15th Naval District

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U.S. Navy

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361

About 15th Naval District

The 15th Naval District is a geographical area of responsibility within the United States Navy that covers the Pacific coast of the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii, and the Pacific territories. It is responsible for overseeing naval operations, installations, and personnel within its designated region. The district plays a crucial role in maintaining maritime security, conducting search and rescue missions, and providing support for naval exercises and missions in the Pacific Ocean. Overall, the 15th Naval District plays a vital role in ensuring the Navy's presence and capabilities in the Pacific region.

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Robert Hugh Snowberger

U.S. Navy

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FARLEY LAVETT

U.S. Navy

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U.S. Air Force • 1967

About 15th Naval District

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Historical Facts

• The 15th Naval District was established on April 18, 1943 during World War II. • It was responsible for naval operations along the west coast of the United States, from Alaska to the Mexican border. • The district was headquartered in San Francisco, California. • During World War II, the district played a crucial role in protecting the Pacific coast from potential Japanese attacks. • One of the district's key tasks was to patrol the coastline for enemy submarines and surface vessels. • The district also provided training for naval personnel and supported shipbuilding and repair efforts along the west coast. • After World War II, the 15th Naval District continued to serve as a key command center for naval operations in the Pacific Ocean. • In 1973, the district was redesignated as Naval Base San Francisco and later as Naval Station Treasure Island. • Today, the former 15th Naval District headquarters on Treasure Island is used as a conference center and event space. • The legacy of the 15th Naval District lives on in the history of naval operations on the west coast of the United States.