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CVN-76
U.S. Navy
CVN72
U.S. Navy
DEFENSE INFORMATION SCHOOL
U.S. Navy
ELECTRICIAN
U.S. Navy
ENGINEER
U.S. Navy
EPDOPAC
U.S. Navy
EWTGLANT
U.S. Navy
FC A SCHOOL
U.S. Navy
FOX
U.S. Navy
FTC NORVA
U.S. Navy
Henry W. Tucker (DD-875)
U.S. Navy
USS Henry W. Tucker (DD-875) was a Gearing-class destroyer commissioned by the United States Navy in March 1945. Named in honor of Pharmacist’s Mate Second Class Henry W. Tucker, a World War II Navy medic awarded the Navy Cross posthumously, the ship saw service in the final stages of World War II and extensively during the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Throughout her career, Henry W. Tucker participated in numerous combat operations, including naval gunfire support, search and rescue missions, and carrier escort duties. After decades of distinguished service, she was transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1973, where she served as Marcilio Dias (D-25) until her decommissioning in 1994.
HSL-40
U.S. Navy
Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Light 40 (HSL-40), known as the "Airwolves," was established in October 1985 at Naval Air Station Mayport, Florida. The squadron’s primary mission was to provide training for pilots and aircrew in the operation of the SH-60B Seahawk helicopter, focusing on anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare tactics. HSL-40 played a crucial role in preparing crews for deployment with Atlantic Fleet surface combatants, ensuring operational readiness and proficiency. In 2012, following the U.S. Navy’s reorganization of helicopter squadrons, HSL-40 was redesignated as Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 40 (HSM-40).
INTREPID
U.S. Navy
KAMISEYA
U.S. Navy
LPH-10
U.S. Navy
USS Tripoli (LPH-10) was an Iwo Jima-class amphibious assault ship commissioned by the United States Navy in 1966. Designed to embark, transport, and land elements of a Marine landing force by helicopter, she played a significant role during the Vietnam War, participating in multiple combat and evacuation operations. Tripoli also served during the Gulf War in 1991, where she sustained damage from a mine while supporting Operation Desert Storm but continued critical mine countermeasure operations. After decades of service, USS Tripoli was decommissioned in 1995, leaving a distinguished legacy in amphibious warfare and naval aviation support.
Marine Detachment USS Kitty Hawk (CVA-63)
U.S. Navy
The Marine Detachment aboard USS Kitty Hawk (CVA-63) served as an integral unit from the ship’s commissioning in 1961 until the phasing out of shipboard Marine detachments in the late 20th century. Tasked with providing ship security, ceremonial duties, and supporting nuclear weapons security, the Marines played a crucial role during Kitty Hawk’s numerous deployments, including combat operations in the Vietnam War and later in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf. The detachment participated in significant events such as the 1972 Vietnam Easter Offensive and Operation Frequent Wind, the evacuation of Saigon. Renowned for their discipline and professionalism, the Marines of the Kitty Hawk contributed to the ship’s operational readiness and naval tradition throughout its distinguished service.
MCAS CHERRY POINT
U.S. Navy
MCAS EL TORO, CA
U.S. Navy
mcb-7
U.S. Navy
MCB71
U.S. Navy
Mine Division 73 USS Conquest MSO-488
U.S. Navy
Mine Division 73 was a United States Navy mine warfare unit active during the Cold War, specializing in mine countermeasures operations. Among its ships was USS Conquest (MSO-488), an Aggressive-class ocean minesweeper commissioned in 1955. USS Conquest participated in training exercises, fleet maneuvers, and readiness missions along the U.S. East Coast, Caribbean, and occasionally in the Mediterranean as part of NATO operations. The ship and its division played a crucial role in ensuring safe passage for naval and commercial vessels by detecting and clearing naval mines until Conquest’s decommissioning in 1971.
mine squaron10 Charleston SC
U.S. Navy
Mine Squadron 10 (MinRon 10), based in Charleston, South Carolina, has played a significant role in U.S. naval mine warfare. Established during the Cold War, the squadron was tasked with the deployment, maintenance, and operational readiness of mine countermeasure ships and personnel. Throughout its service, Mine Squadron 10 participated in numerous training exercises along the Atlantic coast and supported fleet operations to ensure safe maritime navigation. The unit has contributed to advancements in mine detection and clearance techniques, reflecting Charleston’s longstanding importance as a strategic naval hub.
MIRAMAR NAVAL AIR STATION
U.S. Navy
MIUWU 114
U.S. Navy