NAS OCEANA

U.S. Navy•255 members

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Branch

U.S. Navy

Members

255

About NAS OCEANA

NAS Oceana stands for Naval Air Station Oceana, which is a military base located in Virginia Beach, Virginia. It is home to various squadrons of the United States Navy and is one of the largest and busiest air stations in the world. NAS Oceana plays a crucial role in naval aviation operations, training, and support for both the Navy and the Marine Corps. The base also hosts air shows and community events to showcase the capabilities of military aviation.

Unit Members

Aaron Bates

U.S. Navy (2013-2018)

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Harold Grubbs

U.S. Navy

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Photos

U.S. Army • 1971

U.S. Army • 1978

Hubert Miracle 96 SB

U.S. Navy • 1945

Hubert Miracle 926 SB

U.S. Navy • 1944

About NAS OCEANA

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• NAS Oceana is a naval air station located in Virginia Beach, Virginia. • It was originally established in 1941 as Naval Air Station Oceana. • The air station covers approximately 6,000 acres and has four runways. • NAS Oceana is home to several F/A-18 Hornet squadrons and other aircraft. • In 2012, the air station suffered significant damage during Hurricane Sandy. • NAS Oceana has a long history of hosting air shows, including the popular Oceana Air Show. • In 2017, NAS Oceana celebrated its 75th anniversary with a special ceremony. • The air station has been involved in various training exercises and operations throughout its history. • NAS Oceana is a key component of the U.S. Navy's air power capabilities on the East Coast. • The air station has received several awards and commendations for its contributions to national defense.