the US Navy.

They are backed by the values of honor, dedication, patriotism, solidarity, leadership and professionalism.

My question is:

If both personnel will have a debate on which one is advanced or better;

who would it be and why?

Everything here is unbiased.

Thanks for the answers.