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CAMP SAMPSON,NY
U.S. Navy
Camp Tensha
U.S. Navy
camp tienshaw, danang
U.S. Navy
Canadian Navy
U.S. Navy
Cape Cod, Fleet Hospital
U.S. Navy
CARAEWRON 124
U.S. Navy
CARAEWRON 126
U.S. Navy
CARAEWRON TWELVE NAS
U.S. Navy
cargo chb12
U.S. Navy
Cargo Handling Bn 8
U.S. Navy
carpenter shop, use samuel Gompers
U.S. Navy
Carrier Air Group 1
U.S. Navy
Carrier Air Task Group Two
U.S. Navy
CARRIER AIR WING RESERVE 20
U.S. Navy
CARRIER DIVISION THREE
U.S. Navy
Carrier Strike Group EIGHT
U.S. Navy
CASU 9
U.S. Navy
CASU 17
U.S. Navy
Carrier Aircraft Service Unit 17 (CASU-17) was a United States Navy aviation support unit active during World War II. Established to provide maintenance, repair, and logistical support for carrier-based aircraft, CASU-17 operated primarily in the Pacific Theater. The unit played a crucial role at forward bases, including locations such as Espiritu Santo and Manus Island, ensuring operational readiness of naval air power during major campaigns. By efficiently servicing and repairing a variety of aircraft, CASU-17 contributed significantly to the sustained effectiveness of U.S. carrier operations throughout the war.
CASU 20
U.S. Navy
CASU 20 Casu 30
U.S. Navy
CASU 25
U.S. Navy
CASU 3, 33, AND 39
U.S. Navy
CASU 32
U.S. Navy
Carrier Aircraft Service Unit 32 (CASU-32) was a United States Navy aviation maintenance unit active during World War II. Formed to provide repair, maintenance, and logistical support to carrier-based aircraft, CASU-32 operated primarily in the Pacific Theater. The unit played a vital role in keeping frontline aircraft operational during major campaigns, including the battles in the Solomon Islands and the Central Pacific. Their work ensured high aircraft readiness and contributed significantly to the sustained air superiority of U.S. naval forces in the region.
CASU F 3 Okinawa
U.S. Navy