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About Comoceansyspac, Pearl Harbor

COMOCEANSYSPAC (Commander, Ocean Systems Pacific), stationed at Pearl Harbor, has played a critical role in undersea surveillance and oceanographic operations for the U.S. Navy since its establishment during the Cold War. Positioned at a strategic Pacific location, the command managed and maintained advanced underwater sensor networks, supporting anti-submarine warfare and maritime domain awareness across the region. COMOCEANSYSPAC contributed significantly to intelligence and early warning capabilities, enhancing fleet readiness and security throughout the Indo-Pacific. Over the decades, its mission evolved alongside technological advancements, remaining a vital component of U.S. naval operations until its functions were reorganized and absorbed into broader Navy information and surveillance commands.

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Edward Cooley

U.S. Navy

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Lori Jaklich (Mattingly)

U.S. Navy

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FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

About Comoceansyspac, Pearl Harbor

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• 1. Unique Name: "Comoceansyspac" stands for Commander, Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station, Eastern Pacific, a vital communication hub for the U.S. Navy. • 2. Pearl Harbor Location: The unit is headquartered at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, positioning it at a strategic crossroads for Pacific communications and operations. • 3. Communication Backbone: Comoceansyspac manages one of the Navy’s largest communications centers, supporting forces across the Pacific and Indian Oceans. • 4. Submarine Cables: The station is a key node for undersea fiber optic cables that carry vital, secure information between continents and naval forces. • 5. Cold War Role: During the Cold War, Comoceansyspac played a pivotal role in relaying intelligence and operational orders to deployed fleets and submarines. • 6. 24/7 Operations: The unit operates around the clock, ensuring uninterrupted communications for military missions, humanitarian efforts, and disaster response. • 7. Cybersecurity Focus: In recent years, Comoceansyspac has expanded its mission to include robust cybersecurity operations, defending against cyber attacks and electronic warfare. • 8. Legacy of WWII: The unit traces its roots to radio and telegraph facilities that played a critical role during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. • 9. Multinational Coordination: Comoceansyspac frequently coordinates with allied and partner nations, supporting joint exercises and operations in the Indo-Pacific region. • 10. Advanced Technology: The station utilizes some of the most advanced satellite, high-frequency radio, and digital communication technologies in the U.S. military.