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BDC, NAS, Jacksonville, FL
U.S. Navy
BE-E SCHOOL
U.S. Navy
Beach Jumpers Unit One
U.S. Navy
Beach Master
U.S. Navy
beach masters b4d9
U.S. Navy
BEACHMASTER UNIT ONE
U.S. Navy
Unit with 100 member associations.
Beachmaster Unit ONE - WestPac Detachment
U.S. Navy
BeachMaster Unit tw0
U.S. Navy
Beaufort Naval Hospital Beaufort S.C.
U.S. Navy
beaufort navy hospital
U.S. Navy
BEE SAN DIEGO
U.S. Navy
Benjamin Franklin SSBN640Gold
U.S. Navy
Bermuda ATC
U.S. Navy
BETHESDA NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER
U.S. Navy
Unit with 121 member associations.
bitter Birds
U.S. Navy
BJU1
U.S. Navy
BLACK DOGS
U.S. Navy
black force
U.S. Navy
BLBOA NAVAL HOSPITAL
U.S. Navy
blr division uss cadmus ar14
U.S. Navy
BLUE
U.S. Navy
Blue & Gold Landing Teams
U.S. Navy
The Blue & Gold Landing Teams are specialized amphibious assault units within the United States Navy, most notably associated with the Navy SEALs and the Naval Special Warfare community. Established during the Vietnam War era, these teams were initially formed to provide rapid-response capabilities for riverine and coastal operations, supporting both direct action missions and reconnaissance. Over time, the Blue & Gold Landing Teams evolved to become interchangeable crews for SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) Teams, ensuring continuous operational readiness through alternating deployment cycles. Their legacy is marked by adaptability, technical expertise, and a critical role in enabling naval special operations worldwide.
Blue blasters ATKRON 34
U.S. Navy
Blue Ridge LCC19
U.S. Navy