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Company F 2d Battalion, 2d Marines
U.S. Marine Corps
Company F Marine Support Btln.
U.S. Marine Corps
Company K,3rd battalion,8th marines,2nd Marine Div
U.S. Marine Corps
Company L Marine Support Battalion
U.S. Marine Corps
Company L, Marine Support Battalion
U.S. Marine Corps
CompanyA 1st battalion5thmarines
U.S. Marine Corps
COMPHIBLANT
U.S. Marine Corps
COMSTRIKFORSOUTH
U.S. Marine Corps
COMSTRIKFORSOUTH, officially known as Commander, Striking Forces Southern Europe, was a key NATO command established in 1952 to oversee strike operations and rapid response in Southern Europe during the Cold War. Headquartered initially in Naples, Italy, COMSTRIKFORSOUTH was responsible for coordinating multinational air and naval forces, particularly in the Mediterranean region. The unit played a crucial role in planning and conducting joint exercises and served as a deterrent against potential Soviet aggression in Southern Europe. Following the end of the Cold War, its mission was adapted, and the command was eventually deactivated in 2004 as NATO restructured its operational commands.
CONSOLIDATED FISCAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
U.S. Marine Corps
cooks plt, red patchers
U.S. Marine Corps
correctional custody
U.S. Marine Corps
CorrEctions Battalion, MCB, Camp Pendleton, Ca
U.S. Marine Corps
corrections battilion
U.S. Marine Corps
Corrections BN, Camp Pendleton
U.S. Marine Corps
Corrections camp Pentlton
U.S. Marine Corps
Corrections Co Spt Battalion
U.S. Marine Corps
Corrections-Cook
U.S. Marine Corps
Crash Crew -SOMS-MWSS174
U.S. Marine Corps
Crash Fire and Rescue
U.S. Marine Corps
Crash Fire Rescue Division
U.S. Marine Corps
cssb-1- cssc-111
U.S. Marine Corps
cssb7
U.S. Marine Corps
Combat Sustainment Support Battalion 7 (CSSB-7) is a logistics unit within the United States Army, typically assigned to provide critical support to combat units across various operational theaters. Established as part of the broader sustainment command structure, CSSB-7 has played a pivotal role in ensuring the efficient movement of supplies, maintenance, and transportation services during major deployments, including Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. The battalion is composed of diverse elements specializing in transportation, supply, and field maintenance, enabling it to support both peacetime training and wartime missions. CSSB-7's adaptability and logistical expertise continue to make it an essential component in supporting Army operations worldwide.
cssc 121
U.S. Marine Corps
CSSD 12
U.S. Marine Corps