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NAS DALLAS
U.S. Marine Corps
NAS JACKSONVILLE
U.S. Marine Corps
NAS MEREDIAN, MS
U.S. Marine Corps
NAS MILLINGTON
U.S. Marine Corps
NAS MRASTU BELLE CHASE, LA
U.S. Marine Corps
NAVAL AIR STATION, MEMPHIS TN
U.S. Marine Corps
NAVAL WEAPON STATION
U.S. Marine Corps
New River NC
U.S. Marine Corps
New River, North Carolina, is home to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, established in 1941 as a major training facility for the United States Marine Corps. The adjacent Marine Corps Air Station New River was activated in 1943, primarily supporting helicopter and tiltrotor aircraft operations. Over the decades, the units stationed at New River, including Marine Aircraft Groups and support squadrons, have played a vital role in training, rapid deployment, and combat operations worldwide. Today, New River remains a critical hub for Marine Corps aviation, supporting missions and exercises essential to national defense.
NMCB 16
U.S. Marine Corps
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 16 (NMCB 16), also known as "Seabees," is a reserve battalion within the United States Navy's Naval Construction Force. The unit was initially commissioned during World War II, serving in both the Atlantic and Pacific theaters, where it played a vital role in building airfields, roads, and other critical infrastructure in support of combat operations. After being decommissioned post-war, NMCB 16 was reactivated as a reserve unit, providing construction support during training exercises and contingency operations worldwide. Throughout its history, the battalion has exemplified the Seabee motto, "We Build, We Fight," by delivering essential engineering capabilities in both war and peacetime missions.
norfolk va
U.S. Marine Corps
NOT AVAILABLE
U.S. Marine Corps
NS A MARINE BARRACKS FORT MEADE E-I CO Q
U.S. Marine Corps
NUMEROUS
U.S. Marine Corps
Oscar battery 5-10
U.S. Marine Corps
PACIFIC AREA
U.S. Marine Corps
PACIFIC THEATER
U.S. Marine Corps
PAO
U.S. Marine Corps
PARATROOPERS
U.S. Marine Corps
PARRIS ISLAND, SC
U.S. Marine Corps
Parris Island, South Carolina
U.S. Marine Corps
PERRIS ISLAND
U.S. Marine Corps
PIONEERS
U.S. Marine Corps
platoon 1052
U.S. Marine Corps
Platoon 116
U.S. Marine Corps