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FLEET RESERVE
U.S. Navy
FLEET SONAR SCHOOL
U.S. Navy
forrestal
U.S. Navy
FTC
U.S. Navy
Gator navy
U.S. Navy
HC7
U.S. Navy
HELMINERON FIFTEEN
U.S. Navy
HOSPITAL
U.S. Navy
HS-14
U.S. Navy
Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Fourteen (HS-14), known as the "Chargers," was established in 1984 as a U.S. Navy helicopter unit. Originally based at Naval Air Facility Atsugi, Japan, HS-14 operated primarily with the SH-3H Sea King and later transitioned to the SH-60F and HH-60H Seahawk helicopters. The squadron's primary mission was anti-submarine warfare (ASW), but it also provided search and rescue (SAR), anti-surface warfare, and logistics support, often deploying with Carrier Air Wing Five aboard the USS Kitty Hawk and later the USS George Washington. In 2013, HS-14 was redesignated as Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron Fourteen (HSC-14), reflecting a broader mission set with the introduction of the MH-60S Seahawk.
HS-84
U.S. Navy
HSC-25
U.S. Navy
Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 25 (HSC-25), known as the "Island Knights," is a United States Navy helicopter squadron based at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. Established in 1984 as HC-5 and later redesignated HSC-25 in 2005, the unit operates the MH-60S Seahawk helicopter. HSC-25 provides vital combat support, search and rescue, logistics, and humanitarian assistance throughout the Western Pacific. The squadron is also the Navy’s only forward-deployed vertical replenishment unit in the Pacific, supporting both Navy and joint forces in the region.
HT-18
U.S. Navy
Helicopter Training Squadron EIGHTEEN (HT-18), known as "Vigilant Eagles," is a United States Navy helicopter training squadron established on March 1, 1972. Based at Naval Air Station Whiting Field in Milton, Florida, HT-18 was created to meet the growing demand for naval helicopter pilots during the Vietnam War era. The squadron provides advanced helicopter flight training to Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and allied student aviators, primarily utilizing the TH-57 Sea Ranger. Over the decades, HT-18 has played a crucial role in producing highly skilled rotary-wing aviators, ensuring the operational readiness of U.S. and allied naval forces.
IKE
U.S. Navy
IUSS
U.S. Navy
IUWG
U.S. Navy
KUNIA
U.S. Navy
MALS-24
U.S. Navy
Medical Corp
U.S. Navy
MINESWEEPERS
U.S. Navy
MOMAG DET 10
U.S. Navy
NADC WARMINSTER, PA
U.S. Navy
NAS Agana
U.S. Navy
nas cubi pt
U.S. Navy
NAS Kodak, AK
U.S. Navy
**Naval Air Station (NAS) Kodiak, Alaska**, was established in June 1941 as a key U.S. Navy installation during World War II. Serving as the principal naval air base in Alaska, NAS Kodiak played a crucial role in defending the North Pacific and supporting the Aleutian Islands Campaign against Japanese forces. The base hosted patrol squadrons, reconnaissance missions, and anti-submarine operations throughout the war. After WWII, NAS Kodiak remained active, supporting Cold War and maritime operations, before being transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1972 and re-designated as Coast Guard Base Kodiak.