ACB 2 LITTLE CREEK

U.S. Navy•215 members

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Branch

U.S. Navy

Members

215

About ACB 2 LITTLE CREEK

The ACB 2 Little Creek stands for Assault Craft Unit Two Little Creek, which is a United States Navy unit based in Little Creek, Virginia. This unit is responsible for operating and maintaining assault craft, such as landing craft, to support amphibious operations. The ACB 2 Little Creek plays a crucial role in transporting personnel, vehicles, and equipment from ships to shore during military operations. They are trained to operate in a variety of environments and are essential for ensuring successful amphibious assaults.

Unit Members

Jay Solesbee

U.S. Navy

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Richard Parker

U.S. Navy

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Photos

COUSINS

U.S. Navy • 1970

The Green Berets

U.S. Navy • 2002

B.R. Lang

U.S. Navy • 1970

World War II

U.S. Navy • 1945

About ACB 2 LITTLE CREEK

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• The ACB 2 Little Creek is a Naval Amphibious Base located in Virginia Beach, Virginia. • It was originally established during World War II as a training facility for Navy Seabees. • ACB 2 has played a significant role in numerous military operations, including the Gulf War and the War in Afghanistan. • The base is home to multiple units, including Navy Expeditionary Combat Command and Naval Beach Group 2. • ACB 2 Little Creek has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1942. • The base was named after Little Creek, a small body of water located nearby. • ACB 2 has undergone several expansions and renovations over the years to accommodate new technology and equipment. • The base is strategically located near the Atlantic Ocean, making it a key asset for naval operations. • ACB 2 Little Creek serves as a training ground for Navy sailors, SEALs, and other special operations forces. • The base has a close-knit community of military personnel and their families who support each other through deployments and other challenges.